The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
ROSE HILL DO|NGS
A FAMILY REUNION is HELD AT
THE J, L, DuGAN HoME-A RE-
CEPTiON is GIVEN Mr.. AND
MRS. FLETCHER BUMP.

Rose Hill. Jan. Mrs. Dolly Hen.
derson of Floris, Iowa, arrived here
Saturday to visit her sisters, Mrs
, Henderson and Mrs. F.. C. Carl
/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Taylor of Oska-
loosa came down Friday morning on
the flyer and drove out to Vert
Browns to visit Mrs. Taylor's sister
Comrade Joe Corns is on the sick
list for the past week with stomach
uouble. Dr. w. n. Wright of Rose
Hill is attending him. His many
friends, nope for a speedy recovery.
Charles and Walter France shipped
one car load of fat hogs from here
Sunday for Chicago, all of their own
; feeding.
Tom Beatty is in Chicago this week
with large shipment of hogs. Tom
ships the bulk of the hogs from Rose
Hill and pays the high price at all
times.
There was a gathering recently at
the home of J. l.. Dugan, of relatives,
to make merry over the arrival of
sister of Mrs. Dugan who had come in
from Oregon, Missouri. 1t was Mrs.
Martin Graham, who left here thirty
two years ago. Those present we're
her brother. Tom Martin of Daven-
port: Bill" Martin and Minnie Mar
tin of Oskaloosa: Charles Martin and
family. of Fremont; Harry WEIGH and
, family, of Fremont; Jesse Martin and
( wife, Of Abba; Mr. and Mrs. Newt
! Moore and daughter Mabel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Lisk and Mrs. Robt John
sen, of Rose Hill; Clyde Martin of
Lacey; Jess Pearson, wife and daugh-
ter, of Tioga; Joe G. ,Dugan and wife,
of Rock Creek Minnesota. "a dinner
of all the good things that could be
gathered in, including many roast
chickens, was one CT the social events
OF the day. The chat and questions
asked and answered. of the interven-
ing thirty-two. years were numerous
and long to be remembered. IL
A reception was given Mr.. and Mrs.
Fletcher Bump on the evening of Jan.
2 1913, at their palatial residence
that they had recently moved into,
and which they richly deserve for
they have toiled and worked hard
to secure it but now can take their
rest in one of the best farm houses
in Mahaska county, modern in every
detail and everything in its construc-
ton of the best material, and cost
near $G,000.00 The guests coming
i'm brought cake, ice cream and coffee
and lap supper was served OF the
same, which was enjoyed by all.
Supper over, Fletcher invited the men
folks to the basement where he had
some fine Havana cigars that be
passed around and they had smoky
time. Those present were: J. r.
Busby and wife, Harley Currier and
wife, Frank Souter and wife, Tom
Beatty and wife, AImer James and
wife. w. S. Hawkins and wife. Lud
Rowland and wife, Mrs. DR.. Dwight
Jarvis, Mrs. DR.. w N. Wright, Mrs.
Jennie Siocum, Miss Opal Hasty. Miss
. Helen Rowland, a w. sHollingsworth
and wife, J. d. Blake and wife, Harry
Hollingsworth and wife and Master
lven and Lucille Hollingsworth, Miss
Ethel Blake, Leslie Rowland, Robt.
Stringfellow, Jr., A. G. Hawley and
wife and two daughters, Violet and
Lulu, Emory Goddard, wife and son
Hershel, Miss Ella Reid Hubert Hall
and Robt. Doak. Near the midnight
hour they all departed for their
homes, wishing Mr.. and Mrs. Bump
a Happy New Year and long life and
prosperity in their new home.
Mrs. Roy MUIR of Ainsworth is Wis
iting at the parental John Hummell
home in Rose Hill
We Scribe received a photograph
this morning of Clyde Gatewood that
kept the most of people guessing, for
he had outgrown their expectations,
but showed what Kansas will pro-
ducc.