The Oskaloosa herald., 1916-10-19
GRANGE At ROUND TOP
Home Improvement Club Meets
With Mrs. Chester Davis.

Cedar. Oct. 17.-(By White Rose.)
The Home Improvement Club of
Round Top Grange held their meet
ing Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Chester Davis, with Mrs. Da-
Wis, Mrs. Henry Gibson, Mrs. Will
Gwin and Mrs. Dave GTin as host
esses. The afternoon was enjoyed
by program as follows: A song, fol-
lowed by Scripture reading by Mrs.
Will Gwin. All repeated the Lords
Prayer, then the Secretary reported.
after which good talk was enjoyed,
given by Mrs. James Dewitt, on "Wo-
mans Suffrage" She told why we
need the suffrage for ourselves. and
for our neighbor, and for the state,
also for the neighboring states. She
said naturally woman was more in
terested in the home and school and
food therefor. She would understand
better what law ought to be passed
The talk was very instructive and
was enjoyed by all present The
Round Top Grange is very live, So
cable Grange and the ladie sare a
wonderful help to each other in their
club, exchanging ideas and so forth.
Visitors present were Mrs. James A.
Dewitt of Oskaloosa, Mrs. Julian
Woody, Mrs. Herve Richie and Mrs.
Lincoln Warner A delicious lunch
was served. All enjoyed the after
noon very much.
Misses Hazel Thomas, and Fern
Trupe of oskaioosa spent Wednesday
with Neva Warner
Miss Ruth Holmes of Oskaloosa
Hospital was visiting at the G. w.
Moore home on Tuesday
Mrs. Guy Taylor of Eveland, Mrs.
Jay Welton and Miss Carrie Knott
spent Tuesday with Mrs. Ted Meyers
at Salem Chapel.
Miss Mary Ann Phillips of Oska-
loosa spent from Friday till Monday
at the F. F. Moore home.
]. H. Warner of Fremont spent
Thursday at the Jasper Warner
home.
Mr. and Mrs. John Cole of Onida,
South Dakota, Mr.. and Mrs: r, W.
Moore and son Frank, motored to
Knoxville to visit Tom Cole, who was
sick and not able to be at the Golden
Wedding on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Hayes motored
to Osceola to visit with Mr.. Hayes
father and sister.
Miss Minnie Steele visited at the
George Steele home in What Cheer.
Mrs. Sam Tennis entertained the
w F. NJ. Society Thursday. Quite
a good crowd was there.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Pike and
children. of Sioux Falls, S. D., visited
at the home of his brother, Rev. Yer
non Pike, in Brighton, Iowa.
Tom Cole of Oskaloosa spent Sun
day with his mother, Mrs. Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. Cosand of Peru,
Iowa. visited their son, Prof Cosand
last week. On Sunday Prof and
Mrs. Cosand, Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Co
sand visited at Searsboro at the home
of Miss Mary Cosand.
Mrs. Jennie Dixon, who has been
returned to the home OF her
Mrs. F. f. Moore. Monday
evening. Mrs. Dixon has been quite
i'll but she is lot better now.
There will be g lecture Wednesday
evening at the NJ. e. church, by Chas.
Howard Plattenburg. He made quite
a favorable impression on his lecture
on Worms Beneath the Bark, which
he gave here two years ago.
Chester Davis went to Ladora on
on business.
Miss Vera Heath of Fremont visit
ed on Sunday at the Clarence Nc
Dowell home.
The B. B. Girls Club of Cedar en-
tertained their friends at a wienie
roast Wednesday evening. October IL
in the timber one mile and a half
south of Cedar. Every one had a
dandy good time and with the wienies
had buns and pickles. after which
they toasted marshmallows. Those
present were; Misses Hattie Cole, JOY
Moore, Fay Tennis, Marie Ruby.
Ethel Warner, Anis Richie, Martha
Ruby, Lacey Brubaker, Elsie Olson.
leila Karstetter, Neya Warner, and
Dorothy Arnold. Messrs. Neal De
Young and Ray Childress of Oska-
loosa, Ira Abbott and George Fellers
of Fremont. John Tennis, Lloyd Ruby,
Carl Palmer, Guy Fox and Tom Yer
Mass of Cedar.