The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-22
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs
STOLE sTRINGFELLoW PURcHAs-
Es EAST END. RESTAURANT
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONTEST IS
GROWING IN INTEREST.

Rose Hill, May 21.--Ton Beatty
shipped two car loads of hogs from
here Sunday for Chicago.
John Long, of Ainsworth, was Wis
iting the past week with his daugh.
ter, Mrs. A. G. Hawley.
Ora Stringfellow, of Blyth, is the
new clerk at the Busby & Anderson
store. .......
Miss Sarah Blake was taken to, the
Williams hospital at Oskaloosa; the
past week and operated on for appen.
dicitis and is getting along nicely.
J. w. Park, of Washington, Iowa,
was here the past week looking over
his Ocean Grove farm near Tioga.
Mrs. Charles Farmhouse, Mrs. .Sto-
ker and Mrs. Griffin, of Oskaloosa,
Eastern Star ladies', were at Rose
Hill recently on business mission.
F. c. Carl left here Saturday for
Chillicothe to visit his daughter, Mrs.
May Burgess.
Mike Wilson and Mrs. Hiner, of
Peru, Ind, arrived in Rose Hill Satur-
day and went to the George Williams
home to visit with their cousin, Mr..
Dell Williams, who they had not seen
for several years.
Stole Stringfellow has bought out
the east end restaurant in Rose Hill
and took possession Saturday even.
ing.
James Lester and wife, of Oskaloo-
sa, came down here Saturday to visit,
their daughter, Mrs. Dan Troy. =
Mrs. Roy Mari, of Ainsworth, Mrs.
Don Hawkins and Mrs. Robt. Beach,
of Oskaloosa, we're here recently Wis.
iting at the John Hummell home.
Ed Colville, of Oskaloosa, was at
Rose Hill Saturday between trains on
business. ~
C. Ed Beman, of Delta, was through
Rose Hill Sunday in his auto and
called. .-.r'-.-.-..-~
DR.. Archa Wymore has traded his
driving team for an auto, but the
heavy dews have kept him from using
it since he made the trade.
Rev. w. J. Lockhart, of Des Moines,
will preach memorial sermon Sun
day, May rs, at the Christian church
in Rose Hill at IL o'clock sharp. All
old soldiers, sons of veterans, relief
corps are cordially invited to these
services. -
Miss Cora Hummell and Miss Elsie
Altman, of Fremont, visited over Sun
day at the John Hummell home in
Rose Hill. F..
Eph Smith, of Oskaloosa, has been
at Rose Hill painting and papering
for his daughter, Mrs. DR.. Jarvis.
~ NJ. nj: Dickson received by parcel
post ten Chinese pheasant eggs from
Guy Moore at Medford, Oregon, and
M. MS son James has set them under
a game hen. The birds will be cared
for If they hatch. ~ '.
I The Sunday school contest between
Indianapolis and Rose Hill is growing
in interest. Indianapolis is now in
the lead. That means for Rose Hill
to get up and dig. Indianapolis had
l32 present last Sunday and $500
collection. Rose Hill had 81 present
and a $2.96 collection. Get busy and
boost Rose Hill for next Sunday.
Russell Douglass has added one
more team to his livery business and
they are good ones. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Lister arrived
from ST. Louis last Saturday and are
visiting at the parental Joe Lister
home.
Harry Robbins, while out buggy
riding last Sunday with his best girl
met an auto. The horse SHE'D and
ran into the ditch, upset the buggy
and spilled out the occupants, but
very luckily no one was seriously
hurt. The horse which he was driv.
ing was considered safe and city
broke for women to drive. Harry
held on to the lines and no serious
damage was done.
Lud Rowland, we are informed, has
bought an auto. but the late damp
ness has kept him at home, so we
have not seen him out.
Charlie Brown. of Des Moines, is
working for Ed Stout in the barber
shop