The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-03-23
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs
MISS CLARA DELL WHARTON AC.
CEPTS PLACE IN BuSBY & AN.
DERSoN'S--MANY ARE PREPAR-
ING TO TILE LANDS.


Rose Hill, March 22.--Burt Tanner
and wife, of Jefferson, Iowa, arrived
here Wednesday and drove over to
indianapolis to visit his father-in-law,
Morris Kruse.
Dan Storms and family. of Hartley.
Iowa, arrived here the past week and
moved into house OF J. w. Doak's.
He is the new section foreman on the
G., r. /. & p.
Rachel Ellen Rains has moved to
Sigourney to make that her home.
She will be missed here by her many
| friends.
Miss Clara Dell Wharton Is the new
clerk at the Busby G. Anderson store.
Miss Nellie Phillips had worked there
faithfully for the past two years and
resigned to make preparation for flu.
ture work on the farm, raising chick
ems and milking the cows.
Mrs. W. W. Horace, of Marengo,
visited the past week at Rose Hill
with her many friends, where she for
merly lived.
| M. M. Dickson arrived home Fri
day from Caldwell, Kansas, where he
had spent the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dr.. Carver and his brother,
Joe Dickson.
Comrade Cory, of What Cheer,
stopped over night with Comrade w.
H. Brown, Thursday night, and left
for home Friday morning on the flyer.
Tile has been moving rapidly from
Rose Hill the past ten days and any
one needing tile had better get in on
the ground floor for what is in the
yard won't last long as rapidly as
lthey are moving.
Miss Brill, of Oskaloosa, has been
visiting with her uncle, Joe Corns,
and in Rose Hill at the II. l.. Ellis
home and with other relatives the
past week.
Charles Kelley, who has spent four
Years in the navy and was mustered
out at San Francisco, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs. Sarah Maylon, at
Rose Hill. ..
Roy E. Rowland of OskaIoosa, came
to Rose Hill Tuesday evening, having
learned his daughter Lucille was sick.
He returned on the late train.
Harry Fowler left Wednesday morn
ing for Ottumwa with the intention
of enlistiug in the navy.
Mrs. Fred Adair, of Oskaloosa, came
to Rose Hill Tuesday evening aud
was driven out to tho John Augustine
home where she will visit her daugh
ter.
The team of Mr.. Audeway started
; TO run here Saturday which looked t.
bystanders as if it might be disas
trous, but as luck would have it they
ran but few rods when they camt
lup against telephone pole and the
MASKING up of box of eggs ant
breaking the leather in the center o
the neck-yoke was the extent of thu
damages
John Rhoades, of Delta. who ha
been doing some carpenter work 70
Saml Sanders. returned to his holn
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Kendig and Mrs. Ruth Gate
wood left Monday evening for Empo
l ria, Kansas, where Mrs. Gatewoo,
soeS to join her husband, Roy Gate
vood. who left some two weeks ag
. With two caf loads OF stock an,
Household goods and machinery
Dwight Beman, of Delta, was a
= Rose Hill Tuesday looking after goo,
:, draft horses.
: Arthur Wright lett on Tuesday TO
= Seattle, Washington, where he wa
\ summoned on account of the seriou
9 illness of his sister, Mrs. Hugh Care,
q Miss Fanny McKanna left Tuesda
,vening for Emporia. Kansas, to be
guest at the Roy Gatewood home.
Mrs. Sarah Maylon and daughter
Mrs. Will Thrapp, and grandson
n Charles Kelley, left Tuesday evenin
1 Or Missouri to visit Mrs. Maylon'
: ;on-in-law, Jess Kelley.
! George w. Davis left Tuesda
Z morning for Buxton where he ha
, many friends and on business mi
g sion.