The Oskaloosa herald., 1912-05-23
COUNTY NEWS.
CEDAR.

| MIS-. floyd arnold spent Tuesday
afternoon at the Lewis Arnold home.
Mrs. Matte Garrett spent last Sat
urday evening with her sister, Mrs.
Grin Lyon, in Osksloosa, returning
homo Sunday. st.. sta.a gf-
About twenty attended the Woman's
Foreign Missionary Society at the
Will Brubaker home on Thursday af-
ternoon. f.
Ernie Dunn, who was seriously hurt
some time ago, is not improving very
fast, as he is not able to sit up yet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigel Garrett were
callers in Eddyville Thursday even
ing.
A company numbering eleven at
tended the Fairview Ladies' Aid So
ciety at the home OF Miss Eta Pow
ell Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Chas. Witt visited at the Mary
L. Garrett home on Friday.
c. w. Randell was an Oskaloosa
caller or Friday.
Died, May l6, 1912, at Whittier,
California, Mrs. Lottie Steddom, wife
of Jason w. Steddom They were in
| California seeking health betterment.
The body was brought to New Shar.
on, arriving there on Monday. Funer.
al at the Methodist church and inter
ment in the Quaker cemetery.
Misses Eta and Minnie Steele
were Oskaloosa callers on Friday.
Chas. Witt has purchased a new
automobile.
relatives at Fremont.
V. lmig and family and Guy Fox at
| tended the wedding near Ottumwa on
Thursday evening, May 16, at the
Baker home, uniting their daughter,
Miss Maud Baker, to Mr.. Albert
Bluhm.
| A number from these parts were
/ OskalOOsa callers on Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Mary l.. Garrett visited at
the John Thomas home on Sunday
Conrad Ross was an Oskaloosa Wis
itor on Sunday.
Round Top Grange gave third and
fourth degree work on Thursday even
ing, May IL, having a full house. Ice
cream and cake were served to all,
there being several visitors from near
by Oranges in attendance. An en-
joyable evening was spent by all
Chas Fox and family Mrs. A. l..
Brubakel, Mr.. and Mrs. Jake White
man and Ed Brubaker and wife at
tended Mrs }. w. Steddom's funeral
at New Sharon on Monday.
An evening party was given in hon
or of Catherine Werner of Eddyville,
at the Seigel Garrett home on Friday
evening. Refreshments were served,
games and music INDUCED, all having
jolly good time. Those present
were: Lewis Myers, Earl Simmons,
Guy Fox, Ray Witt, Tommy Cole,
Virgil Raffiel, Eldon Moore, Ray Gar
rett, Hattie cole, Catherine Werner,
Stella Warner, Belle Moore, Edith
Coleman, Zella Karstettrr, Dorothy
Arnold Grace Garrett, Ora Garrett,
Leila Fox, MI. and Mrs. Roy Garrett
and daughter Helen, Cora Coleman,
and Mrs. Woods and daughter Ruby.
Mr.. and Mrs Whittemeyer and Mrs
Jim McDonough, of Kirkville, spent
Sunday at the Johnnie Moore home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Garrett Mr.. and
Mrs. James Boyd were Oskaloosa Wis.
itors on Saturday evening
Walter McCurdy spent Sunday with
his cousin, Ray Witt
Grin Garrett was in Oskaloosa on
Sunday. His wife, who has been doc
toring there for some time, is slowly
improving.
Warner school, taught by Bertha AL
eXander, closed last Friday, they hav-
ing a basket dinner and a program
that was enjoyed by all present.
Ethel and Neva Warner got a diploma
of honor, neither being absent nor tar
dy during the nine months of school.
Mrs. Flora Garrett spent Sunday at
the Lincoln Warner home.
Mrs. Will Byers and children at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Noble
HAYES of Kirkville on Saturday.
H. d. "bOuS 10 optHulHS lt"
days in Chicago on business.
A. A. Heath, of Oskaloosa, visited
at the parental c. w. Moore home on
Monday.
Mrs. Lizzie Warner was a FIRE.
mont visitor on Tuesday.
Dr.. Killips, a veterinary of Oska-
loosa, was called to the John Arnold
home on Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Ernie Hayes were
Sunday visitors at the parental Joel
Hayes homee
MIR. and Mrs. Siegel Garrett spent
Sunday at the Chas. Dunn home.
Mrs. Adeline Millisack went to Os-
kaloosa on Tuesday for few days
visit.
Mrs. Lille Hayes spent Sunday in
Kirkville at the parental Graham
home with her brother Bud, who is
staying in Des Moines, but came back
for short visit at home.
Received the news of the death of
Harriet Moore of Fremont, who pass
ed away May 20, 1912. She is sis
ter of Mrs. Mollie Moore.
Ray Garrett and Hattie Cole visit
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