The Oskaloosa herald., 1908-01-16
NEIGHBORHOODN NEWS.
Items OF Interest Gathered By Her
aid Correspondents.


this week.
Dave Cummins and family were at
the Dan Howar home recently.
Mr.. Mesbergen had the wood saw
at his place the first of the week.
Mrs. Humphrey. OF oskaloosa, spent
Sunday at the home of Chris Howar.
Pete Burgraff, Of Leighton. was in
our neighborhood Monday on bust
ness.
Isaac Ferree and wife were visiting
at the home of Clifford Ferree re-
Gently.
G. b. Coffin, the assessor. began OPP
erations in this part Of the country
Monday.
Dillon Stalker and wife were visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Ralph Cru
zen. last week.
]. F. Gruzen, wife and son Calvin
we're all day visitors at the Fred Else
home last week.
Mrs VIII Cruzen spent a couple of
days with her parents east of oska-
loosa, last week.
Harry Hicks and family were enter
tanned at the Arthur DiIley home af-
Ter services last Sunday.
Ernest Klaaren, wife and sister,
who is resident OF Chicago. spent a
day last week at the Walraven home.
Fred Else took twenty head of fat
cattle of his own feeding. which aver
aged 1920, to the Chicago market for
Monday.
Arthur Dilley sold four-year-old
horse the first of the week to Baker
& Cooley for s16O, delivered at ost
kaloosa.
On motion of the retiring treasurer,
Byron Cruzen was elected treasurer
for the church and Sunday school for
the ensuing year.
There was preaching last Sabbath
after Sabbath school. The text was
taken from the LIST verse of the 18th
chapter of Hebrews.
Sam Cruzen and wife were at the
home of John White in Oskaloosa.
Monday night, so as to be in attend
ance at the Institute.
Mrs. Minnie Bailey was called -
the parental Bailey home ~. IL. waoI
as Mrs, Helen Bailey yey cn rte noorly
and required assist
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a.lhaften, of Leighton, and
u 49, .Ierhold of Pleasant Ridge,with
families, were at the John Wal
en- home for day recently.
John Else, Jr., and Ed Harvey sold
rs head Of cattle to sChet" Reed. re
ceiving cents. delivered at Oska-
loosa last Saturday, which averaged
141O lbs, of their own feeding.
sam cruzen, wife and son Lebert
were at the w. S. and ]. F. Cruzen
homes for dinner and the inmates
were entertained with the new graph
ophone since last report.
number of our farmers are TAX
ing advantage OF the good roads by
taking grain OF all kinds to market,
receiving As and AZ cents for corn,
rye rs, wheat rs and IS, oats 4S cents
per bushel.
Little Miss Berenice Harvey has
been receiving instructions in Oska-
ioosa for some time to enter the de-
clamatory contest on Tuesday. Faye
Else has also been there at Supt.
Else's home since Thursday for the
same purpose.
John Else, Jr., is at the c. B. West
home in Oskaloosa to assist in the
nursing of AIS uncle, who has been
suffering from broken limb since
the first of las; week.
Miss Mary Veerman and Mr.. Van
Zee were married last Wednesday at
the home of the brides parents on
the Albert Tysselling farm. Near
relatives and few friends were pres
emit. In the evening the usual chart
yari crowd gathered with Joe Riley as
the captain Perfect decorum was
maintained throughout. The young
couple are housekeeping east of os
kaloosa, where the wishes of host Of
friends for happy and prosperous
future 90 with them
Monday George Cruzen met with
an accident which might have proved
fatal After unloading the corn he
had sold he was driving the team to
the feed stable when the cieyiee in
the singletree broke, letting it hit the
horses feet, frightening them and
they ran away. breaking the tongue
and coupling pole. throwing the wag
on bed of and the driver with il, who
was bruised and scratched consider
able. The horses were not injured.
Ian II No Sidam.