The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-07-14
ROSE HILLS D0!NGS
MODERN WooDMEN DO A REAL
GOOD SAMARITAN AcT--MRS. q
r, TROY is GIVEN POST CARD
SHOWER ON BIRTHDAY.
Rose Hill. July 10.

Rose Hill, July IL.
Mrs. ]. II. Ragan. OF Des Moines,
arrived here Wednesday OF last week
10 look after her farm interests north
Il 81 town and ordered some repair work
done
Mrs. Ed Taylor, of oskaloosa, came
down Thursday and drove out to the
/ Writ Brown home to visit her sister,
and during her stay the women OF
Indianapolis we're entertained in a
social meeting.
The Modern Woodmen lodge OF
Rose Hill assembled at the Howard
Kemp home last Thursday and
plowed his corn and put up his hay
for him. Howard has been sick all
summer and this was done as one OF
those acts of kindness to brother
| Woodman. Their kindness was high
Ily appreciated and they were well
4 paid when they put their feet under
his table
Marcus Utterback, Of Delta. one OF
| their rustling real estate agents, was
looking after business at Rose Hin
last Thursday.
Herbert Coke, of Oskaloosa, visited
the past week here at the w, M. Jar
Wis home.
Rem Petty, Of Earlham, Iowa, visit
| ed here for two weeks with her aunt,
Mrs. Charles Stout.
Miss Marville Duncan, of Winfield,
| is guest at the G. M. Stout home.
l. Wesley Klinker and daughter, of
| Missouri, arrived here Saturday and
drove to the home of his son-in-law,
Charles Kendig, who is seriously i'll
| with a complication of diseases. His
many friends hope to hear of his re-
covery.
Ray Whitaker, of Emporia, kansas,
arrived here Saturday. He reports
crops good considering the wet wealth.
| err.
| j Ira O.. Thomas, of Mauch Chunk,
was in Chicago this week with a car
load of fat steers and one of hogs,and
unluckily struck a down market in
both classes.
Godfrey Rose shipped one car load
of butcher stuff to Chicago from here
last Sunday.
Charles Stringfellow and wife, OF
Oskaloosa, are visiting relatives about
Rose Hill.
Mrs. Hunter, of Mount Sterling, Ia,
| is visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. Burt Jay.
Frank Everett and family, of Lacey,
came down Sunday in their auto to
visit at the Harry Jones home.
Mrs. w. w. Horace, OF Marengo, is
visiting here at the Almer James
home.
Rev. s. X. Coats preached two very
able sermons at the Christian church
Sunday, July 10, to large and at
tentive audience.
Guy James and Archa Wymore are
painting the house and all the out
buildings on the Russell place for
Rev. F. NJ. Roberts.
The machinery for the Rose Hill
tile factory has arrived and is I'M
loaded. The building is nearly full of
machinery that will take an expert
to put in place. One car load of sand
has arrived and has been unloaded
and more sand and cement is on Ghe
road. They will soon be turning out
tile.
Miss Blanche Lister and brother
Gale, of Oskaloosa, were here Mon
day visiting Grandpa Henry Ellis.
June 25 was Mrs. C. r. Troys 10th
birthday. She was kindly remember
ed by her many friends with their
presence and shower OF letters and
postal cards from ten different states,
receiving 20 letters and 165 cards.
Miss Minnie Troy presented her with
IA very fine rocking chair that she
hight rest during her declining years.
All greetings were that she might live
to enjoy many more happy birthdays.