The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-11-21
COUNTY NEWS.
CEDAR.

A box supper will be given at the
Cedar school house Nov. %. Miss
Eva Moore is the teacher. Every
body come.
Every one is improving each day
husking corn, getting ready for win.
ter. which will soon be here.
Ralph Burrier is building a new
barn.
Frank Steele and wife, of Ottumwa,
who were married on Monday, came
here to visit with his grandmother,
Mrs. Barbara Steele. She invited
several of the relatives in on Tuesday
evening and gave supper in their
honor. A very enjoyable evening was
spent. all wishing them a long and
happy life.
Chas. Fox and family spent Sunday
Moulton and family.
Miss Hattie Cole went to Eddyville
en- Tuesday to spend a few days with
friends.
The Fairview Grange will have the
entertainment on Tuesday evening,
Dec 3. that the men will give. Every
body come and hear something that
is worth going to hear.
Miss Mildred Fillmore, of Fremont,
is visiting with her friend, Ethel Bru.
bake.
Mrs Barbara Steele spent Thursday
at the Eli Arnold home.
Eighteen members of the A. r. T.
II ,l,,h aFt Of
the Fay Brubaker home. The next
meeting will be at the May Richie
home, three weeks from that date.
A number from these parts attended
the Will Myers sale on Thursday near
Kirkvillc.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth McFall spent
Thursday at the James Picken home.
The w. F. NJ. S. met at the home
of Mrs. A. l.. Brubaker Thursday af-
ternoon, about thirty being present.
We received card from Mr.. and
Mrs. J. l.. Moore. who went to the
Farmers National Congress at New
Orleans, where they are enjoying the
Sunny South for a few days.
Mrs. Arvilla Denning spent Friday
afternoon at the Cora Coleman home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, of Newton. are
here visiting for few days with their
son. Amos Smith and family.
Conrad Ross went to Des Moines on
Sunday for few days stay.
The social at the NJ. +. church base
ment on Saturday evening was we'll
attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Greggs. of Ere
mont. visited Sunday at the F. A. Gar
rett home.
Mrs. Ed Dillener and two sons,
Earl and Ellis, Miss Ethel White, Mr.
Vernon Cole of Eddyville and Miss
Ora Garrett spent Sunday at the N.
NJ. Woods home.
Mrs. Cora Coleman delivered 81
head OF spring shoats to T. B. En-
inert at Wright on Monday. that aver
aged 24S lbs; months old; price re-
ceived. 1926 per cwt.
Shaver Bros, of Kirkville, were
through these parts on Monday buying
chickens.
Ray Garrett is our champion corn
shucker in this neighborhood, husk'
ing about 100 bushels a day.
Mrs. Etna Newell, of Kirkville,
spent Friday at the John Arnold
home.
Tom Cole. who sprained his hand,
has been off duty for the past two
weeks. but began working for Lewie
MyerG on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Gwin spent Monday at
the parental c. ID. Randell home at
Wright.
The T. Y. c. club was entertained
at the Mary Funk home Saturday af-
ternoon. Their next meeting will be
with Alice Donley.
Miss Gladys Foster and Miss leila
Pike of Kirkville spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Lincoln Warner home.
Miss Belle Richmond, of Oskaloosa.
spent Sunday at the Frank Lloyd
home,
Mrs. C. Byers, of Oskaloosa, came
Friday to visit few days at the Will
ByerE home.
Mrs. Francis Moore, Mrs. Jim Knott
and son went to Lacey on Saturday
to visit with relatives.
Mrs. M. ii. Picken, Miss Minnie
Cole and mother spent Wednesday at
the Harry Wright home.
A number. from these parts attend
ed the Rebekah Lodge entertainment
at Oskaloosa on Thursday and Thurs
day evening.
Nov. 20. b. b.