The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08
NEWS FROM NEARBY
TENS or GENERAL INTEREer
GATHERED ~ WtDE-AMA<E
HERALD CORRESPONDENTS ~
TOWNS AND CoMMuNiTiEa
ROSE HILL,

Rose Hin, Oct. 6.--John Augustine
shipped one car load of cattle from
here Sunday for Chicago, Tom Beat.
ty one car OF hogs; Charles Bass one
car of nOgs.
Mr.. and Mrs. DR. Archa Wymore
have graduated from the kiropractlc
school and received their diplomas
and are now looking for place to
hang out their shingle.
Lee Howell has bought the Allen
Hutch property In Rose Hill. Con-
sideration $1,000. He will locate here
in the near future. We are in hopes
Allen will conclude to remain In Rose
Hill.
Earl Stout is moving TO Rose Hill,
so ne can spend all of his time in his
meat market.
Charles Stringfellow, who lived
here many years ago, is visiting In
Rose Hill
George StringfeTlow has moved to
Rose Hill and is occupying the home
bought of Fred Goschke and Will
make this his future home.
Lon Stringfellow, Of Oskaloosa.
came down here Saturday evening
and Is with his brother Ed Stringfel-
low, whose ailment Is OF serious
nature. His many friends are In
hopes he may be restored TO perma.
nent health.
Comrade John ID. Blake presented
the writer with a peach that weighed
an even half pound and was of fine
flavor and very palatable.
Fred Goschke, the station agent
here, drove over to 'Givin Sunday,
where ne formerly lived. and has
many attractions, as he makes his
visits regularly every two weeks.
Fred is a good fellow and Rose Hill
feels proud of him.
Fletcher Bump and wife and Almer
James and wife outoed to Des Moines
Saturday evening to visit Merlin
Bump, the son of the former, who Is
ATTENDING college there and returned
Sunday evening.
Mrs. Elizabeth johnson and grand.
daughter visited Monday in Rose Hin
with Mrs. j. w. Doak and Mrs. Sher-
man Hawkins. .oH.
Rev. G. M. Vallandingharn died az
mis- home in Rose Hill Friday, Oct.
2. 1914, at $3.50 a. m, aged So years.
no months and IL days. Funeral Sat.
day Oct. 3, at 900 y. m, at the
christian church In Rose Hill. Rev.
Farley, pastor of the Christian
church OF Oskaloosa, conducting the
ceremony. There was large attend.
ance The palLbearers were Sol Nor.
gan, f. NJ Kemp, George Williams.
Frank Shaffer, j. ID. Blake and Henry
Taylor. Interment In Rose Hill Gem
etery.
Charles Bass has fifteen nead OF
horses and colts at the Fall Festival
OF the best there is In tae county and
will carry on many Of the premiums.
Oscar Kinkaid has traded his farm
for WAarton's hardware store In
Delta and Will be a full nedged mer-
chant in thirty days.
Mrs Rhoades, wife OF Kelly
Rnoades, died at her home in Rose
Hill Saturday, Oct. 3, 1914, at 8 a. m,
leaving TO mourn her departure hus-
band and six children. The funeral
was held Sunday, Oct. 4, at 200 y.
m at the Christian church in Rose
Hin, conducted by Rev. Elan, pas
tor OF the Christian church OF Delta
The song service was In charge OF a
quartette from Delta, with Mrs. Tom
Beatty, of Rose Hill, at the plano.
There was q profusion OF flowers Gov
ering the casket, showing the esteem
of the departed. The pall.bearerB
were J Il. Busby, Frank Souter, Chef
IWymore, VIII Anderson, Frank Hen
derson and Jennings Casford. Inter.
ment was made In the Jackson Gem
etery.