The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-08-21
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs
GEORGE WILLIAMS LOSES FAM.
lily HORSE = CEMETERY ASsO-
CATION HOLD A "ClEAN UP"
DAY AND 90 GOOD WORK.

Rose Hill, Aug. 20.-George viii.
liams' famous family horse. Eli met
with misfortune while in the pas
ture, getting one Of his hind legs
broken in two places. DR.. Archa wy
more was called and as last resort
he was put to sleep, never to waken,
and George gave him a decent burial
Rev. Frank Garrett and wife, of
Nankin, China, and Mrs Cora Hag.
CART of Indianapolis, Indiana, arrived
at Rose Hill Saturday evening and
are guests at the parental VIII. Brown
home. Mrs. Garrett, though in poor
health, is resting comfortable and is
cheerful. ......
Mike Augustine and sons Cloyd and
| Earl shipped three car loads of fat
steers from Rose Hill Sunday for Chi
cago. Cloyd and Earl went over in
charge of the stock and to look over
the windy city.
Rev. Justin Brown, wife and baby,
OF Des Moines, arrived here Thursday
and are guests at the parental w. H.
Brown home. They will leave for
China about the last of September.
Fox & Purdin, of Fremont, shipped
eight loads of stock from here Sun
day for Chicago, six and a half of cat.
tie and one and half of hogs, all fed
on their farm north of Rose Hill two
miles. Purden and Fox and Frank
Scott went in charge of the stock.
| Harlie Moore and wife. of Peoria,
Illinois, are here visiting at the par
| entail Austin Moore home north of
Rose Hill four miles.
Enos Shaffer and wife, of Kansas,
autoed to Rose Hill the past week to
visit his brother, Frank Shaffer
DR.. Archa Wymore purchased the
old Cyrus V. horse that he once own
ed and nearly worshiped for his good
qualities. He was old and broken
down. The Doctor took pity on him
and tried to recruit him up but his
efforts failed and he got down so he
had to put him to sleep to put him
out ow his misery and gave him a de-
cent burial.
lshum Allen and wife, of NMontezu-
ma, visited at Rose Hill the past week
with his brother-in.law, Frank Shat
fer.
The Rose Hill Cemetery Associa-
ton met last Thursday and cleaned
off the cemetery in fine shape. The
ladies did their part by meeting at
the school house near by and serving
fine dinner that made them work
easier and more cheerful.
Ed Beman, Gordon Beman and Lee
Upton of Delta autoed to Rose Hill
Thursday morning on a business mis-
sion.
Fred Walters, of Kay county, Okla
homa, is the guest OF Carl Howell,
west of town near old Rose Hill
school house
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Brewer, of In
dianapolis, was attending the chautau-
qua at Oskaloosa the past week
Dan Augustine, OF Oskaloosa, was
down the past week taking some rest
out at the farm FIJI
Mrs. Tom McCumber and her moth
err Mrs. F. NJ. Kemp, arrived home on
Saturday from Wapello where they
had been visiting a daughter and sis
ter of Mrs. McCumber. 3d..
Rev. F. M. Roberts, wife and son
Ray, OF Garden Grove, are at Rose
Hill attending rree Methodist camp
meeting. They have many friends
here that are glad to meet them as
they formerly lived here.
Rev. H. N. Dickson and family, of
Knoxville, are tented on the camp
ground attending the Free Methodist
camp meeting. This family were all
born and raised near Rose Hill and
have hosts of warm friends here.
Grandma Hummell and Uncle Har-
- nrlya
the late arrival at the Robt. Beach
home.
Grandpa John Hummell is almost
giving away the best of meat over his
excitement of being grandpa and it's
girl, born in Oskaloosa, Aug. II,
1913, at the Bobby Beach home.
Ed Stringfellow and Harry w. Bur
CESS, deputy P. NJ, and their best
girls attended the chautauqua at Os-
kaloosa Sunday evening.
Earl Williamson, of Delta, was at
| Rose Hill Monday between trains
calling on his friends.
Mrs. Mary McCumber, of Croton,
Iowa, is visiting at Rose Hill with her
son, Tom McCumber.
W. c. Musgrove and wife were pas
sengers for Delta on the FREELY Mon
| day morning to visit relatives.
| Henry w. Lunt was at Rose Hill
Monday calling on his many friends
and cracking few jokes.
George Stringfellow and wife, OF
Chicago, are visiting at the parental
H. l.. Stringfellow home. He is
braking ON the Great Western from
Chicago to Stockton, Illinois.
J. r. Mattox and family, of Asokis,
Minnesota, are at Rose Hill visiting
at the James Dugan home
Mrs. Lower, sister of Mrs. Elijah
Busby, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 1913,
and was buried Tuesday, Aug. 10, at
the Wymore cemetery, where the fun
eral was held at the church.
Frank Souter and son Cortes and
Miss Ruth arrived home the past
week from Ashland, Ohio. Frank re-
ports his mothers health much i'm
proved. He says the crops in Ohio
are good s..
Joe Corns and wife returned Mon
day evening from Union county where
they had been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Walter Whitaker, who lives
three miles from Larimore He re-
ports their corn little late but very
promising; not fired any.
Mrs. Ida Cronicle, of yincennes,
Iowa is here visiting her eistar Mrs