The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-10-18
THE COUNTY NEWS.
HOSE HlLL-.

Tom Beatty shipped car load OF
good hogs to ottumwa from Rose Hill
Friday.
Marcus Utterback, of Delta, was at
Rose Hill Monday looking after real
estate interests here.
G. c. Bump left mere. Friday for
Denver, Colorado, and from there
will go to the Pacific slope.
John Magee, real estate agent of
Oskaloosa, was at Rose Hill Tuesday
looking after business affairs.
Thornton Ellsworth shipped a car
of butchers stuff to Chicago Tuesday
from Rose Hill, of good quality
John j. Hawk spent Sunday in Os-
kaloosa with his family and returned
to Rose Hill Monday morning on his
wheel
G. |. Roberts, travelling salesman
for the Hawkeye Overall Co., of Oska.
loosa, spent Sunday at Rose Hill with
his family.
Garrett Elkin, of Oskaloosa, came
to Rose Hill Saturday evening to Wis
it relatives, and returned home Sun
day evening.
Dan Augustine is in Chicago this
week with two car loads of 1900.
pound steers of his own feeding that
are good ones.
Mrs. R. B. Waddell returned to her
home Tuesday after spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Petty,
at Earlham, Iowa.
Mrs. C.BRowland and grand-daugh-
ter Lucille spent several days in Os-
kaloosa the past week and returned
home Saturday evening.
Charles Caskey and wife departed
for their home at Liberal, Mo-, after
spending two weeks at the parental
Saylor home near Tioga.
Will James and Mrs. Guy James re-
turned Tuesday morning from Spring
field, Mo-, where they attended the
funeralsof Mrs, Fred James.
Joe Dugan, in filling a gasoline
lamp Friday evening while. burning,
got his hands severely burned, but
he says he won't do it again.
DR.. Fred Jarvis and wife, of Delta,
were guests Monday of DR.. Dwight
Jarvis and wife of Rose Hill, while
looking after business affairs.
Rollo Wymore,who works on bridge
work with Frank Stringfellow, was
at Rose Hill Sunday visiting at the
parental Robt Wymore home.
Rev. Joe Lisk, of Oskaloosa, was
in Rose Hill Tuesday shaking hands
with his many friends and returned
to his home on the noon train.
lack Barnes, of Oskaloosa, came
down to Rose Hill Tuesday morning
on the Flyer and went to the home of
his son-in-law, George Mckinney.
Deputy Auditor Roy E. Rowland
drove to Rose Hill Saturday evening
for a visit at the. c. B. Rowland home
and returned Sunday evening to the
city.
Gordon Beaman and family, of Del
ia, drove over to Rose Hill Saturday
evening and were guests at the c. l..
Wharton home, returning home Sun
day evening.
Mrs. Ellen Feaster, who lived near
Rose Hill a number of years, died
Friday evening at her home in Spring
field, after being an invalid for the
past six years. Funeral took place
Sunday
Mrs. Cora Mckinley, of Oskaloosa,
visited over Sunday at the parental
Mrs. M. M. Roberts home and attend
ed the funeral services at the NJ. E.
church of Mrs. Fannie Dickson, re.
turning home on the noon train.
Mrs. Pearl Uric, of Springield,w was
at Rose Hill Monday and attended the
funeral of Mrs. Fannie Dickson, and
was the guest of Mrs. Anna Lister
over night, returning to her home
Tuesday morning on the early train.
l. NJ. Reed informed me his trotting
stallion Bedworth Boy, which is in
training at GAINESVILLE, Ohio, has
n, lie his mile in 2:30 on "a heavy
ira Bedworth Boy is 3-year-old
and IS been in training but short
time.
Archa Wymore's pacing stallion,
Henry G., which has been training in
the skillful hands of Billy Wilson
of What Cheer for the past month, has
made his mile in 2;40. He is a g.
year-old colt and green, and with
good care will surely make a world.
beaten.
Samuel Sanders. real estate agent,
sold the C. B. Rowland farm of 43
acres, south Of South river, Monday,
to Gus Swanson, and Tuesday sold
the S0-acre farm of DR.. Fred jarvis
near Tioga to Win Havens for $4,000.
Sam is rustler if you have anything
to sell.
Mrs. Fannie Dickson, wife of M. M.
Dickson, died at her home in Rose
Hill, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1906, at $3.50
p. M, after one week of severe suf-
fering. She was always patient and