The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-04-30
MADISON.

Bussey last Monday. y
Mrs. Ralph Cruzen is not as we'll
as she was last week.
Guy Dalbey was guest at the
James Padgett home recently.
Ras Coffin and wife, of Oskaloosar
were at the Fred Coffin home recently.
Arthur Dillcy and wife were enter
tanned at the Sam Cruzen home Sun
day evening.
John Mesbergen delivered some nice
butcher stock to Harris Brothers in,
Oskaloosa last Monday.
Sam Cruzen and wife. with others,
were entertained at the John White
home in Oskaloosa recently.
Mrs. Mary Ferree went to the Ike
Ferree home after church last Sab
bath and spent the afternoon.
Fred Else and family drove to the
J. F. Cruzen, home after church last
Sabbath and spent the remainder of
the day. H..i....' 70 .."'t
Miss Leitchle attended Sunday
school and preaching, after which she
was entertained at dinner at the Oh
lie Padgett home. f.
Ernest. Klaaren and wife, southwest
of leighton, were at the iMaraYeh
home recently. Mrs. 'Walraven is
much better at present ~
The heavy rain of last Wednesday
night, while it was much needed, caus-
ed the farmers much work in replac-
ing the washed out water gaps.
Will Cruzen had thoroughbred
brood mare four years old to die from
pneumonia last week. despite the
skillful treatment of Dr.. Parker.
Mrs. Keel had dinner and her team
fed at the Will Cruzen home after SER
vices last Sabbath before going to
her appointment at West Chester.
Mrs. Sarah DiIley, of North Market
street, returned to her home Saturday
evening after spending the week with
her daughter, Mrs. Byron Cruzen.
Mrs. Fred Coffin has sold several
hundred eggs for Matching and some
to parties in other localities who saw
her ad in the columns of the Herald
Mrs Frank Crispin from North Cen
ter was at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Cruzen, Saturday and Sat
urday night in the capacity of nurse.
The Leighton huckster made part
of his trip last Thursday, but needed
an extra team to help him nome with
his wagon, as it was loaded with hen
fruit.
The Chris Hoover household were
quite sick last week. DR.. Garland of
Oskaloosa pronounced the case pois-
oning from eating con of corn. All
are recovering.
Richard Baxter, of Spring Creek,
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
M0llie Knott OF Cedar and grand.
daughter, Mary, were at the Arthur
Dilleya home last Sabbath. t.r-., r..r
Mrs. Keel filled the pulpit Sabbath
morning, using the seventh verse of
the 4th chapter of Revelations, which
she explained to the entire satlsfac.
ton OF all There will be preaching
next Sabbath at IL and Sunday school
at 10 as usual H '"Sf
We are glad II. w. keeps us posted
of the doings OF our friends, the Van
derlindens, in. Olivet, and we are al
ways pleased to read the letters Of
Robert Doak, and Bruce Griggs's'
strike sympathetic chord: but what
has become of Samantha and several
others whose items are rev and far
between?
Mrs. Ed Harvey is at the hospital
in Oskaloosa, having undergone two
operations last Thursday, one for ap.
pondicitis. and one for gall stones, re.
quiring two hours and half She is
reported to be getting along nicely.
Her aunt, Mrs. Mollie Billick, is with
her. Miss Edith Schultz, niece, is
caring for her home during her alb,
sence. Friends hope for her speedy
recovery.
The republicans Of Madison town.
ship held their caucus vt the place
and time specified. The meeting was
called TO order by the committeeman.
Frank Crispin was appointed chair
man; Frank Everett secretary pro
TEN; Elmer Knight. Herbert Norton
and Lewis Mitchell were nominated
for trustees. q. b. Coffin, assessor;
Isaac Ferree, W. J. Boyd, ]. p; II.
&. Clayworth and George Williams,
constables; F. F. Everett, clerk; dele
gates to county convention, b. f.
crispin. George Shipley. j. F. Cruzen
and G. B. Coffin j. r. Cruzen. com
mitteeman.
April 2S. Nosidam.
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