The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-06
CEDAR.

John Fox delivered on Saturday to
Chas. Fellers at Fremont, team of
three-year-old colts at $435.
Mrs. Mary l.. Garrett, Cora Coleman
and Matte Garrett assisted Grin Gar
rett in packing up his household
goods on Tuesday and Wednesday, as
lJnlian Clark moved into the house on
Thursday.
1 Mrs. Johnnie Moore visited at the
parental Whittemeyer home at Kirk
Vile Wednesday.
John Clayworth, of Fairbanks, Alas
ka, spent a few days at the E. Lyon
home the past week.
Cha3. Fox has been on the sick list
the last few DAYS.
|. Mrs. ]. S. Casio visited a few days
with friends in Oskaloosa, returning
home Wednesday evening: on Thurs
day evening she departed for Burling-
ton and Ottnmwa to visit with friends.
| G. Mccartney delivered two horse
Ito Chasl Fellers at Fremont Thurs
day.
Mrs. Cora Coleman spent Thursday
at the Il. Lyon home
! Mrs. ]. s.. Casio and Mary l.. Garrett
lattended the installation of officers of
the Rebekah lodge at Fremont We'd
nesday evening.
DR.. Parker. OF OskaloOsa, was call
ed to the John Arnold home on Thurs
day to care for colt that got hurt.
AS the old prophets say, we will
ihave sly weeks of winter weather, rs
the ground hog saw his shadow in
February End. 90
J Miss Mary Hall is visiting at the
University Park, with relatives and
friends for few DAYS.
Miss Fave Tennis visited Saturday
and Sunday in Oskaloosa with her
sister and family, Mrs. George Nor.
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Lyon visited Sun.
day at the ID. X. Unsicker home at
Wright, Iowa.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed For and son Guy
Grace Garrett, leila Karstetter visit
ed Sunday at the Lincoln Warner
home.
! Will Gunsaulis, Of Wright, shredded
fodder for Seigal Garrett Tuesday.
Mrs. Gladys Welch, of Kirkville,
visited Wednesday at G. F. Welch's
home.
! Miss Hattie Gwin visited Saturday
and Sunday at the Dave Gwin home.
: Mrs. Matte Garrett visited in o.
kaloosa Saturday and Sunday with
her sisters, Mrs. Grin Lyon and Mrs.
Jessie Tennis.
| Fred Eastburn shelled 1895 bushels
of corn Friday, haulin git to r. J.
Woody's elevator at 40c bushel.
| Mrs. Harry McBurney, who was in
jured in the auto accident several
weeks ago, Is again able TO be abouta
her work. d..
Phillip Lore and Miss Lille Lore.
of Eddyville, spent Sunday at the J.
! L. Moore home. ....
John Randell, of Topeka, Kansas,
visited from Friday till Sunday at the
2. l.. Moore home.
| Born, Feb. /, 1913, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry ward, an s pound son. Mother
and son doing well. g..
visited Monday at the viii Giyin
home. ~
+. Lyon and W'srren Lloyd were
AFTERNOON.
FL ME Hayes shelled corn on Mon
day. While the machine was in run.
ming order their son Truman, while
playing, his mitten caught in some
hidhhSi, VI edhHiS MS arm, WHICH leeu-
ed the PHYSICIANS attention
A party OF young folks spent We'd
Inesday evening at the M. narstetter
home, where games were indulged in.
iall having a good time.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Moore spent We'd
nesday In OskaloOsa at the Pomona
Grange, where he installed officers for
the coming year. Their daughter Ce.
lcil Is assistant steward. They also
ATTENDED the installation of officers
of the Rebekah lodge at Fremont that
evening.
! The Round Top Grange will take in
FIVE new candidates Thursday even.
ing. Refreshments will be served and
a good time to be had.
| Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Randell, OF
Wright visited Monday at the c. w.
Randell home.
Mrs. Guy Pomeroy and daughter
visited a few DAYS at the Elmer Pome.
roy home at Fremont
Word received of the birth of baby
girl TO MIR. and Mrs. Fred Gibson, OF
Twin Falls, Idaho. Jan Z, 1919
| Mr. and Mrs. Carl McCaffrey, of Ely.
dyville, spent Tuesday at the parental
c. Mccartney home.
| AL McCaffrey has been on the sick
list the past two weeks.
Arson Tennis, who has been remod.
cling his house. has Il almost COM
lpleted as an up-to-date country home.
Feb. 5. p. II.