The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-23
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS.
Items of Interest Gathered By Her
aid Correspondents.
MADISON.

MADISON.
Lois and Edith, daughters OF Fred
and Lula Else, have the chickenpox.
Harris Bros. had a representative
in our community Monday ON bust
ness.
John walraven sold two more
horses last week, receiving $3.50 tor
them
Ralph Cruzen and family spent a
day at the home OF Oscar Blair re-
Gently.
Will Cruzen and family drove to the
=. w. Bailey home last Sabbath after
services,
Sam Cruzen and wife ate supper
and spent Saturday evening at the
Harry Hicks home.
Uncle Chas. Ferree had one Of his
sinking spells last week, but is at
present in usual health.
Gary Schilling and Sherman Crone
of Washington. were visiting last
week at the G. B. Coffin home
Arthur Dilley sold 20 head of two.
year-old steers to "Chet" Reed at $415
cwt., delivered in Oskaloosa Monday.
Mrs. Frank Waters, of Oskaloosa,
spent a couple of days with her sis.
ter, Ida DiIley, returning home Mon.
day.
Minnie Bailey, Mary Cruzen, Carrie
Ferree and Mrs. Wander Marten are
the ailing of the neighborhood at
present.
John wander Marten, from six-mlIe
bottom, came last Monday to see his
mother, who has been quite sick since
last week.
]. f. Cruzen, wife and son Calvin,
and Roy Lyle were at the G. b.
Coffin home after s. S. and preach
ing Sabbath.
Byron Cruzen drove over to the
Prime settlement recently, ate dinner
and spent the afternoon with Miles
Prime and family.
j. B. Cruzen and wife, of Oskaloo-
sa, were at the morning services and
Sabbath school last Sunday. That
looked good to us.
The Derooi and Walraven young
folks we're pleasantly entertained at
the Vance home up the Pella road
one evening last week.
Relatives and friends are glad to
know the fire in the home of Howard
Bryan, at New Sharon. was not as
serious as was first reported.
Mrs. Sadie Hoff, after spending a
couple of days with her parents, the
Wander Martens, returned to her
home in Oskaloosa Sunday evening.
Roy Shroyer sawed wood last week
for j. +. Cruzen, Monday for Ralph
Cruzen, tuesday for Win Cruzen and
from there he win go to Fred Else's
place.
Ed Harvey and family drove to the
Ike" Ferree home after services
Sunday, where they were entertained
with Chas. Mott and Steve" Par
hurst and wives from near Lacey.
John Walraven and wife were en-
tertained at the Vance home at
Pleasant Ridge last week, as also
were Ernest Klaaren, wife and sister
from Chicago, the same day.
Neal Wander Haar and wife visited
at tt home of their sister, Mrs. FlecK
near Lacey last SABBATH, where were
also another sister from near Rose
Hill and Mother Fleck, from Leigh
ton.
young man from the University
filed the pulpit last Sabbath, taking
his text from the 9th verse of the
146th Psalm. His thoughts were ex.
pressed without any hesitancy or
notes.
Calvin Cruzen was at the j. b.
Cruzen home Wednesday night and
at the w. H. Cruzen home Thursday
for dinner, after which he and his cou-
sin, Morris, took in" the Alcazar and
the Orient.
Elmer Knight and niece, Clara
Cruzen, departed Saturday morning
for Union, Hardin county, to visit in
definitely with their sister and aunt,
Rachel Adams, who was former
resident of Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Oliver Ferree left Monday for
Knoxville, having received the mes
sage requiring her immediate presence
at the home of her brother, Elmer
Daily. a minister at that place, who
is confined to his bed and is seriously
ILL.
Mrs. Fred Coffin was at the parental
B. r. Cruzen home on North c street
last week for a few days. prior to
their departure for Colorado. They
left MonGay and all relatives and a
host of friends hope the change will
speedily improve Mrs. Cruzen's health
NOSlDAM.