The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1915-01-14
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Rose Hill, Jan. 1S.--Robt. Sarvis
and family left here Tuesday for San
Francisco, California, for an extend
ed visit He has his farm rented for
the next year and he win take In the
Panama Exposition and many other
places in California that are interest
ing to tourists. 8E
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goschke of Ed
dyville were over Sunday visitors In
Rose Hill at the F. 9. Carl home.
Fred was station agent here for two
years on the c., r, !. & p. railroad
and has hosts of friends here who
were glad to see him.
The many friends Of Harry w.
Burgess are glad to know he has
been reinstated and will take his old
February, 1915, delivering mail. Right
has prevailed, is the voice of the
community.
Don't forget the home entertaip-
ment on Friday evening, Jan. Is,
1915, at the church in Rose Hill.
Come.
Robt. Moore and family, of Indian
.apolis, Iowa, we're at Rose Hin Sun
day at the w. II. Brown home to see
his mother, Mrs. Moore, who was re-
Gently injured when the sleigh turned
over. She has improved rapidly and
will soon be herself again.
Clarence Wright was operated on
the past week at the Oskaloosa hos
pital for an abseess in his left side
and improved rapidly, returning home
Monday evening, Jan IL The town
soon knew he had arrived at home
when they heard his laugh.
Frank Anderson has associated
himself with Charles Natter in the
implement business at Rose Hill.
This makes strong firm end they
are having good trade for they
keep everything the farmer needs in
farm implements or machinery, great
or small, and are here"J ohnny-on
spot" to wait on you at all times.
Charles Bass left Rose Hill Tues
day morning for Chicago with one
load of hogs and one of black cattle
that he had bought of J.. M. Smith,
that were hard to beat in the county.
Mrs. Hannah Bump and son Fred
left Rose Hill Monday for their home
at Nevada, Iowa. having been called
here to attend the funeral Of their
sister and aunt, Mrs. Matilda Hinkle
Robbins, at Delta, Iowa
Harry w. Jones arrived here Sun
day morning with go head of lambs
in three double-deck cars. Harry
had showed good judgment in his Sc
lection. They were the best lot
ever unloaded at Rose HILL
Allie Rose shipped one load Of hogs
! from Rose Hill to Chicago Sunday.
| Mrs. Charles Natter and James
and Charles Robbins attended the
funeral at Delta the past week OF
Mrs. Matilda Hinkle Robbins.
| Robt. Bass of Ute, Iowa, arrived at
Rose Hill Tuesday morning on the
! FREELY. He win visit his relatives
land meet host Of friends here where
he formerly lived.
G. w. Henderson, D. d. Fowler and
Miss Clara Nathersted are all seri-
iously i'll at this writing.
The blaCksmiths OF Rose Hill are
now having their harvest. We went
! into Clate Hewett's shop the past
week and Clate and three helpers
| horses ready to travel on the icy
roads.
Mrs. Kinkade is on the sick list.
She is getting we'll advanced in years
and the cold weather is against her.
Rev. A. l.. link will preach at the
Christian church in Rose Hin Sun
day, January II, 1915, at IL a. m.
and 1880 p. m. Sunday school at 10
a. m. Mrs. link, superintendent.
Come. Everybody is invited
John Augustine shipped two car
loads of cattle from Rose Hill Tues
| day for Chicago.
Win Camp has moved into the
house of |. c. Moore, lately vacated
| by Harry Moore.
Andy Thrapp has moved from
Washington. Iowa, to Rose Hill, and
| is located in the west part of town
in the house owned by Billy" Wy
more and vacated by VIII Camp.
Mrs. John Busby received box OF
oranges from her father in California.
They were a choice selection. The
writer was presented with a sample
that was very fine,-almost melt in
your mouth.