The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-08-22
COUNTY NEWS.
CEDAR,

ing horse. While driving in the pub
lie highway, 1t being very dark, his
horse and one that ives driven by
Jim Crozier came in collision with
one another, the end of the buggy
shaft penetrating the jugular vein
of the Burrier horse, killing it.
Robert Morgan of Oklahoma is Wis
iting at the John Arnold home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry German and
son Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
Bowers of What Cheer spent Sunday
at the Frank Lloyd home, coming
over in their auto.
MI. and Mrs. William Garrett and
daughter Opal, of Fremont, spent
Sunday at the Ed Fox home.
A number from these parts are at
tending the Chautauqua at Oskaloosa.
Conrad Ross and Mary l.. Garrett
spent Sunday at the Charlie McBur-
ney home.
Quarterly Conference was held at
the Methodist church Sabbath morn
ing. Brother c. Hall gave a talk on
Sunday evening that was enjoyed by
all.
Miss Ollie Pulley and brother
George, of University Park, have been
spending few days visiting at the
James Picken home
Mr.. Thomas, our new store keeper,
has taken possession of the store and
he wishes to meet and be friendly
with everybody.
Sometime between Saturday even
ing and Sunday evening some one
broke into the store here, taking a
number of small articles, such as
cigars and tobacco. Better look out
as there is place for such people.
Miss Opal Garrett of Fremont is
spending a few days with her sister,
Mrs. Billie Steele.
Mrs. Ehrenhard, of Fremont, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Roy Gar,
rett home.
John Arnold and son Floyd have
been busy the past week buying up
calves.
Mr.. Vernon, of Oskaloosa. was in
these parts Monday on business.
Mrs Woods spent Thursday at the
f. A. Garrett home.
Mrs. D. Bergen, of Fremont, has
been visiting with her daughter, Mrs
Lincoln Warner.
Preston Edison and wife and daugh
ter Ruth spent Sunday at the James
Knott home.
Rev Strong, of Martinsburg, filled
Rev. Golfers place at, the. Methodist
church Sababth morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Garrett, Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Knott and daughter Lucille
spent Sunday at the Mrs. Woods
home
Mrs. Sue Krout, of Mt. Gilead, o.
is visiting at the Jasper Warner
home.
Mrs. Sue Krout, of Mt. Gilead, O..
Mrs. Jane Warner and Mrs. William
Boyd spent Friday last at the James
Picken home.
Mrs. Rose Emil and son Clyde, o.
Deep River, Ia, also Mr.. Nash and hi
father of Coggin, Ia, have been visit
ing the past week at the c. Hal
home.
A number of workmen have beer
engaged on the Northwestern Rail
way at the James Picken crossing
putting in an underground cement
bridge. They are boarding at james
, Picken's and John Boards.
Last Tuesday afternoon a numbe
gathered in at the Seth Randell home
surprising his father, c. D. Randell
lit being his birthday. Refreshments
.. we're served and all enjoyed the after
, noon.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Newly Nc
Burney, Aug. II, 1912, a fine bah!
girl.
Mrs. Matte Howell. of Oskaloosa
I has been visiting a few days at thu
!, Joe Decker home.
Jim Moore and daughters, Ceci
, and Clara, spent Sunday at the Etn'
Newell home at Kirkville, at birth
day surprise party.
The T. Y. C. club will meet will
Miss Ora Haines on the afternoon o
August "a.
Jim Moore is putting in cemen
floor in his barn.
Ray Sears of Kirkville is painting
and papering Round Top schoo
house.
Mrs. Myrtle Heath, of White Pid
geon, Mich, is visiting at the Clar
ence Mcdowell home.
Mrs. Jasper Warner and Mrs. Sue
Krout visited at the Steward McClair
home Tuesday. s.-a.r '-s.-7....'
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Funk and daugh
ter Iris spent Sunday at the jasper
Warner home. r"....r "'.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ryan and daugh
ter spent Sunday at the Charlie Fo'
home. >
Aug. 81. D.. D.
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