The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-10-08
| CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL,

ROSE HILL.
w. C. Rinehart took dinner with
Robt Doak Monday
| R. B. Arnold, of Oskaloosa, spent
the day Monday here.
Miss Florence Wharton spent Sun
day at the w. S. Hawkins nome.
Chas. Stringfellow, of Oskaloosa,
was visitor in Rose Hill Saturday.
Miss Reeder, of Oskaloosa, was an
| over-Sun6"y guest of Gertie Kemp
here.
Frank p Bacon and family were
Sunday visitors at the parental Bass
home
Will Emory and Robt. Wymore are
building a large cistern for Will An
derson.
Riley Lester. OF Oskaloosa, was
calling on relatives and friends hera
Saturday.
H. T. Lester, of Ottumwa, spent a
few days at the parental John Lester
home here.
Tom Denny shipped a car load of
butcher stuff from Rose Hill to Chi
cago Tuesday.
Mrs. Allie Dunbar and children Wis
tied Sunday with -er neice. Miss
Josephine Hawkins.
J. w. Doak came to lose Hill Tues
day evening and wen to Blyth to.
tho Kendall maetinp
The furnace for the Christian
church has arrived and will be ready
for use by next Sunday.
A. c. Goddard and Will Spates are
building a twostory house 2SxS2 and
have it well under way.
NJ, E. Moore, of Oskaloosa, and I'D
Stringer. of Abba. were calling on
Rose Hill friends Sunday.
Rev. Zendt. of Oskaloosa was in
Rose Hill Friday and with Rev. Ten
nant drove to Indianapolis.
Geo. Stringfellow and wife, of Du-
buque, have been visiting at the par
entail H. T.. Stringfenow home.
J. R. Busby and wife departed for
Chicago Friday on a goods buying
trip for their large store here.
Bart Sinclair. of Oskaloosa, was in
Rose Hill recently figuring on the en-
largement of the NJ. E. church here. |
Robt. Bass, of Ute, Ia, returned to
his home Monday after pleasant
visit at the parental Bass home near
Rose Hill.
Tom Cation sold twenty-tDur head
of fine feeding steers to Tom Nulley,
u S,gourrey ana delivered them at
We ..al |
GGIGon Eeman ard wife. of north
~ ,"ma. zee o'er Sunday GUSTS
/ ..e lnnne OF l!!cir ne! e. Mrs.
,. =! 49, =.
Mrs. Bruce Jarvis arrived home
Tuesday from Missouri, where she
had been visiting ner brother, DR..
John Jackson.
John A. Magee, Fred Butler and son
and John Hoover, of OskaIoosa, were
at Rose Hill Saturday and l had the
plcaSuEe VI ulttllHS llcu
Omer Hinkle informs me that a
young Taft" arrived at their home
during the past week and that he has
come TO stay and that the first word
they heard him say was :" aft"
Chas. L. Wharton took charge OF
he Wharton barn last Saturday and
will be glad to have his friends call.
Horses will be fed and cared for and
frst-class livery at reasonable rates.
Geo. Silverthorn unlOaded a Port
Hudson traction engine at Rose Hill
Tuesday. 1t is a twenty-horse power
and will be used to cut out lumber
from the large timber of north river.
John Bass and wife, of Pratt, kas.,
have been visiting for the past two
weeks with relatives here. He has
1900 acres of fine Kansas land and
reports good crops and general pros
perity.
Corley Souter, of Fort Scott, kas.,
and Wayne Lilly OF Pueblo, Colo,
visited at Rose Hill recent with
their grandmother, Mrs. Souter, and
their uncle, Frank Souter, returning
to Chicago, where they are attending
the university.
Leroy Stephenson loaded 700 bush
els Of winter apples on car Satur-
day and shipped them to AjcLain
county, Illinois. Leroy and Henry
Carl departed Monday to dispose OF
the apples, and as they are very
scarce in that section of the country
they will bring good prices.
NASBY, JR.