The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-09-14
MOVING ORDER OF DAY



Frank Anderson moved to The Vallan.
bingham property when Burnley Tharp
vacated and all are now at home,
Mrs, Jennsy Slocum of Omaha is
visiting at Rose Hin where she former
ly lived, with her daughters, and hosts
o. friends. ...&'. 50.
c. B.. Rowland, the veteran coal deal
er of Rose Hill is still in. the ring,
and handles the best of all kinds of
coal. a,.taa -..s.. .-.,.ass-,. ..ss-:. .. .
Lige Carpenter is building a fine
residence in Rose Hill in the southeast
part of town when completed will be
first class in every detail. " H..
Saul Morgan and wife, and Frank
Souter and wife made an auto trip in
Morgan's car to Fremont Sunday, 60
ing by way of Wright and returned
past the Oskaloosa Golf grounds and
University, Oskaloosa, and home. They
report fine outing. 49,,
Sherman Hawkins and wife c. f..
McCurdy and family autoed through
Wright, Cedar, Chilacothe and to OF
tumwa on Sunday and made visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. John Shipley. re-
turning via Fremont and home to Rose
Hill .....-.s..s. ...... ..' ..
Duncan Reed has bought him a Ford
anto and takes pleasure riding around.
He handles real estate in the mean
time, :.s.. ..- ..a., 49,.
The Rose Hill tile factory has open
ed UP and is running full force OF
hands. ..,. =.. .:s. ~.
Harry w. Jones one of our enterpris
ing farmers of White Oak is engaged
in filing his large silos. .... \.
Writ Brown of Monroe township is
following suit and is busily engaged
filling his, silos. Thes emen are salts
fed 1t pays to feed silage.
viii Fowler the champion watermel.
lon raiser was in town Tuesday with
large load Of very fine ones: ''s
= Cole yangarden the flower man Of
Emetsburg visited Rose Hill yesterday
on his regular rounds. !.
Oscar Hansel died Tuesday evening
at 8 o'clock being confined to his home
for several years r.
Barney Kinkade went to Rock Is.
land Wednesday morning on the freely
on business. . 't'= ':' :.
Charles Bass left Sunday morning
for Chicago with two car loads of hogs
and one OF cattle, one load was OF ais
own feeding and we're extra good, MAX
ing an average of near three hundred
pounds. :.
Dr. Dwight Jarvis and family of Des
Moines made an auto trip to Rose Hill
and visited few days with his sisters,
Mrs. Abner James and Mrs. Fletcher
Bump, and returned home in their auto
the past week.
William Malaby and James Steph-
enson of What Cheer autoed to Rose
Hill Saturday on business and while
there took time to talk about the What
Cher fair that will be held next week.
Rose Hill people as usual will make
good showing at the fair.
R. H. Smith had his leg broken re-
Gently while at work near Curriers'
Mill where the road is being straight
ened on the great white way. He is
getting along nicely, but it will be
some time before he is we'll again.
Clip Bodies has built large coal bin
to house a large quantity of coal for
the Rose Hill trade which he will keep
on hands.
J. w. Doak left Saturday on the 4:2O
train for Delta where he will visit rela-
tiyes and return home Monday.
Almer James has his out-kitchen
remodeled and fixed up in good shape,
F. C.. Bump has been at work heipins
him and it improves the looks Of his
property. -. .-'-,-ta -... .
Mr. and Mrs. w. 8. Hawkins autoed
on Sunday to near Wrigat and spent
the day with Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. NC
Curdy and grand children.
Paul Bass has a new auto and nc
keeps the road warm while out, sped
ing 1t. e. ..s..... 3 !. ~-f. Sc *.'
The Rose Hin School is in session
with a full line of teachers, Miss MAY
Jess of Cedar Falls as principal. Mis-;
Zana witt of Rose Hill. Miss Wayne
Jones of Oskaloosa and Miss Maymt
slocum OF Rose Hill, assistants.
Morris Arlington and family o
Goodland Kansas, autoed to Iowa ant
are guests of their .brotherinlaw A. G
Hawley. north Of Rose Hill. >.,'
Miss Byrl Valiandingham is teach
ing the Bay school in Monroe town
ship, ,-....@. ? . - '.'.~ , ...N,
Rube Wymore has bought on auto
Julian Wymore, Ed Vallandinghan
and Elmer Robbins have also purchas
ed cars. aE ... 2,s..-,,.-. H.,
r. r.. Bump and daughter of De
Moines were recent visitors at Ros
Hill with his brothers Fletf,er an
Clarence Bum. .a - .snta IA
Frank Anderson has his hardwar
store packed full of all the; latest hea
ers from the Round Oak down to tn
Wilson wood. heaters. His store !
crowded but he will show the, good
Just the same,
Glen Garrett of White City is q
Rose Hill visiting his brother-in.la
Dwight Rowland and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. G. Bump and M