The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-02-13
CEDAR.

Mrs. Il. Lyon and Mary l.. Garrett
spent Tuesday at the Cora Coleman
home.
"A number from these parts were
fEddyyille visitors this week. attend.
ing the poultry SHOW given by the
TrfCounty Poultry association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson Tennis visited
on Wednesday at the E. Lyon Shome.
Several from here attended the
Fairview Ladies' Aid Society Wednes-
day at the Mrs. Ed Brubaker home
for an allday meeting.
Fred Eastburn and family spent
Sunday evening at the John Thomas
home.
Miss Leila Fox spent Thursday af-
ternoon with her friend, Catherine
ireland.
Mrs. Howard Myers has been sick
the past few days under the physi-
clans care.
George Martin and family moved to
the James Picken tenant house on
Thursday, where he will work for the
summer.
Born, Feb. 8, 1913, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Arnold, nine-pound baby girl.
About twenty-five of the Fairyiew
neighborhood gathered at the Horace
MUIR home Sunday afternoon, as they
Twill move to the Mrs. Caldwell farm
east of Wright, before the first OF
March.
Mrs. Lincoln Warner spent Sunday
at the parental Bergen home in Ere.
mont.
Amos Smith and family spent Sun
day at the parental Jarard home near
Wright.
DR.. Combe, of Fremont, was called
to the VIII Byers home on account of
sickness.
Mrs. Rev. Horn and Mrs. Gladys
IWelch, Of Kirkville, visited Wednes-
day at the Jasper Warner home.
A number of young folks gathered
spend Tuesday evening with Tom and
Hattie Cole in games and a jolly good
| time was had. Those present were
win Stout, Win Thomas, Virgil Raph-
ell, Harold Woody, Grace and Ora Gar
rett, Ethel and Neva Warner, Stella
and Navy Warner. |-
j. l.. Moore shelled corn on Mon
day, hauling 1t to K. J. Woody's eie-
vator at 40 cents a. bushel.
On Tuesday evening a number of
the neighbors gathered at the Curtis
McEwen home, bidding them farewell,
as they will move in few days to FL
don. Those present we're Mr.. and
Mrs. f. A. Garrett, Mrs. WIN Byers
and children, Mrs. Dorothy Hcff, Mr..
and Mrs. Lincoln Warner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Julian Clark, Grin Garrett, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Karstetler, Mr. and Mrs.
p. l.. Witt, Mrs. Matte Garrett, Mrs.
Mather, Mrs. N. Woods, Mrs. Jasper
Warner. Light refreshments were
served and all enjoyed the evening,
wishing them to return again to this
neighborhood.
Mrs. Dorothy Heff, of Prairie City,
is visiting at the Chas. and win By
ers homes.
MI. and Mrs. c. w. Moore spent
Thursday at the parental John War
Iner home.
Mr.. Raphel, OF Rutledge, Ia, visited
a few days with his son Virgil at the
Curtis McEwen home.
Mrs. Hcrve Richie was called to
Agency to the bedside of her father
several days ago, who was very sick.
Mr.. Ritchcy, going on Friday, receiy'
ing word of his death.
Mrs. p. l.. Witt went to the parental
Pierce Votaw home at Movari, la, on
Friday, returning home Monday.
hfISs Zella Robertson, of University
Park, spent Sunday at the X. w.
Moore home with her schoolmate,
Elsie Steele.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Knott spent Sun
day evening at the Seigel Garrett home,
Mrs. Willie Steele and daughter
Ruth has been spending a few days
in Fremont at the parental William
Garrett home.
Mrs. Mollie Caruth and daughter
Carrie Knott, of Williams, Ia, also
Mary Knott, of Chicago. are visiting
with relatives, as they were called
here by the death of Mrs. Baxter, east
of Oskaloosa, Mrs. Caruths mother.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Moore spent
Sunday at the parental G.. Mccartney
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caruth. of Williams
spent Monday at the lryia Knott
home.
Mrs. Flora Garrett and Mrs. n
Woods visited Thursday at the +. l.
Witt home.
A surprise was planned by the stat
Sunday School Glass on Monday even
ing at the Curtis McEwen home il
honor of Virgil Raphel, thee lass fur
nishing refreshments and giving hin
a present of fountain pen. Games
and music were INDUCED in that were
enjoyed by all. Those present were
leila Karstetter, Ethel Warner, Ora
and Grace Garrett, Hattie Cole, Belle
Moore, Stella Warner, Leila Fox, Dor
othy Arnold, Edith Coleman, Zeili
Robertson, Ernie Dunn, Homer Har
ris, Glen Lyon, Louie Myers. Ton
Cole, Ray Witt, VIII Thomas, VIII
Stout, Raymond Eastburn, Rober
Thomas, Guy Fox, Eldon Moore, Geo
Karstetter and Harold Woody.
p Jim Moore and sou Gilbert, o
Greenacre, Wash, are visiting at thu
7. X. Moore and Jim Knott homes.
Misses Cecil and Hazel Moore enter
tained for Sunday dinner Mr.. ant
Mrs. Oryille Fox, Tom Gullic, Esthe
Randell. Eldon Moore, Luella Moore
Bert Jamison and Ray Garrett.
On Monday the Larkin club reorgan
ICED at the Chas. McBurney home TO
an all day meeting. where they put Il
the day sewing II pounds of carpe
rags.
Those spending Sunday at tn
! Howard Myers home were Mrs. Molli
Caruth and daughter, Carrie Knott
OF Williams, Mary Knott, Of Chicago
! Irwin Knott and family, Mr. and Mrs