The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-01-09
MANSION

L WAglSON.
We are having real winter weather
today. The ground is covered with
six inches of snow and II is still
showing.
Frank Stewart started for his home
at Winnipeg on Sunday evening after
spending the holidays with friends,
making his headquarters at the Frank
Cruzen home.
Harry Cruzen and family have re.
turned to their home in the city after
spending several days at the parental
IL. b. CrnZen home.
Misses Faye and Lois Else enter.
tanned the two Sunday school classes
\ l. e., yonng gents and Young ladies'
classes. at their home one evening
last geek Refreshments were sery-
| ed during the evening. and Il was az
tier midnight when goodniPhts We're
spoken. easl as
Lena Cruzen began teaching the
winter term Of school {at the Else
school on Monday morning after hay-
| ing, two weeks vacation.
| Mae Deck began the winter term
! of school here Monday of last week.
Miss Deck is boarding AZ the Chas.
/ w UiliIOTt
| Rex Crnzen and wife are visiting
relatives at Payton.
| Ed Coffin and wife were at the par
entail Newt Steddom home Saturday
night and Sunday.
| Elmer Bailey and son Silas, of Des
Moines, are down visiting and doing
tsome work for his mother. They
spent Saturday night and Sunday at
the home of his brother Charles.
! Ed Harvey and family were at the
Oscar Harvey home at Mahaska Cen
| ter New Years day.
! The Win Cruzen household enter
tanned at dinner Sunday after church,
| John Else, Jr., and family, also
Chas. Coffin 70.
! Mrs. Bieshaar is still under the doc.
| tors care. Chloroform was admins.
tered and thesfoot was lanced 10 the
bone by the surgeon who assisted the
attending physician, the last of the
week. Friends of the family hope
this last operation may be successful.
The Shoemakers have returned to
their home in Dies Moines after spend
| ing two weeks at the J. F. Crnzen
home and among other relatives here
and at the Byron CruZen home at
Mahaska Center, who is a brother OF
Mrs. Shoemaker.
Earl Johnson and wife attended the
morning service here on Sunday, af-
ter which they entertained at dinner
at their home, Rev Spyker, Mrs. J..
b. Cruzen and son Glen. Harry Hicks
and family, Fred Stevens, wife and
son Clifford and ]. F. CruZen, wife
and son Calvin.
1 Fred Else and family responded TO
an invitation to dinner at the Dan
| Howar home recently. -..
Charles Coffin is student of the
Penn School of Commerce at the Y.
IN. C. A. building since Monday morn.
iine.
Mrs. ]. F. Crlizen received p letter
from Mrs. Ella Aber. OF McAllen,
Texas. in which she stated that their
son BUR-. was married on Thanksgiy-
ing day 10 Young woman of Kansas
City and would reside al that place.
Scores of friends of that most estim-
able young man extend the heartiest
Of congratulations. Burl was for
merly q Madison resident. ~,
The Madison. Cemetery Association
held its annual meeting Januray 9th.
/ The usual business was transacted.
All accounts were settled and there
lis a cash balance OF $e50.00.. Then
followed the election of trustees for
the ensuing year, as below stated:
Elmer KNIGHT. Frank Whitehead. G.
| B. Coffin, Chas. Bailey, ]. F. CruZen.
The officers for the year are: J. F.
Cruzen. president: Elmer knight,
secretary: Frank Whitehead, treas
urer. After which adjournment fol-
lowed
| Jan. &. VI. c.