The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-03-07
CEDAR,

CEDAR.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Lyon spent Tues
lay evening at the 500 Club at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Knudson, at
Wright.
James Picken delivered 81 head OF
logs to Charlie Palmer. of EddyVille
Wednesday,, at $5.75 per cwt.
On account of the weather there
vas no school on Monday, through
hese parts, nor the mail carrier did
lot make his route till Wednesday.
Thursday Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Iharnock, of Sioux Falls, S. D., arriv
ID here for a few days stay with rela'
ives and friends.
Sixteen women attended the Ladies'
Aid Society at the Frank Lloyd home
IN Thursday, having an all-day meet
ng. They all enjoyed the day very
much.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Owen Hin
shaw, Feb. 26, 1912, fine baby boy
Miss Myrtle and Eta Steele spent
Thursday with their brother and sis
er, Mark and Minnie Steele.
Mrs. Barbara Steele spent Thursday
md Friday at the John Fox home.
John Fox, who is still under the
ioctor's care, is improving as we'll as
AN be expected.
Ms. Ed Anderson, of Oskaloosa,
spent a few days at the Frank Lloyd
home.
Died, March 1. 1912, Harlan D. Bru'
baker, aged 81 years, 26 days, leaving
/ wife and son, monther, four broth
RS and three sisters, besides many
Dther relatives and friends to mourn
his death. Funeral services Sunday
It 10 a. m. at Methodist church. In
.erment at Fremont cemetery.
Rev. Collier began revival meetings
1t Fairview church Thursday even
ng.
MIR. and Mrs. G. r. Fox spent Fri
day at the parental Wniteman home
Rev. o. E. Mcbride, of Gilman, Ia.
vas called here Sunday to conduct
he funeral services of Harlan d
Brubakcr.
Neal Mccartney delivered three
lorses and Frank Lloyd two on Mon
lay afternoon to Chas. Fellers, of FIRE
mont.
Mrs. F. A. Garrett spent Monday
With her sister, Mrs. Pete Witt.
Mrs. Guy Bradford and Mrs. Lin
roln Warner spent Friday afternoon
At the John Fox home.
The A. r. T. E. club will be enter
aimed at the Mrs. Dora Carstellei
home Wednesday afternoon, Marcf
18th.
Tom and Herve Ritchey were bust
ness callers in Eddyville Thursday.
Ed Fox delivered hogs to T. B. EN-
inert at Wright Tuesday, at $3.50 pei
hundred.
The Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school gave their third annual ban
quet at the church basement Wednes
day evening. Ninety-five guests were
present, whom they served TO boun
.eful supper, after which the pastor
Rev. Collier, gave them a short talk
also Mr. Will Crosson, of Oskaloosa
gave them a talk that was enjoyed by
all.
Mrs. Will Gwin spent Wednesday
at the Guy Pomeroy home.
Miss Cathrena Werner, OF Eddyville
spent a few days visiting with her
sister, Mrs. James Knott.
Mrs. John Thomas spent Wednes
day at the Ed Tunk home.
On Thursday Ed Tunk, Carl Fair
child and George Knight departed for
their new home at Mora, MINI.
Amos Smith sold horse Monday
TO Ernie Allsup at White Oak.
Miss Ethel Jessup, who has been
for some time at the Frank Smith
home, is quite sick. Mrs. DR.. McCrea,
Of Eddyville, is attending her.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Jes.
sup, March 3. 1912. a fine baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigel Garrett were
Eddyville visitors Monday.
Dave Steele loaded his goods at
Wright Monday TO go TO his new
home at Medelia, Mimi.
Dan Brubaker and wife, of Knox.
vile. came Saturday to attend the
Harlan Brubaker funeral.
Charlie Charnock, Of Sioux Falls,
9. d.. and Il. Lyon departed for Chi
eago Monday evening for few days
stay.
Those from these parts that were
entertained at the 500 Club, given at
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