The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-06-20
ROSE H|tL' S DO|NGS
PAUL BASS is BUILDING A NEW
BARN = BAND CONCERTS ARE
MUCH ENJOYED - MANY ARE
SHIPPING STOCK.


Rose Hill, June 15--Mrs. Ruth Gate
wood, of Emporia, Kansas, is visiting
at Rose Hill at the parental J. N.
Wymore home.
Dan Augustine and son shipped two
car loads of fat steers to Chicago this
week of their own feeding, that sold
near the top market. Dan went over
with the stock
Mrs. James Henderson and daugh-
ter, of Kansas, is here visiting at the
parental Moore and Henderson homes.
Godfrey Rose was in Chicago this
week with a car load of butcher stuff
G. B. Rowland left here Monday
morning on the flyer for Burlington
to attend the Masonic grand lodge, of
which he was a delegate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy E. Rowland, of
Oskaloosa, drove down to Rose Hill
Sunday and spent the day.
Frank Henderson left here Sunday
for Centerville, Iowa, where his
brother Peter is in the hospital TAX
ing treatment for cancer of the stom.
ach.
Iom Beatty shipped four car loads
of hogs this week to Chicago. Tom
pays the high price and gets all the
hogs in sight
Cole Van Gordon, of Emmetsburg,
was the guest of his brother-in-law
VIII Lunt, over Sunday, who lives
near the Wymore church.
Mrs. Eva Henderson returned Tues.
day evening from Centerville, where
she had been to see her sister, Mrs
Dolly Henderson, who is taking
treatment at the hospital
Mrs. Bell Boswell, of Oskaloosa,
and daughter, were guests the past
week at the Mrs. Eliza Ravens home
in Rose Hill.
Frank Nash, of Oskaloosa, was the
guest of DR.. w. N. Wright the first OF
this week.
w. w. Horace and VIE, of Maren.
go, and Homer Richison and wife, OF
Delta, drove to Rose Hill Sunday in
auto and spent the day.
Austin Wymore, of Blandenburg
arrived at Rose Hill Tuesday to see
his father, j. N. Wymore, who is in
poor health.
Dwight Beaman, of Delta, was al
Rose Hill Tuesday trying to purchase
a driving team of Robt Sarvis.
Troy Brothers shipped one car load
of hogs OF their own raising to Chi,
cago from here Tuesday.
Mrs. Evaline Waters, of Oskaloo.
sa, has been spending the week at
Rose Hill with relatives and friends.
The band concerts here on Satur,
day evening bring out great crowds
of people, young and old, and the
merchants and restaurants are kept
busy until late hours. '
Gilbert Bowles returned thursday
morning on the flyer from Joplin
MO, where he had been visiting his
father, Byron Bowles.
Walter Currier took party to OF.
lie Wednesday in auto. Archy wy
more, Arthur Wymore, Budd Taylor
and returned about eight o'clock p, m.
Walter Moore, wife and son, of st.
Louis, Mo-, arrived here Tuesday to
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
Moore, who live four miles west of
town.
Paul Bass is having a barn built on
the farm lately bought OF Tom Cat
ton. J. Fl. Scoonover is in charge of
the work.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Carl left We'd
nesday morning on the r1yer for At
wood to visit her daughter, Mrs. Har-
ry Shaw.
John A. Magee, of Oskaloosa, was
at Rose Hill Wednesday evening be-
tween trains on land deal.
a Rev. Justin Brown returned We'd
nesday evening from Des Moines.
Justin has been doing missionary
work in China for the past seven
years and is here taking a years va
cation and rest
Columbus Morgan arrived at Rose
Hill Wednesday from canada, where
he has been living for about twelve
years.
K Earl Augustine and wife left Rose
Hill Wednesday evening to attend a
wedding in northern Iowa. They
went by way of Sigourney.
Comrade j. o. Grant and wife and
sister, of Oskaloosa, arrived at Rose
Hill Wednesday morning on the
flyer and spent the day with Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen Clutch.
Mrs. A. H. King and daughter LETT
here Thursday morning for their
home in Canada. Mrs. King is a
granddaughter of G.. w. Henderson,
OF Rose Hill, and has been visiting
for about two months.
Mrs. Evaline Waters and Mrs. Eli
"a Ravens and Mrs. Almer James
drove over to Fletcher bumps in DR..
Dwigh Jarvis auto and spent the day
Wednesday. 4.. %. hs".. 10
May Have Two Fairs.
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