The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1910-11-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Items Of Interest Gathered by Her.
aid Correspondents.
MADISON.

noon and evening In the city.
Dave GRANDPA has again taken his
abode at the Will Cruzen home.
The new addition to Fred Coffin's
residence is nearing completion.
Harry Hicks sold a bunch of hogs,
delivered in the city Monday morning.
Sam Cruzen helped Elmer Knight
make his cement walks the middle of
the week.
Arthur Dilley ia in Colorado and
will buy there If he finds a place that
suits him.
Chas. Bailey and family were visit
ing one evening recently at the J. F..
Cruzen home.
j.. F.. and Sam Cruzen and their
wives were recent visitors at the ].
b. Cruzen home.
Mrs. Minnie Bailey and son Ralph
spent Sunday with Mrs. Helen Bailey
who ia quite poorly.
Mrs. Dilley, of North Market street,
is spending the week with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Byron Cruzen.
Mr.. Millen filled the pulpit Sunday
morning. He was accompanied by
Mr.. Eby, OF University Park.
A number of our farmers are husk-
ing corn and say they are satisfied
with both quality and quantity.
The carpenters and painters are
finishing their work on the new addi-
tion to the residence of G. B. Coffin.
Laban Watkins who ia a late addi-
ton to our neighborhood attended
services at Madison Chapel Sunday.
Ida Dilley and Miss Tilton were at
the Richard Baxter home east of the
city Saturday night and Sunday visit,
ing
Prof. Else and Mr.. Lee with their
wives came out from the city and
visited at the John Else home last
week. +.sn. o. -
Carl Beal and family drove to
West Center and spent the day re.
Gently at the home of their brother,
Charles Beal.
Misses Katherine and Effie Bieshar
were visiting at the VIM. Tyselling
home near Rose Hill from Saturday
until Monday.
Rex Cruzen spent Saturday night
and Sunday at the parental J. B.
Cruzen home returning to tn. city
Sunday evening.
The Sam Cruzen household enter,
tanned at dinner Sunday, Laban Wat.
kins, Will Cruzen and family, George
Cruzen and wife and Dave GRANDPA.
Some of the men are selling grain
to make room for the new crop OF
corn. Fred Else is hauling off oats
Chas. Bailey wheat and Ed Harvey
corn. ....,.s.., ...a
Gertrude Cruzen, who fell down
stairs Sunday morning and broke her
left collar bone, Is doing as we'll as
could be expected. Her suffering Is
periodic.
Arthur Dilley returned from his
trip to Colorado this Thursday morn
ing, after being away ten days. We
have not heard whether he found a
farm to suit him or not.
Ida Cruzen was visiting at the
Frank Crispin home at North Center
Tuesday, where were gathered num-
her of relatives and friends among
whom were her brother Leo Stalk
err and wife. of Algona, Iowa.
Mrs. Vanhemert received the sad
telephone message last week of the
death of a twelve year old niece,
near Pella, of the dread disease in
fantile paralysis. The family have
tie sympathy of friends here.
Miss Gladys Knight responded to
al invitation to dinner Sunday at the
Walraven home after attending Sun
CAV school. Miss Gladys received
several post cards on that and the
rext day to remind her of her birth
dav which was the 23rd OF October.
We noted in Tuesdays Daily Mr..
Wright's explanation of his absence
at the picnic. 1t was to bad the train
vss late. thus depriving Mr.. w. of
enjoying the day with us. Several of
the correspondents were not present,
that we should have been pleased to |
me-
This is the las: week OF our school,
and is one of great Importance to
the scholars as they are taking ex-
animation and are very much in earn
est. There will be two weeks vaca-
ton. Miss Tilton has given salts
faction and will. We are glad to say,
lea h the winter term.
Mr.. Corrigan and Roy Shroyer have
completed the thing on the Ben
Cruzen farm, and was to have put in
sowe for Jim CruZen. When, after
starting the work they found the
Prcsrd - dry and hard. they thought
1 best to postpone that work until
lfter a rain. when they will resume
he work. ....
NO SID AM.