The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-05
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
JOHN HuMMElL SELLS MEAT
MARKET TO LEO HENDERSON
BASS AND NATTER HIT HIGH
MARKET WITH STOCK. i.ul1.

Rose Hill, Feb. Mrs. Writ
Blown and children, Mildred and Car
loiI, Mrs. Paul bass and Mis-. John
Reid had Il very pleasant visit the
past week at the home OF Mrs. j. u.
Augustine.
Mrs. Nellie Cliford and children,
OF West Liberty, Iowa, visited s. the
past week at Rose Hill at the parent
al home OF Mrs. Wyman. and depart
ed fOi her home Monday morning on
the FREELY,
Garry Mckama, OF EmpOria, Kan.
sas. was at Rose HIN over Sunday and
left for home Monday on the noon
train. ...s .t- 3
Charles Ba2s and Albert Natter lett
Rose Hin Sunday for Chicago with
three car loads OF cattle and one OF
hogs. and struck tae high market BE-,
Dan Augustine, OF U3kaluOSa, Was
at, Rose liill Saturday and went uit
TO his farm 10 look over his stock.
Mrs. Mary Stout left for Frnitland
Monday morning to visit her daush-
ter, Mis-. Maggie Roberts.
VIII Smith, Of MOnteZuma, arrived
here Saturday and visited over. Sun
day with his brother, X. H. Smith
and departed Monday MOI ming on the
Fire fly for his home. s.
John Hummell has. sold out the
fixtures and meat MAI keL TO Leo
Henderson and gives possession the
first Of March. ler 49,.
Mrs. John Blake and daughter, Miss
Sarah, were passengers to OskaiOosa
Monday doing some shopping.
q
John, we're over 10 Oskaloosa Monday
On business The Doctor called at
the O5kaloosa hospital TO see his
patient, Harry Hummell, and reports
hin improving nicely.
John Knott aud daughter, Miss
Mary, left here Monday on the noon
train lor Macon, Mo, where they
will VISIT, and then return, To there
home at Moulton, Iowa. ..
Tom Beatty shipped one car load
OF hogs from here Tuesday for chi
cago.
Harley Currier Is on The sick list,
but glad to hear he is improving and
hope to see him up to the store soon.
Joe Lister has been troubled with
rheumatism all winter and now is laid
up with a bilious attack.
Mike Krizers health has been very
poor all winter The exposure of his
army life from 81 10 81 Is fast tell
ing on him in his age.
W. +. Stout, OF Delta, was at Rose
Hill Tuesday.
Ed Lisk, who farmerly lived south
Ior Tioga, retired from fal ming and
moved TO Pella. But he mas tired OF
liA a 10 tn L.
Tioga this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burgess, of Chiilicothe,
Iowa, arrived here Saturday and are
visiting at the parental +. {. Gail
home, Mrs. Burgess father.
Frenchy Carl, who has been Grip
piled up with rheumatism Is much
worse, and has been confined TO the
house for the past three weeks.
Mrs. viii Witt and daughter left
Monday for Oskaloosa. .......
S. G. Wilson, of Delta, district
lagent for the Central Life Insurance
Company, OF Des Moines, was over
Ito Rose Hill Monday and was. called
home Tuesday morning on account OF
sickness. ....... u,.E
w. l.. Spates took the noon train
Wednesday for Knoxville TO see his
mother, who has been sick for the
last sick months. .... F,
w. s. Hawkins has bought. a dry
ing team of Duncan Reid, that are
well matched and green broke, three
and four years old.
Henry Sarvis died Tuesday at IL
o'clock, at the age of SO years. No
arrangements for the funeral made ut
this writing, Feb. 4. IN ltr., SO
There will be an entertainment
given at the Christian church, Friday
evening by a lady and gentleman OF
Penn College, Oskaloosa, that prom
Uses to be very entertaining. Don't
fail to come ard hear them.T-'' - ~