The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-05-21
ROSE HILLS DO|NGs
PRIMARY AND INFERNO DATE
ROOMS WILL GIVE AN ENTER
TAINMENT SATURDAY EVENING
IN X. OF p. HALL.

Rose Hill, May 2O.-Elmer Silver
thorn has returned from Ohio, where
he spent the last month with Tela-
tives. ..r*
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Waddell, Of
Marshalltown, spent Sunday at Rose
Hill at the parental Waddell home.
He was called here to attend the
funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Waddell at Delta.
The teachers of the primary and
intermediate rooms of the Rose Hill
school have their scholars we'll train
ed and will give an entertainment on
Saturday evening, May 90, at the X.
of p. hall that will be very interest
ing. Everybody is invited to come
out and hear them. You will be well
entertained.
Gene Lambert, of What Cheer, has
bought the Dilley stock OF dry goods
and groceries and is invoicing the
same. Gene is hustler and when
he gets started there will be some
thing doing
DR.. w. N. Wright has improved his
building occupied by Leo Henderson
as a meat market and has it in first
class shape, repaired and painted aid
awning in frOnt--everything clean as
pin.
Stole Stringfellow has put huxter
wagon on the road and is doing a
good business. paying the highest
price for produce in cash OF trade.
Mrs. Dr. Carver, of Caldwell, Kan,
is here visiting with her mother. Mrs.
NJ E. Dickson, who has been quite
sick for some three weeks.
Eldon Morgon was taken sick the
,t hot an
at this writing is much better.
w. c. Wharton has improved from
his auto accident so much that he
walks up town with the aid of cane.
Jennings Casford was splitting
wood Saturday when his axe came in
contact with the clothes line and
bounded back and struck him on the
forehead and cut a cash that took
| four stitches to close up. His eyes
swelled until it was difficult for him
to see. | don't thiak he will inter
fere with his wife's work again.
Ireland and Parks are the new gar
age men at Rose Hill, doing general
repair and livery business.
| Charles Brewer and Willis Hawley
of indianapolis, autoed to Rose Hill
Saturday and attended the lecture OF
DR.. w. Il. Simonsen, state veterinary,
of Ames.
Mrs. M. e. Dickson has returned
| from Knoxville, where she was taken
sick while there visiting her son, Rev.
| H. N. Dickson.
George Alderman and family. Of Sig
Quincy, autoed to Rose Hill Sunday
and spent the day with Frank Souter
and Mrs. Akerman's mother, Mrs.
Sarah Taylor.
i Rev. w. ]. Lockhart, of Des Moines.
will preach at the Christian church In
Rose Hill on Sunday, May "a, at IL
a. m. and at :, 80 p. m. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.
\ Charles Spates, of Oskaloosa, came
down Monday morning on the treny
and attended the funeral of his cousin
Mrs. Harley Goodwin.
Bill Henderson and family. of Mar
tinsburg, autoed to Rose Hill and
spent the day at the parental G. W.
Henderson home.
Robt. Wymore is having wash.
house built. Frank Henderson build
err; Robt. Wymore architect.
DR.. w. N. Wright, Ed and Grover
Stringfellow went to Des Moines
Monday morning on the early train,
where Ed was operated on for
growth on one of his limbs. He got
through all right and is feeling as well
as could be expected. His many
friends hope for speedy recovery.
Charles Natter and family autoed
to Delta Sunday to visit their daugh-
ter, Mrs. E. E. Morrow, and stayed
for night services at the church.
Rev. H. N. Dickson, of Knoxville,
arrived in Rose Hill last evening
father and mother and daughter Mil
dred, who is here taking treatment
for eczema.