The Oskaloosa herald., 1907-09-12
THE COUNTY NEWS.
ROSE nlLL.

Wills UlleTUdck, Vi DcltA, has uaut
Rose HIN several visits recently.
Tom Beatty has been making an
average of 25 loads of oats per lay
and paying 40c per bushel.
Mrs. A. L. Goodspead, of wf7feld
is visiting her sister, Mrs. L. F. Gabel
near Rose Hill the past week.
Marcus Utterback, of Delta. was
calling in Rose Hill Tuesday and
looking after business matters.
Perry Jarvis. of Indiana, arrived
at Rose Hill NonIav for visit win
his brothers, -Irrce and Or. w. M.
Jarvis.
The writer has rheumatic company
staying vita him. He would De glad
to shake it of. 1t is now on rs
fourth week.
Charles Gatewood, of Packwood,
arrived at Rose Hill Tuesday evening,
looking well, too. after being SO near
,ieath's door.
Mrs. r. H. Smith has our thanks
for some of the finest samples OF
peach plums We have seen since
leaving California,
The hotel at Rose Hill Is having a
thriving trade. From 80 to 80 meals
are served every Jay for dinner. That
speaks well for the fiourishing little
city.
Rev. Lloyd Tenant returned from
conference on the noon train Monday
He il returned to the Rose Hill cir
cult. which is gratifying news to his
many friends.
Sherman Warrick, wife and baby,
OF Wayne county. visited ais mother
near Rose Hill AID many old-time
friends the past week and returned
to his home Saturday.
Henry Moore and wife, of Medford,
Oregon, are visiting friends and rela-
tives at and near Rose Hill a1d this
week are attending the reunion OF
his regiment 1.-THE SS) at Pella.
Hugh Carey and his sister, Mrs. An
ME Currier, returned MonGny from
Cedar Falls where they hal been at
the bedside of their fatner, Mike
Carey. They report his health much
improved.
Mrs. ]. H. Raga1 returned Monday
to 1ler home in Des MONIES after spend
ing few days at the old homestead
with Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Carl. She
owns farm of 400 acres, ami it IL
for rent.
Grant Ewing, who mas had twenty
years experience in the photograph
business, has been kept quite busy
since he located at Rose Hill. His
work is all frst-class and guarantees
satisfaction,
Thornton Davenport, from near Al
bia, made Rose Hill visit on Friday.
He had been away from mere about
fifteen years and many faces had
grown beyond his recognition AMI
many faded from sight.
Hon. James Stevenson, Bal Twin
Harris. C. c. Natter, DR.. David Cat
ton, Henry Moore. Asa Francis and
wife and Robt Wymore and j. N.
Wymore attended the reunion at Pei
Ia Of the SD Iowa volunteers.
c. B. Rowland and daughter Grace
started for Mt. Pleasant Monday,
where Grace enters the Wesleyan
Methodist University for a term OF
school Grace Is a model young la 1y
and we look anxiously forward when
she will graduate with nonors.
Miss Agnes Dickson's suffering was
ended Monday liglt at 1900 O'Clock, |
when the welcome messenge- arrived
and her spirit took It's fight, to be
ever with the blessed. The funeral
was held at 1000 a. m. Wednesday
and interment at the jackson Gem
etery.
J. n Wymore, of Stockyille, Neb., |
arrived at Rose Hill Tuesday to at
tend the reunion of his regiment at
Pella and visit his many relatives
before MS return. He Is well sads-
fed in his Nebraska home. Their
corn crop was cut a little short by
the hot winds, but they have an
abundance of old cora that sells at
Csc per busheI, and the whea. crop
is good. marketing from 20 to 40
bushels to the acre.
Nasty, Jr.