The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-07-25
CEDAR,

CEDAR.
James Picken delivered hogs at
Wright on Wednesday.
Howard Williams of University
Park, has been visiting the past week
at the c. Hall home.
Miss Leila Fox is visiting a few
days near New Sharon with relatives
and friends.
We can hear the humming of the
thrashing machine, as they have
started out on their run the last few
days.
Ray Garrett and Miss Hattie Cole
spent Sunday afternoon with friends
at Eddyville.
Had another shower Saturday ev-
ening which was appreciated by all,
as every one is about through with
their hay and cutting small grain.
Harry Wright was an Ottumwa Wis
itor on Saturday.
Roy Hall, of Des Moines, is visiting
at the parental C. Hall home.
Miss Emma Lloyd, who has been
visiting in Des Moines, has returned
home.
The writer extends her sympathy to
Chas. Hoffman, and family and their
many friends in the loss by death Of
their daughter Gladys, who will be
greatly missed by all.
| Miss Jennie Smith, of Newton. has
been visiting at the Amos Smith
home.
r. W. Moore is improving his barn
by putting new shingles on it.
Mrs. J. A. Haines' father and moth
er from Illinois are visiting with her
for few days.
Rev. John Arnold, wife and son
Charles, of near Des Moines, are
here visiting at the John and Eli Ar
mold homes.
Z. K. Unsicker, of Wright, was
Cedar caller on Monday evening.
Mrs Mary l.. Garrett spent Monday
afternoon at the Chas Witt home.
Mrs. Lottie Welton, Mrs. Grace
Myers and Carrie Knott spent the
afternoon with Mrs. Guy Bradford.
! Mrs F. A. Garrett spent Thursday
at the P. L. Witt home.
Rev. and Mrs. A. A. Heath and
daughter Maxine are visiting at the
parental C. w. Moore home.
| Miss Anna Yenney visited with her
sister, Mrs. Fred Eastburn, Saturday.
Mrs. McMeeken visited relatives a
few days last week in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Thomas Ritchey spent Satur-
day evening at the Mrs. Woods home.
Earl Zimmerman, left Friday dor
| Illinois to visit his parents.
Mrs Woods and daughter Ruby
spent Sunday afternoon at the Jasper
Warner home.
Misses Cecil, Hazel and Clara
Moore spent Sunday at the Will Funk
home
Wednesday while letting down the
barn door to get ready for haying the
rope caught and threw James Boyd
about l6 feet on the hard floor, bruis-
ing him and he has also has severe
sprained ankle Has not been able
TO walk, but he was very lucky that
nothing more serious happened.
Misses Opal Funk and Nellie Eos
ter spent Monday evening at the j.
L. Moore home.
Miss leila Karstetter. Mr.. and Mrs.
F. A. Garrett spent Sunday afternoon
at the Lincoln Warner home.
Miss Dora Beard of Arlington, Ill.
and Dale Beard of Mount Union, ILL.,.
are spending a pleasant week at the
home of Clarence Mcdonald.
Miss Ora Haines helped Mrs. II, G.
Moore cook for thrashers Tuesday
Thursday afternoon Miss Ethel
Brubaker royalty entertained num-
Der of her friends at puzzle party
Dainty refreshments we're served.
Those present we're Ora Haines,
Stella Warner, Bessie Wright, Myrtle
Knott Mary Hall. Leila Fox, Mildred
Fillmore. Lena Picken, Mrs. Grace
Myers, Mrs. Lottie Welton, Mrs Ber-
nice McBurney, Mrs Stella Fox, Mrs.
Artie Brubaker, Mrs. Lizzie McEwen
and Mrs Fay Brubaker
D. X. Unsicker is improving his
farm east of Wright by putting build
ings on it. A barn 6Shx6S IT,, a
house. sc. Lincoln Warner is doing
the mason work. c. Ruby of oska-
loosa the carpenter work
Thomas Ritchey is building barn
or his farm.
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