The Oskaloosa herald., 1905-03-09
Sam Cruzen's spent Thursday even
ino of Tim Padgett's.

Sam Cruzen's spent Thursday even
ing at Jim Padgett,s.
Dilley Bros. were hauling baled hay
to the city last. week.
Poe Bros. finished hauling corn to
Sam Cruzen last week.
Mrs. Mary Cruzen is again suffer
ing with stomach trouble.
Miss Neva Coffin was a wednesday
visitor at Clara Cruzen's.
Sam Cruzen and wife spent a day
at Chas. Bailey's recently.
Miss Masberger spent Thursday at-
ternoon with Sam Cruzen's.
Ralph Cruzen bought Oscar Cos
sage's stock hogs last week. !
Joe Reilley has a new grapno-
phone and a number of new records.
Miss Neva Coffin and brother Ed
ate dinner at ]. F. Cruzen's Sunday.
j. s. Vernon, the amiable cattle
buyer, was in the community Monday.
Mrs Belle Padgett is entertaining
her aunt, Mrs. Nettie Green, since
Saturday.
Mrs. Will Cruzen is enjoying a
visit with her father, MI .Shed Norris.
Of the city.
J. F. Cruzen and son bought a few
choice steers of John Wray at Leigh
ton last week.
The Klaaren young folks were en-
tertained at the Walraven home one
evening last week.
Mrs. Huldah Stuart was visiting
at the home Of her brother, Isaac Fer
rec, on Tuesday.
Hunters from the city are m
Gus. Ducks scarce. What few come
this way are flying high. -
Mosberger Bros, also Sam Cruzen
drove their calves to Laban Johnson's
Tuesday to be- 6ehorned.
The Boertje family spent the even
ing at the Klaaren home before NOV
ing to a farm near Pella.
Dave Cummins moved to the house
vacated by VIM. Lowrey, on the Will
lis Pettitt farm, last week.
Harry Coffin and friend, Mr.Stump,
of the city, spent Saturday night and
Sunday at the Fred Coffin home.
Miss Nellie Cruzen went to the
city last week to visit her grandpar-
ents, returning Saturday evening.
Miss Bessie Stuart, after spending
several weeks with relatives in and
near New Sharon, has returned home.
Miss Ollie Padgett on Tuesday en-
| tertained Mrs. Jim Padgett and chill
| dren, also Mrs. Nettie Green, Of the
city.
The lanes are now passable.
Thanks are due the road supervisor,
assisted by the suns warm rays last
week.
Mr.. Vanderbilt will occupy the
house vacated by Dave Cummins on
the Padgett farm. He has rented 80
acres Of the old Beach farm for corn.
The attraction at present on the
| Will Cruzen farm is a five-year-old
| thoroughbred Norman mare, weigh.
ing near 1900 pounds, from the Sing
master herd at Keota.
Walter Wing sawed wood last week
at the homes of C.. w. Bailey, r. H.
Cruzen, Mosberger Bros, Will Cru
zen, Clifford and Oliver Ferree and
Nick Vanderlinden. ,
A young man giving the name or
| Clarence Graham, had an unpleasant
experience near the Cruzen place on
| Monday evening. Graham was out
hunting, and being DESTROYS Of get
ting from one side Of the river to the
other, attempted to cross at a narrow
place on some driftwood. He slip
ped and the drift being treacherous,
parted and let him down into the
water, which was quite deep. He
struggled and called for help, and but
for the timely assistance of a hunter
VINO was attracted by the cries, the
young man would have been drowned.
He was chilled completely and could
not have endured long. He stated
that he was an employee OF the brick
yard in the city.
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