The Oskaloosa herald., 1911-10-19
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
JOHN WHARTON, or DELTA, is
MOVING TO ROSE HILL-MANY
APPLES BEING SHIPPED TO
NORTHERN POINTS.

Rose Hill, Oct. 1S.-Julius Bump
of Longmont, Colo, arrived here Sat
urday evening to visit his brothers
Fletcher and Clarence Bump and
many old friends and acquaintance
here, where he was born and raised,
Tom Beatty left here Sunday morn.
ing for Chicago with two car loads
of hogs. On Monday morning his
wife left on the morning train to join
him in the city and take in the sights
M. M. Dickson left here Monday for
Caldwell, Kansas, TO spend the win
ter with his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Harry
Carver and brother, Joe Dickson.
Godfrey Rose shipped one load Of
butcher stuff from here for Chicago
Godfrey ships good stuff and gets
good prices. ,.
J. N. Wymore and wife left here
Monday for Emporia, Kansas, to visit
their daughter, Mrs. Roy Gatewood
who is reported very sick
Mr.. and Mrs John Wells and son,
of Bolton, were over Sunday guests
at Rose Hill with their old friends,
Jonn hummer and family.
Albert Souter and his mother de-
parted from here Monday morning on
the flyer for Ashland, Ohio. for an
extended visit with an only daughter
and sister.
Joe Lurance. and Ed Hasty, of
Rose Hill, are attending court in
Oskaloosa as petit jurors for the
October term.
Mrs. Carford has rented the NJ M.
Dickson residence for the winter
and moved into same.
Jennings Casford and wife return
ed home Monday evening from Keota
where they had been visiting over
Sunday with CaSford's sister, Mrs.
Ellis Romine.
w. c. Wharton and wife left here
Tuesday and drove down to his farm
in Lee county on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt Jay and chill
drcn are visiting at Mt. Sterling,
with their parents.
John Wharton, of Delta, is moving
to Rose Hill and will occupy the S.
l.. Peobler residence, and John will
work in the barber shop for Bert Jay. !
Dick Hedlund sold his apple crop
TO Mr. BiSwell and son, of Grinnell. !
He will have over a thousand bushels
OF marketable apples and loads on
the ground that would have been con
sidered good last year.
Austin Moore has moved to Rose
Hill and is now located in the Bud
Taylor property.
Joe Wharton, of Delta, is here this
week working in the barber shop of
Bert Jay, while his brother John is |
moving.
Mrs. Just, Of Delta, has been visit
ing here with her daughter, Mrs.
Paul Bass and returned home We'd |
nesday morning on the flyer.
Mr.. Biswell and son have shipped
four car loads of apples to northern
points and have nearly car load OF
barrels that are being filled at the
orchard Apple picking is the order
of the day and will last until frost
drives them from their orchards.
Sunday visitors at the T. L. String, |
fellow home were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. !
StringfellOw, Sr., l.. NJ. Bacon and
wife and grandchildren, George and
Maxine. of Oskaloosa; Mrs. Mary
Carey. Hugh Carey and daughter Ito,
of Seattle. Wash. George Stringfel-
low, jr., and wife and daughter OF
Chicago; Ralph Currier and wife, OF
Fremont; Charles Kemp and wife
and son Clyde, and Willis Moore and
wife and Miss Maude Cltrrier, from
near Rose Hill.
Charles Spates and Riley Lester, OF
Oskaloosa, came to Rose Hill Wednes-
day morning on the flyer.