The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1906-06-28

ening on business and to visit with
relatives.
w. /. Beans, president of the Farm
ers' National Bank of Oskaloosa, and
son Hoyt stopped at Rose Hill on their
way to oskaloosa.
Norton Havens and wife and son,
living near Wright, attended decora-
ton services of the l, 0. o. F. at Rose
Hill on Sunday, June "a.
Tom Friend and wife, of 0skaloosa,
visited at Rose Hill Sunday at the
parental S. L. Peebler home, and re,
turned home in the evening.
Mrs. Minnie Hesla, son CHARLES and
daughter Irene, Of Prescott, Arizona
visited the past week at the DR.. W..
NJ. Jarvis home in Rose Hill.
Ira D, Fry. of South English, is the
agent now at Rose Hill for the G., R.
I. & P. railroad. He is a young man
Of good appearance, and married.
Charles Boster and G. l.. Wharton
have had cement walks put down in
front of their places of business, the
Rhoades firm of Delta doing the WORK.
Tom Uric, of near Denver, Colo,
visited his many friends at Rose Hill
the past week. Tom was the G. r. !.
& P. agent at Rose Hill for several
years.
Charles Boster and wife drove out
to the home of Mrs. H. C. Bass on
Sunday and visited, returning by way
of the Leroy Stephenson home where
they spent the evening.
Tommy McComber, of northern
Iowa, is making his visits at the F.
NJ. Kemp home quite frequent, anu mis-
respects shown the daughter surely
mean something will happen soon.
Winnie Beans, real estate agent of
Des Moines, visited his brother, w. /.
Beans, near Indianapolis, recently, and
on his return home called at Rose
Hill and shook hands with his old
time friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcdonald departed
on Thursday for Wymore, Nebr, where
she will visit a short time and jour
ney on to Paonia, Colorado, where she
will make an extended visit with her
sister and other relatives.
We received from Mrs. Nettie Smith
a fine sample of cherries, picked from
the trees of Robt Wymore, and he
informs me they, are the English Ma
rilla. They were large and sweet and
beat all cherries we ever tasted.
w. r. Bridges, of Oskaloosa, was
down to Rose Hlll on Thursday work
ing in the interest Of the Mccall mar
BILE works. Their work standing in
the different cemeteries near Rose Hill
makes a good showing and speaks tor
itself.
The old Rose Hill school, taught by
Will Reed, closed another very sue
cessful term the past week, and the
parents gathered in and brought we'll
filed baskets and enjoyed a good time
with the pupils, finishing up on ice
cream and cake.
The l. o. o. F. decoration and me
mortal services at Rose Hill June "a,
were we'll attended and all had very
pleasant time. There was some dis
appointment as to the speaker, but
Rev. o. e. Mcbride was on nands and
made very good talk.
County Auditor John w. Doak pass
ed through Rose Hill Saturday even
ing on his way to Sigourney to meet
his wife and visit over Sunday with
John F. Swisher and his brother-in-
law, Samuel Chidester, and returned
home Monday on the noon train.
DR.. Dwight Jarvis and wife were
visitors at Rose Hill the past week
and were looking at property, expect
ing to buy The DR.. will hang out
his single at Rose Hill in the near
future, and we gladly welcome him
and his estimable vile 10 our town.
George Lockard, of Pine county,
Oklahoma, is visiting his many rela-
tives in and near Rose Hill, and will
return home about July 10. Comrade
Lockard served in the 7th Iowa Cav
airy and wears the bronzed button
that every soldier should feel proud
Of
William Zion, our gentlemanly agent
at Rose Hill, was checked out on Mon
day, the 25th, and a gentleman by the
name of Fry, of South English, was
checked in. Mr.. Zion rendered his
resignation and leaves of his own ac-
cord. Every man, woman and child
old enough to think, the town and
county over, who knew him regret
very much to have the change take
nIsce II is too soon to know what