The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1911-09-21
ROSE HILLS DOINGS
oRIN FULLER WILL OPEN A BAR,
Der SHOP-A. 6. HAWLEY HAS
A NEW AuTo-REV. WITHAM
ARRIVES AND TAKES CHARGE.

Rose Hill, Sept. 20-J. l.. Brown
and wife left here the past week to
visit relatives at Conorsville, Ohio.
Henry Sarvis is visiting and attend
ing a family reunion at Crawfords-
vile, Indiana. .s'.- -.
Clifford Johnson and wife, of Oska-
loosa, were over Sunday guests near
Rose Hill at the parental c. B. Row.
land home. . N.E.. ~
Goddard & Stringfellow have placed
a large assortment of heaters on their
floors in their large hardware store,
the most attractive ever seen in Rose
Hill
Charley Carl and his most estim-
able wife are kept very busy in their
restaurant and for a square meal no
Fred C. Adair, of Oskaloosa, was
down to Rose Hill Monday and went
out to his farm.
Grin Fuller has rented the Dr.Archa
Wymore building and will open up a
tirst-class barber shop in a few days
Any one needing a shave or hair cut
will find him master of the trade and
ready at all times to serve you.
Fletcher Norris and family, of Oska-
loosa, were down here Tuesday in
their auto and took home a load of
apples and potatoes from their farm.
Roy f. Rowland and wife, of Oska-
loosa, drove down Monday evening
and visited over night at the C. B.
Rowland home with their daughter,
Miss Lucille Rowland.
Milton Bilbo and wife, of Oskaloosa,
came down Tuesday evening to visit
Mrs. Wright, the sister of Mrs. Bilbo.
Marion Cruzen and George McCarty
of Oskaloosa, were down to Rose Hill
Monday and drove out to the Ocean
Grove farm southeast of town.
Rev. J. E. Ward and his most es-
Unable family leave here this Wed
nesday for Pulaski, Iowa, where he
was sent by the late conference to
preach. We are sorry to lose them
from Rose Hill, but Pulaski will find
them good citizens and hard workers
for Christianity.
l.. M. Bacon of Oskaloosa was down
at Rose Hill Monday on business and
calling on his many relatives and &C
Quaintances.
Cal Tucker died at his home in Jop-
lin, Missouri, SEPTEMBER H. 1911, and
was brought to Oskaloosa over the
Iowa Central on Wednesday and in
terment made at Wymore cemetery,
where his wife, father and mother are
buried.
Jimmy Dick Stringfellow died at his
home in Omaha, Nebraska, Monday
morning, September 10, 1911. The
news reached here Monday evening.
Cyrus CASTOR, of Glen Elder, Kan
sas, was at Knoxville and attended
the 33d Iowa Regiment reunion and
is spending some time at Rose Hill
visiting relatives and old acquaint-
ances where he lived forty years ago.
A. G. Hawley received his auto in
time to attend the big show in Oska-
loosa on Wednesday, Sept. 20, 1911.
Rev. Witham, of Cincinnati, Iowa,
arrived at Rose Hill Wednesday morn
ing on the Flyer to fill the place va
Gated by Rev. Ward at the NJ. E.
church. If his preaching is in accord
ance with his size he will be a world
beate',
The show at Oskaloosa made Rose
Hill very quiet town on Wednesday.
Many go just to take the children and
let them sce the parade.
1t is about time to consider the time
and place for the next Herald picnic
If the old custom is to be kept up.
Let us hear from the president and
secretary.