The Oskaloosa herald., 1906-01-25
TUE COUNTY NEWS
lNnlANAeolia.

Chas nf1wer ana D. n. fNnluf we're
oahaioosa visitors Saturday.
u M stephenson ana ioo iiolub RI.
turned ~ oHhniooaA Monday.
Mrs. Addl. Davenport spent Thurs.
day With Mrs. ~ waduwcr,h
M. w. n. Davenport and family
npent Sunday AZ the John Walden
homo.
Otis Stephenson and family spont
Sunday NJ tho n gnodgraaa home In
What Cheer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert wadsworth
were visitors nj the John Maxwell
home Friday.
Floyd Pieron arrived Saturday from
Lincoln, Nebr., where he has spent
the past two months.
VIM. Dicky, who mas been visiting
nt the Frank Thatcher home, depart.
cd for Omaha Tuesday.
Miss Ina Fitzpatrick came down
from Ogkalooga Tuesday for a visit
az the X. q. oiey home.
VIII Davenport, will wadsworth
and VIII Horras attended tho horse
sale at %sigourney Thursday.
Fletcher okey and family OF oska-
looga drove down 10 the X. q, Okey
home Saturday and returned Sunday.
w. l. Beans, Chaa. Brewer, J. II.
Lester, Miss Zclla Beans and Fern
goseman went 70 oSkaJoosa Tues.
day.
ID. A. Baker, II. O. okcy, Gary
Hppard and Earnest Brown went 10
oskaioosa Tuesday 10 attend the
Farmers Institute.
Mrs, Coda waddeI Of Rose Hill
was a visitor At the parental Frank
Thatcher homo q few days last week.
She returned 10 her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. chas. Kind1g and
Presiding Elder Willis drove 10
Springfield Sunday afternoon, where
Elder WiiIits conducted services.
Mr.. and Mrs. paul Thatcher ana
daughter MabIe drove 10 Delta Wed.
ncsday 10 visit a few days at the
gam Hick1tn and W. o. Augustine
hOmee
Mr.. ana Mrs. willis Hawiey drove
~ OskaIoCsa Wednesday and were
guests AZ the home of John Hatledge
ana r. H. Davis, sr. They returned
Friday.
w. T. Beans ana Jim Douglas went
10 oskaIoosa Friday 10 attend the
Missionary Rally. Mr. Beans re.
NAMED until Saturday 10 look after
business matters.
Miss Ellsworth, Mrs, S1aw Of Tin.
ion Mills, Mrs Williamson and son Of
Illinois, Mr., and Mrs.. Irwin Nc.
Names and baby of Harness CITY were
visitors AT ne r. q okey bomesun.
day,
Mrg. d. a, Baker came home Mon.
DAY from Wet Chester where she
spent a few days al the A. Augustine
home. she reports Mrs. Augustine
~ slowly improving in health. Mas.
ter Paul spent the time during MS
mothers absence al me home on his
sister, Mrs. Meta gonitg,
Earnest Brown, George Bradley,
Ella Okey, Viola Brown Amy Elliott
and Clara 0ksy drove 10 Roge Hill
Tuesday evening, Mrs Ella okcy
vent 10 0gkaiO0ga, George Bradley
10 Delta, Miss Brown 10 sig0urney
to visit her friend, AiSs Williams;
the other girls Kept the driver from
IgettiDg lonesome coming home.
Lett tho Herald readers should get
the Impression from the article In
Thurg1ay,g daily that thsre existed
IN the northeast part OF Proud Ma,
hagka a section OF country 10 nearly
nninhabited mat the traveller Dagg.
ing through II would be IN danger ot
losing HIS way, and pefisbing In some
unfreqncnted spot, we beg Leave 20
ray that there are SUI a few nonees
scattered about that arc not vacant,
and whoSe occupants could direct me
traveller on his way, for the most
OF ~ have been 10 What Cheer and
10 HoEe Hill and 4 few hare even
been ~ far as Ogkalooea, What mat
Itcrs II 10 the "timA Woman IN sun
bonnet and calico gown that the
store Keeper has hanging IN his
store the cage In which the canaricf
we're kept in tho ark II he has the
! coal Oh for which ghe came? Even
the fact that she ~ missing the 5oy
OF Knowing any "reai newgD does MOI
worry her, Evidently the writer was
very much bewiIdeFed at the quiet
ana me bignese on the country, fci
| he writer being a lady, and the store
keeper q rood Methodist, tho seeins
n 70 many vacant boHSes, and tha
statement that sbc went over the
hino wbere none exists, could not
be attributed 10 a TOO cl0Se ipspec.
ton of that empty cider barrel
However there was much Of truth and
Interest IN the article and possibly
| he merit time tho writer has occasion