The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-12-30
MUCH STOCK SHIPPED
Farmers From Near Rose Hill Send
Hogs and Cattle to Market. "r

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Rose Hill, Dec. 29.-Charles Bass
left for Chicago Sunday morning with
five car loads of cattle of his own
feeding.
Albert Natter shipped one load of
hogs from Rose Hill Sunday to Chi
cago and went over in charge of his
stock. ,s
Charles France left here Sunday
for Chicago with one car load of fat
steers y.
Frank Bass is in Chicago with two
car loads OF fat cattle of his own
feeding. ..- ,..
A. e. Natter left for Chicago Tues
day with one car load of hogs OF his
own feeding and raising, spring pigs
that averaged ESQ pounds, the best
car load OF hogs that have been ship
ped from Rose Hill in the past year.
and will sell at the top of the market
a John Augustine and Thornt Ellis.
worth shipped one car load of butch
er stun from Rose Hill 4 uesday for
Chicago. IT,. 49,. .,.. 81
Mrs. Lucy Heating, of Fresno, Cali
Ilfornia, remembered John Hummell
and family on Christmas with a box
OF the finest California fruit grown
in that country which consisted OF
the California raisins and figs. The
writer received a sample which was
Inonpareil. ~ --
Joe. Corns received a dispatch that
his brother DR.. Corns, of lama City
was dead. He was past 80 years old
and had been blind for several years
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Adair of Oska
Inosa came to Rose Hill Saturda!
evening and with their son Rex went
out in the country and spent Sunday
with their daughter Mrs. John Aug
Justine.
John Hummell and family spent
Christmas in Oskaloosa and returned
to Rose Hill Monday morning on the
freely.
County Auditor Roy e. Rowland
and wife of Oskaloosa spent Christ
mas near Rose Hill at the parental C.
B. Rowland home.
Mr. and Mrs. Saul Morgan and son
Forest returned home Tuesday morn
ing on the FREELY from Omaha, Nebr.
where they had visited over Christ
mas with their son and daughter.
Newt Moore returned home from
Minnesota, Monday, where he had
been on business.
Burt. Jay and family spent Christ
mas with his mother at Ayoca, Iowa
and returned home Tuesday on the
noon train over the c., r. |. & p. Ry
The contest for the kitchen cabinet
at the 8. and s. store ended Friday
night at O'Clock with Ethel Phillips
winner with 34,1S4 votes; Mrs. A l.
link second with 1854 votes; Mrs
Lottle James third with 1854 votes
and Gladys Hunt fourth, 5,497 votes
Is Miss, Ethel Phillips won by 455(
votes. There, we're about fifty 9th
eFs voted. for, OF which but few reach
ed the thousand mark.
!. Frank Bacon. left Rose Hin Sunday
for Chicago. with stock and to take
in the sights of the city.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McCurdy, Of
near Wright, spent Christmas at the
parental w S. Hawkins home in
Rose Hill.
Daniel Reid and family have moved
to their fine home in Rose Hill this
week
Rev. Al. N. Dickson of Oskaloosa
was down TO Rose Hill Tuesday OIL
business
Elan WymOre, of Laramie, WyOm
ing, has been visiting the past ter
days with relatives at Rose Hill anC
near by.
Mr. and Mrs. j. N. Wymore are Wis
iting relatives in Nebraska for this
past three weeks. ..
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robbins of TIC
care of the J. N. Wymore home while
they visit in Nebraska.
DR.. Fred Jarvis and wife Of Oska
loosa, MerVin Bump OF Des Moines
DR.. Dwight Jarvis and wife Of Rose
Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Bump
living near Rose Hill, ate Christmas
turkey at the Almer James home II
Rose Hill.
Miss Lois Busby. who is attending
school at the Northwestern university
at Evanston, ILL.,, is spending the hol
idays at Rose Hill at the parental j
r. Busby home.
Will Slatch OF Kirkville, Mo-, was
at Rose Hill this week visiting his
brother-in-law, Frank Souter, OF the
Rose Hill Savings Bank.
John and Henry Anderson and two
of Johns sons, of Oskaloosa and OF
Itumwa, were at Rose Hill Tuesday
in their auto and called on their
brother. VIII Anderson, at the store
end did some trading in a good tow
where things are sold at reasonable
| lrices.
Mrs. Bud Kirk slipped on the ice
recently and broke one of her arms
also Mrs. Elisha Busby fell and
broke an arm. Both are getting
along nicely. .....