The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-23
HARRY w. BURGESS APPOINTED
RURAL MAIL CARRIER - w. c.
WHARTON is RECOVERING
FROM AUTO ACCIDENT.

Rose hnl, April 21-Joe Listers
Rheumatic troubles are getting better.
He has been housed up most of the
winter, only once up town in three
months. He now has commenced to
walk around the house.
Miss Clara Warden. Of GlenwoOd,
has been here visiting her sister, Mrs.
Joe Lister and departed for her home
the past week where she has charge
OF the clothing department of the
| feeble minded institute.
| J. w. Park, of Washington. la,
owner of the Ocean Grove farm near
tTioga, is here looking after the in
tereStS of his farm and is very
pleasant gentleman to meet.
Oscar Kinkaid returned from Chi
|cago the past week, where he had
been with two car loads of sheep OF
his own feeding and were good lot
and fat and smooth.
John H. Dunn and Albert Ball, of
Delta, were at Rose Hill the past
week talking life and fire insurance,
Mr.. Jackson, the fruit tree man OF
| Sigourney, was here the past week
delivering trees.
|
pointment of the rural mail route No
| 3 out of Rose Hill to take effect May
| |, 1914
w. C. Wharton is slowly recovering
! from the auto accident that occurred
some ten days ago when coming from
| Oskaloosa and his auto turned turtle
west of Rose Hill about half mile
Mrs. John Lister, OF Wright, was
at Rose Hill the past week visiting al
the parental II. l.. Ellis home and re-
turned home Thursday.
Dan Augustine, of Oskaloosa, was
down to Rose Hill the past week and
went out to the farm to see the stock
and assist his son John with the
spring work.
The school entertainment here last
Friday evening was grand success
| financially and otherwise. The X. OF
| p. opera house was packed full. The
receipts of the evening were some
thing between thirty and forty dollars
Mr., and Mrs. Frank LOTUS and six
children, of Trenton, Mo, arrived here
Saturday for visit at the parental
| William Rhoades home, the father oil
Mrs. LOTUS.
Mrs. Robt. Beach and daughter, OF
OskaIoosa, returned to her home Sat
urday after a pleasant visit at the
parental John HummelI home.
| Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Davis, OF
| Oskaloosa, the mothers of two of OuI
school teachers, were down to Rose
| Hill Friday and attended the sChOO
play at the X. II. opera house.
Fred and Marcus Stout, of OskaloO
sa were down to Rose Hill Saturday
and were guests of their sister, Mrs
Frank Asher.
The many friends of Amos wy
more were pleased to hear he had re
Ceived his divorce, which he had re
Gently applied for in the district court
The mayors Office has been repair
ed of the damage done in the recent
fire when the council was in session
and now is as good as new, but en-
tirely too small for the needs of the
| city.
/ Rev. W. j. Lockhart, of Des Moines
will preach at the Christian church
! in Rose Hill Sunday, April 26, at II
a. m, and 1870 p. IN. w. l.. Rowland
superintendent. Everybody invited.
The Bible Sunday school contest
which recently closed, in which the
ladies came off winners, will be set
! tied with supper and social on Fri
day evening. April "a. Anyone at
| tending this concert and fails to re
ceive a notice will be gladly welCOm
ed to come and enjoy this supper and
social with the Bible school. The
committee on arrangements Is Mrs
Mabel Vallandingham, chairman, Mrs
Cuba Wadsworth. Mrs. A. J. Kutcb
Chot Wvman Emory Goddard. Ira
HOllingsworth and RObt. Doak.