The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-08-18
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs
REV. COATS WILL PREACH SUN
DAY-DANiEL REID AND FAM.
lily WILL MOVE TO TUSCALOOSA
RAIN WAS REFRESHING.

X. M, Lester and family, of Musca-
tine, visited here the past week'at the
parental James H Lester home.
Austin Wymores sons from Bladen-
burg, visited over Sunday with there
grandpa, J. N.Wymore
0ren Gay. of oskaloosa, was calling
in Rose Hill Saturday.
Dan Augustine, of Oskaloosa, came
down here Saturday morning on the
flyer and drove out to his farm.
John Mccormick and wife. of Os.
kaloosa, We're over Sunday guests at
the home of his mother, Mrs. Robt.
Curry, and returned home Monday
evening.
w. II. Brown, president of the Rose
Hill Savings bank, and his most es-
Unable wife, returned on Friday even
ing from Indianapolis, Ind, and Chica-
go, ILL.,, where they had been visiting
their daughters. While in Chicago
they took in the big doings of the
knight Templars.
Amer James and wife are taking
III IliO ShdQlodQud at SShoioooo' hSie
ing on the grounds.
Mrs. DIR. Morris, of Delta, spent the
past week here with her son, w. c.
Wharton.
Tom Beatty shipped one load of fat
hogs to Ottumwa last Saturday.
w. S. Hawkins and wife and daugh-
ter Josephine attended the chautauqua
Saturday evening.
Fred Perdue returned from Empo-
ria, Kansas last Wednesday. He spent
the summer there, going out last
spring with Charles Whitaker.
Rolly Wymore, of South Dakota,
was married the past week. He for
merly lived in Rose Hill, but is hold.
ing down claim in Dakota and found
it more convenient to have helper.
May long life and happiness be theirs
through life.
J. D. Blake has bought property OF
J. r. Gatewood and will move to town
the first of September. He has rent
ed his farm to his son Joe Blake, who
will manage the farm in the future.
Indications are Joe viii not run 1t
alone long, for we think we can al
most hear the chimes of the wedding
bells ringing in, our ears.
Robt. Currell will move the first
of September TO the J. w. Doak pro-
perty on Washington street.
Andrew Thrapp and wife, Of Wash
ington, Iowa, were over Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. viii Thrapp.
Rev. S.. K. Coats will preach at the
Christian church here Sunday, Aug.
81. at IL o'clock. Union services in
the evening at s o'clock. All are cor
daily invited.
w. w. Horace and wife, of Maren-
go, and Homer Richardson and wife,
of Delta, drove over here Sunday in
an auto and spent the day at the Dr.
Dwight Jarvis home.
Rev. Lloyd Tenant, of Cantril, was
here Monday calling on his many
friends.
Mrs. Samuel Sanders departed the
past week for Orleans, Neb., to visit
her father, James Reed.
Airie O'Conner, of Oskaloosa, re-
turned to her home Monday after a
week very pleasantly spent here with
relatives and friends.
Daniel Reid and family have return
ed from Denver, Colo, and will locate
in Oskaloosa.
Henry Warrick and wife and Geo.
Sherman and wife, of Oskaloosa,
drove down Sunday and spent the
day at w. C. Wharton's and Glenn
WATERSHEDS.
]. r. Gatewood has returned from
Emporia, Kansas. While there he
bought a finely improved farm and
will make that his home in the near
future.
The Union Sunday School Social
last Saturday evening was grand
success. The attendance was good;
the proceeds of the social was for the
benefit ofsthe school.
w. C. Wharton Is again in business
in Rose Hill, buying poultry, butter.
eggs and cream and doing genera!
commits sion business.
Ed StringfelIow and Emory God
dard are putting in good stock OF
hardware, all new and up.to-date.
w. A. Waddell and C. NJ. Stout have
started a first.class meat market.
Their fixtures are all new and up-to-
date.
Rev. Slack, OF Oskaloosa, was here
over Sunday and preached at the NJ
L. church.
The cement tile factory has started
quite boom at Rose Hill. 1t gives
employment to ten men now and
more will be needed as the plant
grows older. They make from 1900
to 5000 tile per day and they sell as
fast as made. Anyone needing tile
should place their orders at once.
Glen Nattersted has been shaping
up his meat market with new fixtures
and touching up with paint and keeps
good stock OF fresh and salt meats
always on hand.
John Lester commenced TO dig a
well for the tile company, their old
wen having failed TO supply them
with water necessary for their work.
Jake spates and wife, Of oskaloosa.