The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-10-13
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
QUARTERLY MEETING CLOSED
MANY HAVING WELLS BORED
r. c. AND cHAS. CARL cElE'
DRAFTED GOTH BIRTHDAY.

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Rose Hill, Oct. 12.--Aaron Kemp
and wife, OF Muscatlne, visited the
past week at Rose Hill with his broth
er, f. M. Kemp.
Frank Dickson, Frank Norris, Rea
Adair. Harry Robbins, Elmer wy
more and Dwight Goddard are attend
ing Commercial college in Oskaloosa.
They are all bright young men and
win make their mark high up the
ladder OF fame
The District Quarterly meeting OF
the Free Methodist church at Rose
hin closed Sunday evening. Presid-
ing Elder Vincent and eight other
preachers were in attendance and had
q good meeting.
g. w. Stout's health has failed him
so he only gets out of the house when
wheeled in an invalid chair.
Mrs. Dan Augustine, of oskaloosa,
and son Ray, arrived here Friday TO
visit her son, John Augustine, and
returned home Saturday evening.
Mrs. Gertie McCumber, of Daven-
port, is visiting here at the parental
F. NJ. Kemp home.
Willie Lister, of the battleship Mon
tana, is taking a fifteen days fur
Tough to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lister. Willie is a bright
young man and will make good on
board his ship. He enlisted for four
years and has one year and eight
months yet to serve.
Ira Thomas and Godfrey Rose re-
turned on Tuesday from Chicago,
where they had been with cattle and
hogs.
=. NJ. Kemp has moved to the
southwest part of town to the Frank
Montgomery property.
Cement walks have been put down
in front of and to the Free Method
list parsonage and church that has
changed the looks of their property.
MeKnabb Brothers, of Delta, have
put down bored wells walled with two
foot tile for II. T. Stringfellow, Mus
grove Brothers, Julian Wymore and
Phil Grace recently. They do their
work well and give general satisfac-
ton. They put a well down two
months ago for Robt Doak, 2715 feet,
and it stands with 20 feet of water.
Archie Wymore and Joe Lister re-
ceived a car load of winter apples
that sold like hot cakes, but have
more on the road.
Will Anderson and family visited
his brother Richard, north of Oska-
ioosa, on Sunday. They had an old.
fashioned family reunion, all the
brothers and sisters being present,
and had good time.
Joe Lister, with the help Of J. w.
Doak, is painting two houses for j.
w. Doak that makes the property
look like new.
viii Wharton and family visited on
Sunday southeast of Tioga with his
brother, Robt Wharton, and drove
home in the evening.
The republican meeting here Mon
day evening was well attended. The
church was crowded with men and
women anxious to hear Nate Ken
dali tell why he is a republican. Some
of the county candidates were pres
ent.
Oct. II, 1910, being the birthday an
niyersary of F. c. Carl of Rose Hill
and his twin brother, Charles Carl, OF
Waukee, Iowa, they celebrated the
event here and there was an ingather-
ing of their relatives. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Carl, of
Yankee, Dallas county, Iowa; Nick
Manders, wife and daughter Florence,
of Waukee; their sister, Mrs. S. L.
Short, of Van Meter, Iowa; two
daughters, Mrs. Mae Burgess of OF
tuDlwa and Mrs. Eta Shaw of Delta;
two sons, Charles and Emory of this
city. The /. o. o. F. Lodge of Wau-
kee, No. 81, remembered him with
postal card shower About 300 cards
have been received that will take
some time to read and still they come.
The good wife, Mrs. Carl, had fine
dinner for the occasion. The table
was loaded down with good things, as
the writer has in evidence a platter
loaded down with pumpkin pie, cher
ny pie, cake Of several varieties, fried
chicken, roast beef and bananas, all
OF the very best for which Mrs. Carl
ard family have our thanks and hope
Frenchy and brother may live to en-
joy many more like occasions.
Tom Denny left here Tuesday for
Chicago with car load of butcher
stun and VIII Pearson one car load
OF lambs.