The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-07-31
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs NEWS FROM NEARBY
SERVICES AT THE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH NEXT SUNDAY MRS.
GARRETT RETURNS FROM CHI
MA IN POOR HEALTH.

Rose Hill, July 30.-Mr. and Mrs.
Roy E. Rowland spent the past week
near Rose Hill at tne parental C. B.
Rowland home and for recreation
done some fishing on South river and
were rewarded in landing some very
large catfish.
w. G. Musgrove and wife left Fri
day last for Emporia, Kansas, to visit
at the Roy Gatewood home and other
relatives and acquaintances.
Comrades Jack Bass and e. r. Cul.
yer, of Oskaloosa, were in Rose Hill
Tuesday calling on old time friends.
Tom Beatty and daughter, Miss
Marie, left Saturday for Rheinlander,
Wis, to visit relatives. Tom Will re-
turn in about a, week. Miss Marie
viii visit for a month or more and on
her return will visit at Mason City
and Marshalltown.
Mrs. W. L. Rowland and Miss Helen
departed for Delta Saturday evening
to visit her mother, Mrs. Walden.
Robt. Kent and VIII Hunt, of Oska-
loosa, stopped in Rose Hill Saturday
or their way home from What Cheer
and took the late train for home.
George Brissey had the misfortune
to receive a badly msahed mouth
from the force of ball knocked by
a batter at the base ball game at the
Sprague grove last Friday.
Mrs. Tom Beatty and daughter,
Miss Mildred, are at Delta visiting,
while Tom is up in Michigan visiting.
VIII Camp, section foreman, and
his family visited over Sunday at
Monroe with his brother-in-law, Dan
Storms, section foreman at Monroe.
, w. H. Brown, president of the Rose
Hill Savings Bank, left Saturday
evening for Chicago, where he will
meet his daughter, Mrs. Frank Gar.
rett, who has recently returned from
China in poor health. W. H.,will re-
turn to Rose Hill Tuesday with the
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garrett
will journey on to Baltimore, Nd, to
consult a specialist there, in hopes
of restoring her health.
Eph Smith and wife, of Oskaloosa,
autoed to Rose Hill Saturday and Wis
Ted with their daughter, Mrs. DR..
Dwight Jarvis. j..
W. c. Anderson and family spent
Sunday southeast of Oskaloosa with
his brother, Richard Anderson.
Miss Lois Busby has returned home
from Colfax, where she had been for
treatment.
Warren Wharton, of Coffeyville,
Kansas. visited the past week here
with his brother, w. G. Wharton, and
LIT for home Saturday,
Mrs, Robt, Sarvis and children re-
turned Monday morning from Oska-
oosa, where she had visited over Sun
day with relatives. " 'E"'. w .'-s'
Miss Rosa Lisk. youngest daughter
of Rev. Joe Lisk, of Oskaloosa, visit
ed at Rose Hill with her grandmother
Mrs. Eliza Ravens, and spent Sunday
with her uncle, Sherman Warrick,
and departed for her home Tuesday
on the noon train. F-'
Hon. L. w. Denney shipped one car
load of hogs from Rose Hill Sunday
for Chicago. ''"' .-
Harvest is mostly over and the
hum of the thresher is being heard in
many localities. "a 70 ~ '.,'
John Hummell and family autoed
to Oskaloosa Sunday and spent the
day with their daughter, Mrs. Robt.
Beach. e.. ra ~ w..
Sunday, August 3, will be Rev.
Lcckhart's regular appointment to
preach at the Christian church in
Rose Hill at II a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. sharp.
Everybody invited. e.. -
Miss Elizabeth Mack is visiting
near Wright with Mrs. E. E. McCurdy
and assisting her in her work while
she has threshers.
Mrs. Harry Steffey left here Tues
day for Emporia, Kansas, to see her
sister, Mrs. Roy Gatewood, who is in
poor health