The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1907-08-15
CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL.

Rose Hill Monday looking for some
good draft horses.
| VIII Myers, OF Perry. Okla, is Wis
iting at Rose Hill with his cousin,
Mrs. Dora Augustine
Mrs. w. G. Jones, from near Rose
Hill, is visiting at Grand Rapids.
Mich, with relatives.
Mrs Harold, of Dewitt, H., arriv-
ed at Rose Hill Monday TO visit her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. waidell.
Ed vallandingham went to Cedar
Rapids as delegate from the X. p.
Lodge Of Rose Hill to the Grand
Lodge
Morris & Phelps, of Delta, have put
| in cement walks and brick fou1da-
tons under I. r. Gatewood's store
building
Bruce Milteer, OF Sigourney, was Ia
Rose Hill Tuesday looking after good
draft horses. He knows one when he
| sees it.
I Mrs. Malon has had cement walks
put in front of her properly by Pnelps,
Morris & Boland. Of Delta, A good
improvement.
John Rhoades, the popular clerk IN
the Busby & Anderson store, went
over to Fremont Saturday evening
and returned Sunday.
Miss Velma Hawley departed
Tuesday morning over the CIR. |. u
P for AiIsworth to visit for a week
with her grandfather, H. d. Long
Tom Beatty drove to Delta Satur-
day evening and returned Sunday late
in the day with. his family, who mad
been visiting there for few days
Bonnie Clifford and Aimer James
gave the lamps in the Christlal
church an overhauling and they are
now in shape to furnish tirst-class
light.
Isham Ewing, OF Oskaloosa, was in
Rose Hill Monday and stopped for
dianer and drove to near Springfield
to do some repair wark on the Bell
Telephone line.
Ray Stringfellow returned Saturday
from Cedar Rapids, where he has
spent the summer taking a coarse An
bookkeeping and will return to mis-
studies about Sept. list.
The Epworth League of Spring Val
ley gave an entertainment Saturday
evening and served ice cream and
cake to large crowA. The procee'.'
were very gratifying, amounting t
$36.
Frank Zabilka, from near Indian
apolis, was in Rose HUI Monday. He
is one of the best farmers in Monroe
township and he reports mis- prospects
for corn good and better than last
year.
The Valla1dingnam brothers moved
into their new store building Monday
AID now have plenty of room and light
and their large stock of goods SHOWS
off to good advantage. Call AID see
TO: yourself
Mrs. Mike Carey, Of Cedar Falls,
has been visiting her son, Hugh, near
Rose Hill, who has had typhoid fever.
We are glad TO see him improved in
health, SO he accompanied mis- mother
to Cedar Falls last Saturday.
AL Jones, of Des Moines, was at
Rose Hill this week and put in
cream separator plant at the Currter
& Stringfellow store, where they are
prepared to buy cream and solicit the
patronage of tneir many friends.
Mrs. Margaret Diamond and Mrs.
Polly Schermerhorl and their mother.
Mrs. Jane Redding, of Newto1, re.
turned to their home Monday after
spending a.few days at lose Hill with
tneir sister and daughter, Mrs. Chas.
Sarvis.
Mrs. G.. F. Miller, of Miami, 1T,
visited recently at Rose Hill with her
daughter, Mrs. Rev Lloyd Tenant.
Mrs. Dell Hall and daughter Miss
Helen. of Des Moines, are at Rose
Hill with her father. Robert Wymore,
and with her sister, Mrs, r. H. Smith
and many other relatives.
Mrs. j. w. Doak arrived at Rose
Hill Tuesday morning and was driven
to the G. B. Rowland home, where
she win visit with ner granddaughter
Miss Lucille Rowland. aid on We'd
nesday will go to Sigourney to visit
ner brother, Samuel Chichester, and
will be absent about two weeks
The Rose Hill Band assisted by the
Delta Band will give an open air con-
cent next Saturday evening and there
will be an abundance of ice cream
AID cake the public is invited to
come out and have good time. No
pains will be spared to make this an
occasion long to be remembered, so
don't forget the date, Saturday even
ing, August H. Everybody invited.
Rev. Pearson preached two very
able sermons at Rose Hill Sunday.
He will return in two weeks.
Nasty. Jr.