The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-09-06

c. H. Roberts and family, OF Oska-
loosa, will move in the near future 20
Rose Hill and occupy the DR.. Harry
Z. Carver property, southwest Of the
railroad.
James Lane and wife,of Des Moines,
came to Rose Hill Monday to change
the bridge at the Roberts mill site
for the King Bridge Construction Co.,
OF Des Moines.
w. r. Bridges, of Cskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill Monday looking after busi-
ness interests before his departure for
Indiana, where he goes to make an
extended visit.
Mrs. Mary Spates returned to her
home in Oskaloosa after making ten
days visit at Rose Hill with her
brother, Dan Augustine, and other rel
atives near here.
Tom Alexander will teach the Old
Rose Hill school and commenced Sept.
g. Tom will teach good school, for
he is young man of good appear
ance, upright and honest.
Mrs. John Hammes and son Jonn
and Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Hesla and
daughter, Miss Irene, were visiting the
Jarvis and Slocum families at Rose
Hill the past week.
Mrs. Mary Spates and Mrs. Sally
Spates and Mrs. Sam Stringfellow and
Master Hugh, all of Oskaloosa, were
visitors at Rose Hill recently with
relatives and friends.
Bert Gillian will soon have a large
hall 30x50 over his blachsmlrn
shop completed, whicn he will rent to
the /. o. o. F., which will organize
with about fifty members.
Mrs. Margaret Elkin, who has been
sick for three weeks, passed away
Tuesday, Sept 4. Funeral at Chris
tan church Thursday at one o'clock
and interment in Wymore cemetery.
Charlie and Hank Troy arrived
home Friday evening from Alberta,
Canada, where they had been taking
in the sights of that country, and think
it the greatest grain country on earth.
!. NJ. Reed has returned home from
Ohio where he has spent the last
month. He left his young stallion,
Bedworth Boy, there for training. We
look to hear of him making time equal
to Dan Patch.
Fletcher Bump and wife and Master
Mervin returned Tuesday morning
from Ponca, Okla, where they visited
for the past two weeks and report all
well and everything nourishing down
in that country.
james Malon. while at work on the
switch to Blythe from the Rock Island
road near Curriers' mill, received a
painful cut on the leg from scraper
which he was holding. 1t will keep
him from work for several days.
Matthew Reid. an engineer on the
Great Western railroad living at Clar-
ence, Wright county. has been visit
ing at the parental Daniel Reid home
near here the past week, returning to
his home Tuesday on the 1890 train.
Hon. Phil Grace shipped on Monday
to J. NJ Messammer of ranther, Iowa,
a fine young Galloway bull Z months
old, weighing 500 Ids, for which he
received a good long price. He is as
fine an individual as / saw at the
State Fair
Farris Fowler Harvey CrIl ami
Reub Grill and their families leave
Monday for Texhoma, UKlahoma, where
they have taken homesteads and go
there to grow up with the country.
They loaded their goods on a car at.
Rose Hill Sunday.
w. |. Beans, president of the Farm
ers National Bank of Oskaloosa, drove
Cyrus ", the well known trotting
stallion, to Rose Hill Saturday and
left him in care of C. L. Wharton and
took the train for Oskaloosa on bust.
ness connected with the bank.
Walter Currier returned on the
stock train Sunday from the State
Fair and was stepping high, having
taken one first premium and one third
on the fine birds that he exhibited at
the great Fair where the competition
was never excelled at any State Fair.
Rev. o. E. Mcbride left for Confer
enee at Grinnell Monday. We have
no assurance until after Conference
who will fill the pulpit at Rose Hill
for the next year. We have heard no
objections to having him return here,
where he has worked hard since ne
first came.
The Rose Hill Savings Bank has
just closed its sixth year of service
and reports having on hand $4,000
on deposit. and on the $4,000 the
bank started with has made them 100
per cent, and the good work goes on.
Rose Hill always gets to the front in
all its undertakings.
Box supper of the Rose Hill ReDe-
kah lodge Saturday evening. Sept. 8.
Don't forget the date and prepare your
boxes and come out to have a good
time l. M. Reed, our veteran auction
eer, is at home and will conduct the
cole of hovac and with favora ole