The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-02-27
MADISON.

| MdulSOu sCHOOl ClOSSS lne WINTER
term Tuesday. u.s..
Mrs. Oliver Ferree will have a pub
lie sale March 3d.
Jack Terrence is visiting at the
home of his friend, Lebert Cruzen.
Clifford Ferree's baby is expected
to pass away any minute.
Late Libby was visiting at Charley
Bailey's Saturday night and Sunday
Harry Hicks and wife went to Grin
nell Saturday for few days visit
at the Groomes home.
Mrs. Clara Cruzen's injured ankle
is getting better slowly.
Mrs. win Cruzen has been suffering
with the rheumatism in her back
since Saturday and is no better.
Neal Vanderhaar, Albert Wander.
marten and John Mesberger sold a
number of fat beeves to Oskaloosa
meat market men for their own con-
| sumers.
In my item last week stated Sam
Cruzen had butchered four 300 pound
hogs, but it was printed "a hog.
Quite difference in the meat barrel
and lard jars. .. 81
Miss Fannie Baxter, one of the Os-
kaloosa teachers, was visiting her
sister, Mrs. Dilley, from Friday even
ing until Sunday evening. They at.
tended Sabbath school and Miss Fan.
ME taught class No. l, which pleased
the scholars in that class very much.
Fred Else and family drove to the
J. F. Cruzen home after attending
Sabbath school at ten.
The warm rain of last night and
bright sunshine of today have caused
the snow drifts to disappear.
Mrs. Josie Erickson and children
are visiting the G. B. Coffin home since
last Thursday. Mr.. e. is in Wash
ington looking tor a desirable loca-
| ton before sending for his family.
The Directors Convention held in
Oskaloosa was we'll attended from
this part of the country. The school
board and officers were present with
the exception of Jim Padgett, who was
| visiting relatives near EddyyiTle since
the first of last week.
g. B. Coffin, Chas. Bailey and Will
Cruzen had their cattle dehorned
Monday at John Primes.
Fred Coffin bought fourteen head
OF stock hogs last week of Joe Colvllle
and the same number of Clarence
Bartlett. , ..... ........ b
Sam Cruzen and family attended
the reception at the Frank Whitehead
home Sunday evening, given in honor
of their son John, VINO was married
to Miss Mabel Dilley from near La
cey. We wish for these young folks
a long life of uninterrupted bliss and
prosperity.
The Fred Coffin household recently
entertained Chas. Whitmore, wife and
son Marion, fro West Center, also
Miss Shoemaker, of oskaloosa.
NOSIDAM.
The following is the program OF the
exhibition given at Burr Oak Feb. 20:
aSong-Welcome, by the Olivet
Choir.
Recitftion-Edith Barnes.
Recitation--Gerald Barnes.
Pantomine-Late Hours.
Recitation-Mary Myers.
Recitation--Willie Vanwrankle.
Song-yern and Birdie Rogers.
ecitation--Minerya DeCooB
Dialogue-Ten-Cent Fellow.
Song Ginning Bells.
Dialogue-A Scent in Backwoo1
| School.
Recitation-Edna Bartlama.
Song Beatrice and Myrtle Rogers.
Dialogue-Texas Courtship.
Recitation-Floyd Vanderlinden.
Recitation--Nellie Sedsel.
Dialogue-Cured.
Song Royilla and Crete Robertson.
Psper-olivet Daily News, by Cap.
pie Colville.
Song Helen coryell and Clark Flu
qua.
Dialogue-From. Pumpkin Ridge.
Song-Nellie sedsel, Ethel Tandy
and Edna Bartlama.
Closing Song-Olivet Choir
The proceeds amounted to $3.50, to
go for the benefit OF olivet Sunday
school.
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