The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-02-25
ROSE Hills DO|NGS

Rose Hill, req. lo,-JdHbSs lo"Si
of Norton, Kansas, is visiting his un
Gle, Lee Howell, at Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Chiffon of Civ
In visited the past week at Rose Hill
with their son-in-law, Mike Matusick
the station agent of the C., r. /. & z
d. d. Fowler died at Rose Hill, Feb
il, 1915. of a lingering illness of nv
months, aged 66 years. Funeral Oh
Saturday, Feb. IS, lst White Gal
church, conducted by Rev. Heath o
Delta and interment in White Oal
cemetery.
Ethel Lister arrived home las
week from Des Moines where she had
visited her brother, Will Lister. She
also took music lessons while there
Paul Bass sold a large team o.
dark gray horses to Cooley of Oska
loosa for $4,000.
The sale at Lud Rowland's the past
week in charge Of the auctioneer Col
Allen J. Kutch was record breaker
for prices. Horses sold as high as
s465.O0 per pair; cows from $40 to
$50. sheep $11.75 per head; lambs
$3.50 per head; corn 76 cents per bu.;
hay SIT per ton; machinery and farm
luS lUOlo uiSil III piOpOAtioh' nv
sale amounted to $4,000.
LATE Gable sold three head of
horses that he delivered last Satur-
day to Cooley of Oskaloosa for 5000.
There was one large grey that weigh
ed near ton.
Mrs. Fletcher Bump arrived home
from Des Moines Monday evening,
where she had been visiting her son
Mervin who is in school there.
Mrs. L. E. Morrow of Delta was
over to Rose Hill the past week and
visited at the parental Charles Ma
teer home.
Mrs. Saul Morgan and son Milton
are visiting at Omaha, Nebraska,
with the daughter and sister, Mrs.
May Gebhart.
Lee Upton and W. White of Delta
were on business tour at Rose Hill
Monday.
b. A. Wright of Oskaloosa was
was down to Rose Hill the past week
talking insurance in the interests of
the Woman order.
Samuel Wilson of Delta was at
Roe Hill Monday talking life insur-
ance for companies he represents.
George Davenport of Delta was
over to Rose Hill Tuesday on bust
ness.
Landen Bowen made a business
trip to Delta Tuesday.
Charles Robbins and son Harry,
Paul Bass, Willis Moore, Julian Wy
more and Fred Reed attended the
large sale of Farnworth hogs at
Washington, Iowa, Feb. Is. Robbins
bought two fine brood sows; Willis
Moore three, Julian Wymore two,
Fred Reed two, and Paul Bass two.
Charles Robbins two were the best
specimens of hogs that were ever
shipped to Rose Hill. Charles Rob
bins and son have one of the best
herds OF Farnsworth hogs in the
state.
At high noon on Wednesday, Feb.
II, 1915. at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. n, Wymore, they gave away their
daughter, Miss Clara Wymore, in
marriage to Mr.. Harry Robbins of
Tioga. AS the clock struck twelve,
Mrs. Millice at the piano played the
wedding march. The bride and
groom, preceded by Rev. H. {. Mill
ice, entered the parlor where in
very gracious manner he pronounced
them man and wife. Congratulations
followed, then they retired to the
dining room where the table was
loaded down with all the good things
of the land to which all did ample
Justice. The bride was dressed in
white Henrietta cloth trimmed with
appropriate Iaces and mad a bouquet
Of hriH ol
dressed in a very neat suit of dark
blue, suitable for the occasion Az
ter organizations they passed TO
the dining room where the table was
spread with all of the delicacies the
good women could think of. There
were about forty there to partake of
this feast. There were many useful
presents received by the bride and
groom. Those present from a dis
lance we're: Mrs. Grace Grimes and
baby, of Hayesville; DR. Austin Wy
more, of Thornburg: Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Beach and daughter, of Oska-
loosa Mr.. and Mrs. John Hummell
and daughter, of Fremont; Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Wymore and daughter
Lucille. of Lacey; Mr.. and Mrs. James
Robbins and son Frank, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Robbins and son Walter, Of
Tioga; DR. and Mrs. Archa Wymore
and daughter Lurene, of Rose Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Steppey, of Ere
mont; Mrs. GLADYS Hunt. of Blyth;
Mrs. Win Umpsted, of Rose Hill;
Mr. and Mrs. Newt Moore and daugh-
ter. of Rose Hill; Mr. and Mrs. Lay
ton Phillips and daughter Ethel, and
Ernest and George, Harry Hummell
of Fremont. Clara is the youngest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Wy
more of Rose Hill and is a great fav.
orite of her associates and possessed
Of many womanly graces. Mr.. Har-
ry Robbins is the Oldest son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Robbins and is a
model young man; was raised on
the farm, is saving and Industrious.
They start out with bright future
before them and will be sure to make
a success OF life. Ye Scribe was
there and put his feet under the
table
Jennings Casford and wife left on
Tuesday evening over the Rock ISL
and for Keota to visit a brother-in-
law, Ellis Romine
J. E. Hankins and John Sampson