The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-09-10
CORRESPONDENCE
ROSE HILL.

ROSE HILL.
W. L. spates was in oskaloosa La
Dor Day.
]. M. Reed and Joe Wright drove to
Oskaloosa Monday.
w. S. Hawkins and wife were in Os-
kaloosa Labor Day to do some trad
ing
Mr.. Mastin, of Monroe, Ia, spent
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Lige
Carpenter.
The Rebekah Lodge had supper
Tuesday evening, which was a feast
of good things.
DR.. Fred Jarvis and Cope France,
of Oskaloosa, drove to Rose Hill early
Sunday morning.
Will Cooper of Louisville, KY, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Aaron Hansel.
three miles north of town.
Robt. Lister and family, of Musca-
tine, are visiting in Rose Hill at the
parental John Lister home.
Many from here ere attending the
What cheer fair. w'i;cl promises to he
success i TIE @catlier keeps good.
Joe Lister, the boss painter, has fin
ished painting Robt Doak's house,
which adds more value to the property.
Rev. Lloyd Tenant is returned TO
the Rose Hill circuit for the next year,
which is very good news to his many
friends.
Many of the old veterans of Rose
Hill will be in attendance at the
Crocker Brigade reunion in Oskaloosa
this week
c. B. Rowland was passenger to
the What Cheer fair Monday. he is
one of the directors and will spend the
week there.
W. w. Horace sold his well known
horse, Mac, to, Chef Reed, of Oska-
lcrsa, for $210. The horse is a goo1
dsty family horse,
]. w. Doak, Chas McCurdy, l.. M.
Bacon and w. T. Vallandingham, OIL
oskaloosa, attended the Odd Fellows
picnic here last Saturday.
W. III. Brown, Abel Hawley, Oscar
McCurdy, Will Moore We're in Rose
Hill Tuesday attending a meeting OIL
the Rose Hill Savings Bank.
If the Herald, correspondents and
readers will receive Nasty, Jr." into
their ranks once more | will try tol
furnish items, at least once "a week.
Cope France was in Rose Hill Tues
day and sold w. w. Horace large
bill OF lumber We are always glad
to see Cope her1. where he lived for
several years
W. G. Reed informs me that he took
ten premiums at the state fair on his
Duroc hogs, six first, one second and
three sweepstakes. He has fine herd
OF over 200 head.
Will Anderson commenced the eel
lar and foundation walls for his new
house, which will be one of the finest
in Rose Hill. Tom Smith, of Oska-
loosa, will do the mason work and
John Hawk will take charge of the
carpenter work.
Rev. H. N. Dickson, of Rose Hill,
will move to Fairfield the first of Os-
tober, to preach for the Free Methodist
church. Mr.. Dickson and wife and
their two children were born in Rose
Hill, where they have lived all their
lives, and they will be missed from
the community.
Rev. w. T. Kyle, of Salem, Ia, was
the orator at the |. o. o. F. picnic and
he held the large crowd spellbound
from start to finish He was mo-
stranger to many of his hearers, as
he was located at Delta few years
ago and will take charge in the Des
Moines conference in the near future.
John o. Malcolm, wife, daughter,
Eugenia, and Faye Lister drove to-
Rose Hill Sunday and were guests at
the Joe Lister home. Mrs. Lister is
one of the best cooks in town and she
prepared fine dinner of fried chick
en-, peach and pumpkin pie and many
other delicacies, which were much en-
joyed by the guests. and being good
feeders" the horse had full load
to pull to the city.
NASBY JR.