The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-08
THE COUNTY NEWS.
ROSE HlLL..


w. T. Phillips of oslzaloosa paid
Rose Hill a visit this week, on bust
ness.
Guy James and wife are attending
Free Methodist camp meeting at
Knoxville this week.
Robert Bass, president of the Rose
Hill Savings Bank, went to Oskalocsa
Saturday on business.
Mrs. Fred Jarvis of Delta visited in
Rose Hill the past week at the par
entail Bruce Jarvis home,
DR.. Fred Jarvis of Delta was in
Rose Hill Monday and left on the
noon train for Oskaloosa.
Wilson Moore and wife were pas
sengers for Delta Tuesday morning to
visit relatives for few days.
Mrs. Mat Armstrong and sons of
What Cheer were in Rose Hill the
past week. visiting relatives.
Baldwin Harris departed Tuesday
morning for What Cheer to take a
part in Gala Day at that place.
Mrs. C. B. Rowland and Mrs. ]. r..
Busby were passengers for oskaloosa
Monday evening on the late train.
T. Davis, of the Davis Bros. Cigar
store of oskaloosa, was in Rose Hill
the past week ON business in their
line.
Willie Brown, living near Rose HILL
is on the sick list. DIR. Dwight Jarvis
is caring for him and speedy recovery
is hoped for.
Mat Moore sold to Tom Beatty last
week choice lot of hogs. His stock
is always of the best and he gets the
top prices.
James Carey of LaRue, Ohio, de-
parted for his home Friday after a
visit Of two weeks with his cousin, G.
w. Williams.
Granville Stringfellow of oskaloo-
sa was at Rose Hill Monday on bust
ness and shaking hands with his
many friends.
William Anderson and wife and
Miss Mabel Anderson we're guests at
the parental Anderson home south of
the classic Skunk river.
Tom Beatty has shipped to Ottum-
wa ten car loads of hogs from Rose
Hill the past twelve days. He pays
high prices and gets the hogs.
Scion Helm and wife Of Fremont
were guests of F. L. Jackson at the
home of Mrs Weltha Myers in Rose
Hill Saturday night and Sunday.
James Farr was passenger to o.
kaloosa Saturday to visit his wife who
is being treated at the hospital there.
He reports her improving nicely.
John Newkirk and family from near
Delta spent Sunday in Rose Hill at
the Howl howe orI -atnrned
home in the rain Sunday evening.
j. R. Busby returned Thursday
from his California tour and reports
having good time and likes the
country, but doesn't go back on Iowa.
Joe Lurance delivered to Tom Beat
ty of Rose Hill Thursday sixty head
of Duroc Jersey red hogs of his own
raising and feeding that were hard to
beat.
Gordon Beaman and family of Del
ia spent Sunday at the parental c. L.
Wharton home in Rose Hill. The
rain prevented his return home until
Monday morning.
James Stout has rented the Bundy
Stringfellow property in Rose Hill
and il now prepared to handle but
ter, eggs and poultry and pay the
highest price in cash.
Charles L. Wharton is remodeling
his livery barn and putting brick
foundation under 1t and will have a
first class barn when completed, up
to-date in every respect.
DIR. +. F. Parker of oskaloosa was
called to Rose Hill Friday to the
home Of L. S. Gable to see fine colt
that needed his attention. Up to date
it is getting along nicely.
S. S. Woods was a passenger Sat.
urday for Kirkville, Iowa, to visit old
time acquaintance and most likely
form new ones. He will stay in that
locality for a week or more.
w. l. Beans. president of the Far
mers' National Bank OF Oskaloosa,
and daughter leila and niece, Miss
Pearl Saursman, were passengers ov-
er the Rock Island for oskaloosa.
Charles Spates, conductor on the
Oskaloosa street car line, and wife
and baby, visited the past week at
the Phil Grace home in Monroe town
ship and returned home Saturday.
Mrs. L. e. waddell OF oskaIoosa
and granddaughter arrived at Rose