The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-07-07
ROSE HILL DIONI'|Gs
SCHOOL BOARD ELECTS TEACH
ERs FOR NEXT YEAR-JoRN
Maxwell WILL VISIT IRE
LAND. HIS NATIVE LAND. f0'~
Rose Hill, July 6, 1910.

Rose Hill, July 6, 1910.
VIII Jackson and wife, of Des
Moines, visited at Rose Hill and
spent the Fourth at Delta and return
ed in the evening to their home.
F.. NJ. Kemp has moved to Rose
hill, in the house OF George Stout.
Mrs. Mary James moved the past
week to the Landen Bowen property,
adjoining the town of Rose Hill.
There was quarterly meeting at the
NJ. Z. church the past Sunday. The
presiding elder, Rev Stafford, OF Os-
kaloosa, presided and preached two
very able sermons.
Garrett Elkins and family, OF Pella,
we're over Sunday visitors here and
spent the Fourth at the parental
James Lester home and returned to
their home Monday evening.
Mrs. Eyeline Waters, OF Oskaloosa,
came down Saturday evening and
spent Sunday at the home of her
brothe., ". NJ. Jarvis.
Almer James and wife spent Sun
day at the Fletcher Bump home near
Middle Greek.
The ice cream social given on Mrs.
Dickson's lawn by the Rebekahs last
Saturday evening was well attended
and ice cream and cake were very
plentiful
". L. Dunbar left for Oskaloosa
Tuesday for a few days visit with his
siste., Mrs. r. P. Bacon.
Buck Douglas came down from the
county farm last Saturday evening on
his annual visit to spend the Fourth
with his relatives near Rose Hill and
at White Oak.
The Rose. Hill school board met
July for business and hired Miss
Carrie Jones for the intermediate
room and Miss Josephine Hawkins
for the primary department.
S. s. Woods, OF Kansas. arrived at
Rose Hill Monday and is the guest of
his son.in-law, Tom Alexander
Luther Blake, OF Chicago, is spend,
ms a few days at the parental ]. ID.
Blake home.
Frank SOuter and his mother left
here Tuesday morning over the c.,
r. l. G p. for Ashland, Ohio.
Miss Mayme Slocum, of Cedar Rap
ids, came down TO spend the Fourth
with her mother, Mrs. Jennie Slocum.
Harry W. Burgess left here Satur-
day for Macon, Mo-, to visit his par
entg.
Rev. S. X. Coats will preach at the
Christian church Sunday, July 10, "a
II o'clock a. m. and at s p. m. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited.
John Maxwell, oil Indianapolis, left
on July for Ireland, his native coun.
try, from which he departed over SO
years ago, and now returns to visit
where he played when boy.
]. R.Gatewood had an operation per
formed at the Oskaloosa hospital
two weeks ago, and section of his
lower lip removed and it is healed up
and tho bandages removed.
Dan Augustine is in Chicago with
two car loads OF fat steers for Aug
ustine C Sons. They were a good
bunch OF cattle and will sell around
the top.
Roy Il. Rowland and wife and Cliff
ford Johnson and family. OF Oska-
loosa. spent the Fourth at the paren.
tai G. b. Rowland home.
Samuel Tucker and wife and daugh-
te9, Of. oskaloosa, are guests at the
home Of Mrs. fuckers father, g. w
Hansell.
The corn In this section OF coun.
Try is far ahead of this time last year.
The majority of the corn Is laid by
and there will not be much corn
plowed after this week. 1t is all clean
and ground in good shape Rain
would be very acceptable.