The Oskaloosa herald., 1910-09-22
ROSE HILLS OOINGs
FRANk, ,ADAtR. HAS A $4,000 PUB-
Lic SALE--SuNDAY WILL BE
SOLDIERS DAY IN HIRAM ALEX
ANDER's MELON PATCH.

Rose Hill, Sept. 20.-Dr. G.. w. L
Cox, Of Los Angeles, Cal, who hal
recently returned from trip around
the world, made q visit recently a
the w. M. Jarvis home In Rose Hill
Fred Adair's sale was largely at
tended and prices ruled high. One
brood. mare sold for .$278; hogs solo
att about $12 per hundred: two-year
old steers sold for $44 per head. His
sale amounted to $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnes. of Oiivet, Wis
tied with their brother-in.law. F. G
Adair. q few days the past week.
Archa Wymore's practice as yeter
mary surgeon has increased SO rapidly
that he has made up his mind to 10
cate permanently at Rose Hill. which
win be gratifying news to, his many
friends. .,t
Ed Stringfellow returned Monday
evening from Peoria and Chicago
where he had been laying in a full
line of cooking and heating stoves
the Monarch Steel Ranges are beau
ties and will be admired by the lad
les in need of stoves. .-.....a ->..
Clifford Johnson and wife are
guests at the parental C. b. Rowland
home while Clifford is taking his va
cation ~s>:... " 3. .. g..
Gordon Beman, of Delta, was here
Saturday and attended the Goddard
sale of buggies and farming utensils
Miss Leo Stringfellow, Of Cedar
Rapids. is here visiting relatives and
her old schoolmates, where she was
born and raised.
Jack Stringfellow, wife and daugh'
ter, of aOskaloosa, visited here Sun
day at the r. H. Smith home.
Comrades w. H. Brown and Henry
Dickson, of Company c, 18th Iowa
regiment, attended the reunion of their
regiment and brigade the past week
at Washington Iowa, and report q
good time, usr.... ,. ....
John Anderson and family, of Oska
loosa. and Henry Anderson and fam
lily, of Ottumwa. visited here Sunday
with their brother. Will Anderson.
Miss Josephine Hawkins and Rufus
p. Dunbar visited on Sunday at the
w. C. McCurdy home near White Oak
Mrs. DIR. Fred Jarvis and Mrs. Frank
Montgomery. of Oskaloosa wera
guests over Sunday at the AL James
home. 81 Ef.
Brown Brothers have added pianos
in connection with their hardware and
furniture.
Clifford Johnson and Robt. Doak
drove over to Hiram Alexander's Tues
day morning where we toasted on the
finest and largest watermelons that
ever saw grown in Iowa. Hiram In
formed us that over 1000 melons had
been gathered from his patch OF about
one acre and the ground is covered
with fine large melons yet. We land
ed our buggy full and departed fol-
home, but got an invitation to return
on Sunday afternoon, as that would
be soldiers day at the melon patch
Miss Arie OConner. of Oskaloosa
and Claude Mccormick and wife, Of
Springfield, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. OCurreil over ounuay
w. c.. Wharton and wife spent Sun
day in Oskaloosa at the parental Hen
ny, Warrick home. 49,. :.
Rev. F. M, Roberts had his houss
rodded Mondy. Minor Bradley did the
work and the job looks like 1t was
first class.
Landen Bowen, living just outsidt
the corporation of Rose Hill. informed
me that Bradley and son, of oskaloost
had rodded his house. He was vel
pleased with the work and says it's al
neat job as he had ever done.
j, d. Blake had bad day for hi
sale last Thursday, but the Afternoon
cleared up and everything was sole
and at satisfactory prices. The salt
amounted to $4,000. l. M. Reed wa
the auctioneer.