The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-03-28

week with a load of fat cattle. lie
left Rose Hill Sunday and Will likely
top the market.
Homer Richardson and wife, of Del
ia visited Sunday with his brother-in
law, W. w. Horace, the lumber mer
chant of Rose Hill.
The Wright brothers have, moved
from their home south of Rose Hill to
the Musgroye farm, one and one-hall
miles west of town.
Mrs. Haie Brainard of Delta visited
in Rose Hill Monday with her sister
Mrs. Tom Beatty, AMI returned home
on the evening train.
Clarence Wright and Fred Allgood
arrived home Monday on the noon
train from Amarillo, Texas, well
pleased with that country.
Mrs. Mary Spates, of Oskaloosa, mas
been visiting with her brother, Dan
Augustine, and other relatives near
Rose Hill for several days.
Ira D. Fry, the c., R. l. & +. station
agent, mas bought the Mrs. NJ. M.Rob,
erts property near the Christian
church and moved there Tuesday.
The children's exercises on Easter
Sunday will be at the NJ. E. church
Sunday evening, beginning at 1880.
A good program for tie occasion.
Miss May Shriver with her pupils
will give an entertainment at the
Christian church in Rose Hill Friday
evening, March 29. Don't forget the
date.
Mrs. Glenn Nathersteads health is
much improved ana these nice days
she mas been out driving around the
CITY, which is gratifying news to her
many friends.
C. l.. Wharton is still il the livery
business. he sold off all mis- old
stock and is putting in a new stock
of buggies and carriages and horses,
and everything is of the best and up
to date. .sa-f ..
Mr.. Jester, of South English, is the
guest of his sonin-law, Ira D. Fry, the
station agent of Rose Hill, and is as
! siSting MIN in moving to his new
home, lately vacated by Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Roberts.
Dreward Hawley and Miss Joseph
inc Hawkins paid visit to Oskaloosa
Sunday afternoon and were the guests
of Mrs. George F. Sterling and attend,
ed church in the evening at the Stone
Chapel and heard the Jubilee Singers.
Born, to Frank and Ethel Carrot,
on Feb. G, 1907, at Nankin, China, a
son. w. H. Brown, father of Mrs.
Ethel Carrot, informed that he re-
ceived the glad news about March 70
and all parties were getting along
nicely.
Mrs. M. M. Roberts, a resident of
Rose Hill for the past twenty-five
years, moved to Oskaloosa Tuesday
and will reside on North Market
street. She has many friends mere
who will miss her, but our loss will
be Oskaloosa's gain.
Farmers are getting busy this Ene
weather sowing wheat and oats. They
report the ground working well, OtTt
rain is needed to make the grass grow
as fast as it should. many of the
lawns in Rose Hill are quite green
and will soon be ready for the lawn
mower.
The city election in Rose Hill Mon
day passed off very quietly. There
were two tickets in the field, the PEG
pies ticket and the Citizens ticket.
The Citizens ticket carried off tho
glory of grand victory. l. NJ. Reed
was elected mayor, Almer James and
W. S. Hawkins were elected on the
council in the First and Third wards.
George Henderson arrived home Sat
urday night from Missouri. While
City and one at Macon. They are
well located there and like the coun
try. George brought samples of corn
that was raised there last year, as
good as any corn raised in Iowa. rhe
most of tae small grain Is sowl, the
weather is delightful, and pastures are
making good grazing for stock.
The sale of the livery stock of G.
L. Wharton brought large crowd OF
people to town and good prices wer'
realized for the stock sold. The sale
was conducted by our popular home
auctioneer. |. M. Reed, and it is a
demonstrated fact shown by the mum.
Der of buyers from distance and
the demand for horses, that 1t would
lie a good thing for the town, for the
business men, for the farmers to make
arrangements to have stock sale at
Rose Hin once a month or tri-month
~ and list your stock at home ant
help to boom Greater Rose Hill az
well as Greater Oskaloosa. The bus
mess 1t brings TO the town IL WORTH
making the enort for The Busby &
Anderson store took in forty cases o.