The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-28
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
FREE METHODIST CAMP MEET
ING CLOSED SUNDAY EVENING
( STATE FAIR HAS ATTRACTED
MANY DURING THE WEEK.


Rose Hill, Aug. 27-George Aker.
man and family, of Fremont, was at
Rose Hill Saturday in his auto look.
ing after real estate interests. q
Fred Harris and wife are here look
ing up location. Fred is veterin.
airy dentist and has been doing some
good work around Rose Hill.
Ira Thomas, of Mauch Chunk, left
here Tuesday for Chicago with two
car loads of fat cattle of his own feed.
ing.
DR.. Fred Jarvis and wife, of Oska.
loosa, came down in their auto last
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tives.
H. T. Stringfellow and wife drove
over to Rose Hill Sunday and spent
the day with their son Orc, also at.
tended the Free Methodist camp meet.
ing. a
Rev. Frank Garrett and wife, who
have been missionaries at Nankin,
China, for the past seventeen years,
visited the past week at the parental
w. H. Brown home and left for Des
Moines Saturday, where they will re-
side for the present, as they are here
on twelve months vacation to rest
up and reeuperate. ....
Mrs. Bradley Sawyer and daughter,
Miss Pearl, of Ashley, North Dakota,
are here for a months visit with rela-
elves. They have been in North Da-
kota two and half years and like
that country well and are prospecting
and have good crops.
Aunt Media Hummell felt sighted
as she was not mentioned last week
visiting in Oskaloosa, as she was
among the first to visit her niece at
the Bobby Beach home. .a.
Mrs. Jake Spates, of Oskaloosa, and
her daughter, Mrs. Samuel Stringfel-
low, of Davenport, arrived here Sat
urday evening and were guests of Mrs.
Spates' daughter, Mrs. Julian Wy.
more. go" E tn
Syke Reed and wife, of Spring Val.
ley, were at Rose Hill Sunday, guests
Of their son, Will Reed, the famous
breeder of the red hog that Is known
the world over.
r. G. Okey and wife. of Indianapo-
lis, was here Sunday and attended
camp meeting.
The great big Iowa state fair is the
great attraction this week. Sixty.
four tickets were sold at this station
Monday morning over the Rock Island,
a large run for the first day of the
excursion. Tuesday morning only a
dozen were sold Is -... eEt ..-s
Cole Van Gordon, of Emmettsburg,
Iowa, was here this week selling -four
and feed He has been making the
town for several years and always
has some new story to relate and joke
with his many friends.
Jim Sterlin and wife, of Sigourney,
and his mother, of Delta, spent Sun.
day at the Tom Beatty home.
alike Denney moved from the farm
to Rose Hill last spring and Monday
last he moved back to the farm
Ora Stringfellow has rented the
Mike Denney town property and will
move there as soon as he gets time
to make the change. He clerks in
Busby 4 Anderson's store and is kept
quite busy. N.Y..
Sherman Warrick and family spent
Sunday in Rose Hill at the parental
Mrs. Elizabeth Ravens home.
Mrs. Anna Havens and daughter, of
Oskaloosa, arrived here Monday on
the FREELY and are guests of her
brother, Robt. Sarvis.
Miss Lois Busby has returned from
Colfax much improved in health.
The Free Methodist camp meeting
came to a close SUNDAY evening and
the tents were taken down on Mon.
day morning.
Godfrey Rose is in Chicago with a
car load of hogs and one of cattle
DR.. Archa Wymore and DR.. Harris
are on the go all the time treating
stock.
Charles Mater and wife and Mrs.
Mateer's sister, Mrs. Bradley Sawyer,
of Ashley, North Dakota, visited last
Sunday near Hayesville. Their SIS
ter, Mrs. John Adams, going down
there in Matters auto.
Mrs. Harry Bowen and family, of
Oskaloosa, came down Tuesday morn.
ing on the freely and were guests at
the John Asher home east of Rose
Hill three miles.
Stole Stringfellow has a large poul-
try house erected this week and is
now fixed to receive poultry in large
quantities and pay top prices at all
times in cash.
j. c. Galloway, of Oskaloosa, was
down to Rose Hill Tuesday, his first
visit here for over two years. He has
reached his S0th birthday and is spry.
er than some at 60.