The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-03-12
ROSE HILLS DO|NGS
MISS MADGE GRACE SECURES
FINE POSITION WITH STATE
AS sTENoGRAPHER AT. HosPI.
tai AT KNOXVILLE,

Rose Hill, March 1O.-Harry w.
Burgess, the deputy p. M. that was
recently married to Miss Daisy Spicer,
has gone to housekeeping in the ten
ant house of w. C. Reed, where he
will be at home to his many friends,
Russell Douglass has added one
more team to his livery business as
trade keeps increasing he has to in.
crease mis- stock. He now has some
good drivers.
Clate Hewitt has a large trade
sharpening discs. His machine for
grinding discs does the work quickly
and much better than the old way.
Charles Bass left for Chicago Tues
day morning with one car load of
hogs and one of butcher stuff. Char.
lie buys good stock and pays good
prices.
Miss Madge Grace has a good posi-
tion at Knoxville as stenographer for
the inebriate hospital at a good sal
airy, and is sure to make good. She
is daughter of Phil Grace and quite
Nh "SSoihpiiohCu youhS lduJ.
Tom Beatty shipped one car load
of hogs from Rose Hill Tuesday for
Chicago.
Writ Brown delivered SO head of
hogs at Rose Hill Monday of his own
raising and feeding that were good
smooth bunch.
There will be Sunday school at the
Christian church In Rose Hill Sunday,
March Is. A good attendance is de-
sired, as there will be business of i'm
portance to the school.
Phil Grace left here on the noon
train for Knoxville. He will go from
there to Des Moines to attend the
Threshermen's convention, in which
he is interested, for he has run
threshing machine for fifty years.
Harley Currier went to work in his
store Monday morning, having worn
out the quarantine. He comes back
to work looking we'll and good as
new, where his many friends are glad
to welcome him.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hummell return.
ed from Oskaloosa Monday evening
and brought their son Harry home
with them, who had been over five
weeks in the Oskaloosa hospital,
where he was operated on for appen-
dicitis. He is reduced very much in
flesh. We are glad to see him at
home, where with care he will soon
be himself again.
Joe Lister is out from quarantine,
but a severe attack of rheumatism is
keeping him housed up.
w. G. Musgrove went to Oskaloosa
Mnn1nu htnc
Harry Wymore drove to Oskaloosa
Monday. There he loaded his horse
and buggy on the cars and shipped
them to Dows, Iowa, in Wright coun-
ty where he goes to work on farm.
Miss Velma Waddell had brood of
young chicks Matched out Feb. %, that
are growing nicely and she feels
proud of them. ra
Charles Carl moved March 9th into
the house of |. c. Moore, lately va
Gated by Dick Wiley, who moved to
near Delta, where he will engage in
farming.
w. F. Stout, of Delta, was a visitor
at Rose Hill the past week.
Mrs. A. w. Hollingsworth had a
brood of chicks Matched out the 4th
of February that are now nearly large
enough for fry.
DR.. Fred Jarvis, of Oskaloosa, was
down to Rose Hill Monday morning
and took drive out to his farm north
east of town.
DR.. and Mrs. Dwight Jarvis re-
turned Monday evening from Oskaloo-
sa, where they had been for several
days at the bedside of Mrs. Jarvis
mother Mrs EDh Smith
win Compsted will move to Rose
Hill into the house he bought of Mrs.
Akers Boaley. They have gone to
Kirkville, Mo.