The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-12-21
CORRESPONDENCE.



fsAac Knlrht and con Milo are bmid'
in9 neme hes bonuses fof Perry Feffee.
Mn Mary Fctrce enjoyed a visit
frnm her htoshep Ana wife NOT lunE
Heo.
Mr.. nuldaA stewart entertained
several ladies az dinner n day last
week.
Prank aud Mrs. Whitehead spent
Sunday evening with the A. Bailey
people.
j. n Cruzen ana family visited with
their son Harry and wife az Evans,
Sunday.
Arthur Diuey has q sick colt. Vet.
~erlnarian Talbot was called to treat
the suffering beast.
Erastus CONN and wife came out for
a visit Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Elmer Knight.
We wish the Herald people and all
who read these lines q Merry Christ
mas and Happy New Year.
Miss Mary Copeland, OF What Cheer,
visited several days recently with her
cousin, Harry Hicks and family.
Fred Coffin, wife and little daughter
Clara Marie spent q day last week at
the VIM. Tysseliing home near Leigh.
ton.
But q few weeks now. and Chas.
Cruzen will be taking the parting
hand" and set out for his plantation
In Canada. Ns
Miss Ollie Padgett and niece, Bethel
Padgett, of nea Eddyville, made a
brief visit at the home OF Mrs. Mary
Cruzen lately.
Mrs. McGrefe and daughter Bessie
and Mrs. Charley Daibey drove over
Monday and visited ut the A.W.Bailey'
homo a couple OF hours.
Mrs. Samuel Cruzen, Samue! and two
sons, George and Leibert, were enter.
tanned at dinner Sunday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Ferree.
The whitehead, Padgett and Samuel
Cruzen families win participate In a
family Christmas tree at the Chas.
whitmore homo Christmas eve.
Isaac Ferree and wife and Miss Bes.
sic Stewart were visitors at the
knight home after Sunday school and
preaching at the church last Sunday.
II the man who lost his hat out on
the New Sharon road Saturday will
call he will find the same In possession
OF Charley Ferree at the Perry Ferree
home.
Chas. Dt'ley, Fred Cofin and D
Ernest steamed out for Chicago Sat
urday evening 10 attend the stock
show. They will return In four or
five days.
Student McClane filled mis- appoint
ment at IL o'clock sunday and broke
bread with Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Fer
rec l.!cre returning 70 oskaloosa. The
attendance at both services was a lit
tie better than usual.
LATE Gable, Of Rose Hill, pulled in
last week with his expected saw mill
.outHt and located IL on the Frank
Shoemake land Just a quarter or less
northeast Of the l. herree habitatlon.
AS soon as the promised logs are got.
ten In the business OF saving will De-
gin.
Isaac Ferree and Elmer Knight left
home Monday afternoon for a little
jog into Missouri. They will take a
rambie around the ozarks and per-
haps tarry a time at Springfield De
fore returning. somehow they seem
10 be disguised with the weather here
and want to try newer fields.
Frank whitehead and jamie, mis-
wife, entertained at Sunday dinner,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. ferree and daugn.
Ter, Miss May. and Ernest n Mrs.
Day. Biack-eyed John, the son, pass
Cd the first score years OF his life
span Sunday, the 17tn, hence the 1T
lie company 70 remind M young man
Of the occasion. John Is deserving OF
all anyone may do for him, as ne is
industrious, k~ind-hearted and true 10
the core. Yes, girls, and handsome,
TOO.
Persons interested In the new tele-
phone line proposed through this part
Of the townabip had a meeting at the
school bouse Saturday evening TO fur.
Their the project. Oliver Ferree was
elected president and James Padgett
secretary. The full complement mas
not as yet subscribed, but they are
hopeful OF them soon. The eight who
have "signihedH are James Padgett,
the Marshberger Bros, A. W. Bailey,
oliver Ferree, Richard Stewart, Roy
Dilley, Ben cruzen, Mr.. Walrayen.
Dec. 10. Wood Violet.