The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-10-31
ROSE H|LL' D0INGIS
CEMETERY MEETING TO 6E HELD
NEXT SATURDAY-L. BOWEN,
FARM SELLS FOR $o75.oo PER
ACRE TO WILL REED. S,tr,,s


of Oskaloosa, was visiting the past
week with her sister, Mrs. AlQnzo
earns. of Monroe township y 4 q.
Arthur Wymore and family, of. os-
lkaloosa, spent Sunday in /, Rose Hill
at The parental J. N. Wymore home.
Harry Steffey has been spending
few days at Rose Hill looking after
his real estate interests aud calling
on his best girl. ~ dSe
Burt Tanner, of Jefferson, Iowa,
was at Rose Hill Monday shaking
hands with his many friends. t"f
Willis Utterbaek, of Oskaloosa, was
in Rose Hill Monday in his Sauto and
made call. 81 ..s y -"sr
Hode Brainard and family, OF. Delta,
were here Saturday, guests of Tom
Beatty. ., 49,. na gr.g ,'s-,, a,3;t IN
Tom Vertz and family, of Knoxville,
spent a few days in. Rose Hill with
his sister, Mrs. Chef Wyrnan and re.
turned home Monday on the .noen
train. ..
Dwight Beman, of Delta, was at
Rose Hill the past week buying horses
for the Chicago market. I,..;sS4
Mrs. Cal. Tucker, of Joplin. Mo-, is
here visiting with her uncle, F. NJ.
Kemp. gn-' 1885,. ~ p
Tom Beatty shipped one car load
of hogs from here Sunday for Chicago
and Mike Denney one load of sheep
Jerrel Brown went through with the
stock to care for them. .'"' ',.L,
Russell and Frank Douglas builtEa
coal house the past week for ~.
Stringfellow and they are now elassed
with the Rose Hill carpenters and
are soliciting work. q
Saturday, Nov.,2, 1912, there will he
"a netting held at the old Rose Hill
school house for the purpose OF look
ing after the cemetery located there
and cleaning it up and other business
that may come before the meeting
All who are interested should not fail
, to put in an appearance. ,g.. ~
Guy James. the energetic real es-
tate agent of Rose HILL, holds the
laurels for selling land at the high
price, when he sold the Landen Bow
Rose Hill to Will Reed, known the
world over as the famous. Red Hog
man, at 1915 e. per acre. This will
make an ideal farm for Will and close
to market. Guy Is making his mark
in, the real estate business and no.
mistake will be made when you list
your property with him., for he will
soon find buyer.
w. Il. Whitlatch, of Oskaloosa, has
moved the large frame house OF Ar
thur, Fowler from the farm he lately
sold to LATE Gable, to Rose Hill and
set it on lots bought of Ed Stout south
of the Christian church. The work
was done in about four days"
c. c. Bump left Rose Hill Tuesday
morning for Chicago with two car
loads of spring hogs that averaged
215 pounds. He has one load or more
of spring pigs on the farm, all Of his
own raising that he will ship later on.
Sam Sanders sold the George Will
Jams forty-acre tract adjoining Rose
Hill to Will Reed on Monday Oct. 2S,
at 5000 per acre. r. ..lt' o."
Mrs. Eva Henderson vacated the
hotel and moved into house OF her
fathers, Michael Krizer,~ near the
school house.
Frank Souter sold his town proper
ty on East Main street in Rose, Hill to
Landen Bowen for $4,000 and gives
possession Feb. l, 1913. III III;
The Rock Island depot at Rose Hill
was broken into some time Monday
night and about 81 in nickels and pen.
MES taken and one gallon of fluid ex.
| tract of corn. The entrance was made,
by cutting out pane of glass on the
north side of the office. r""
Clarence C. Bump had made ar.
arrangements for shipping hogs and
put corn in cars late on Monday
evening and it all eyaporated during
the night ~.
w. G.. Lunt, of Monroe township has
bought farm of 800 acres in Davis
county near Floris of Mrs. Dallie
Henderson for $500. rt.~''
VIM. Tyssling from near Oskaloosa,
was at Rose Hill Tuesday calling on
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan Moore, of
Peoria, ILL.,, returned to their home
Monday. They had been spending a
few days at the parental Austin
Moore home. 3$sBtsE5
Robt Sarvis having some i'm
provements made to his barn by
building large shed on the sides.
Frank Henderson and Ed Hasty are
doing the work, . 80
]. w. Doak is making some improve
ments to his house on east Main street
by putting new roof on the house
and cementing the cave. Elmer Ellis.
worth and Jesse are doing the work.
The section foreman occupies n the
house and will appreciate the change.
Ye scribe accompanied, John Hum
nell the Rose Hill meat man to Blyth
on Tuesday where he delivers meat
three times a week and has, a, big
trade. $3.50,
State Raises Beans.