The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-03-14
COUNTY NEWS.
CEDAR.

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On Tuesday evening company
numbering 20 were invited to the }.
L. Moore home. reminding him OF his
birthday. Refreshments were served,
games and music INDUCED and all
wished him many more birthdays to
come
Charlie Ponrinke- purchased two
draft colts of F. A. Garrett on Tues
day.
orville Fox hauled corn to Eddy
VILE on Tuesday and Wednesday to
the elevator at Coo bushel
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Mccartney, of
Eddyville, spent Wednesday at the
parental Neal McCaffrey home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herve Ritchey's son
Edgar has been very sick the past
week. Dr.. Combe, of Fremont, at
tended him. They also had DR.. Clark
of oskaloosa on Wednesday.
There has been quite a lot of sick
ness through these parts the last two
weeks.
Burrier Bros. sustained quite a
loss Thursday. About 100 a. m.
their barn caught fire by some un.
known origin, burning barn, feed and
i've head of Norman stallion horses.
Miss Katie Hopes, of Oskaloosa,
and Mrs. Maud Goodner of New Shar-
on is visiting since Thursday at the
Chas. Fox home for few days visit.
Charlie Whiteman and sister Ida
spent Friday evening at the Chas.
Fox home.
Frank Bert, of Madison county, has
been here for a short visit with rela-
tiyes and on business.
Billie Steele hauled corn to Eddy
vile Friday and Saturday to the ele-
vator at 6Oc a hushel.
Ralph Moffet and family spent Sun
day at the J. c. Coleman home.
The Fairview c. c. S.Sunday school
class taught by Miss Emma Lloyd
met at the Horace Muir home Satur
day afternoon. A two course lunch
con was served. games INDUCED and
the class had their program, all hav-
ing good time.
last week at Des Moines taking in
the auto show.
J. C. Sellers of Oskaloosa, an insur
ance agent, was at the Burrier home
Friday taking an estimate OF the
damage of the fire that occurred ear
ly Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie McBurney
and son Orville spent Tuesday at the
Dave Gwinn home.
Mrs. Sadie Garrett has been spend
ing the past week in Oskaloosa.
Miss Edith Sears, who was en-
ployed at the L. B. Keller store, has
quit working there and expects to
work at the Tom Ritchey home
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Vermillion, of
Eddyyille, spent Wednesday at the
VIII Byers home.
Mrs. NJ. Carstetter spent Wednes-
day afternoon at the Lincoln Warner
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Garrett spent
Tuesday at the Jim Boyd home.
Fergil Raffie, who has been TO Fort
Madison to visit his sister, returned
to the Curtis McEwen home.
On Thursday Will Byers and fam
lily went to near Eddyville to visit
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Vermil-
lion. and brother, Jesse Mouler.
Mrs. Matte Garrett and daughter
Ora and Mrs. Flora Garrett spent
Thursday afternoon at the Lincoln
Warner home.
Miss Belle Eastburn, of Fremont,
came Thursday to visit her sister,
Mrs. Roy Garrett.
Mrs. John Yenney. who has been
ailing this winter, is slowly improv.
in5.
Mrs. Barbara Steele and Mrs Fran.
els Moore spent Thursday at the Joe
Brown home.
Mrs. Guy Bradford visited at the
Lincoln Warner home Friday.
Mrs. Harry McBurney spent Thurs.
day at the parental Yenney home.
Mrs. +. 6. WEIGH, Mrs. Will Gwin,
Mrs. Dave Gwin and Mrs. John
Thomas spent Wednesday at the Guy
Pomeroy home.
Grin Garrett sold span of nudes
to Chas. Fellers of Fremont at 1913.
Mrs. Sarah Moore visited at the
VERNE Welch home Saturday after
noon.
Bud Graham and Miss Lizzie Strain
of Kirkville visited at the Dayton
Hayes home.
Frank WEIGH, OF Bourne, Canada,
came for a few days visit with his
parents and relatives, also on bust
ness. Roy Black, OF Kirkville, ex-
poets to return to Canada with him.
Frank says they like it fine.
G. w. Randell sold three head of
mules; one brought $500, all bring.
ing s632.5O.
Werner Cole Of EddyyilIe and Arma |
Keen of Fulton, Iowa, visited at the |
Mrs. Woods home Sunday.
w. L. johnson, of Oskaloosa, visit |
cd few days with his daughter, Mrs. |
Guy Pomeroy
C. w. Moore lost a horse this
week
Curtis McEwen sold a car of corn |
10 r. X. Moore at SIC bUshel.
Miss CalIie Gibson returned home
after a months visit with her grand.
mother at Iowa City.