The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-11-27

dies Aid next Tuesday afternoon.
Nov. 26. L.
MADISON.
Brother James preached Sunday
morning to an attentive congregation.
His text was from Romans 9th Chap.
11-12 verses. He had an invitation to
dinner at ]. b. Cruzen's, which he
accepted.
Elmer Bailey who was at the home
of his brother Charles, left on Thurs
day of last week for his home at
Valley Junction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Beach who re-
sides just north of the city were at
G. B. Cotfin's Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Hazel Dilley one of the Her
aid scribes. was visiting at the Elmer
knight home recently and attended
S. S. here Sabbath forenoon.
Ben Cruzen of North c street in the
city, finished the improvements he
had planned for this fall, 1t taking
four weeks with the exception Of a
few days of bad weather"
John Else, Jr., and wife went to
the John Hendryx home near Eddy
vile Saturday afternoon returning
Sunday evening.
Arnie Daily and wife, of the city,
were at the parental Cash Daily
home Sunday Z
Byron Cruzen and family, OF Ma
haska Center, were at the J. b. CRU
zen home Sunday. Mrs. Cruzen and
Floyd attended preaching services
here in the forenoon.
George Harvey and Elmer Schultz
drove to the John Schultz home Sun
day to see the niece and sister, Miss
Alma, who is in critical condition
with little hope of recovery,
Mrs. LYDIA Cruzen and family were
at the Joe Riley home Sunday; also
called on Mrs. Elizabeth Trout.
Laban Johnson, of the Prime Neigh
borhood, was at Charles Bailey's last
Saturday.
Dave Jamison, wife and daughter,
Margery, from southeast Of the city,
were visiting at the Fred Coffin home
Thursday of last week. Margery con-
tinued her visit until Saturday after
noon.
Mrs. Charles Whitmore was at the
parental Sam Nelson home in the city
Saturday and again Sunday and stay
ed over night. Her mothers condi-
ton is quite serious.
Charles Bailey, Charles Whitmore
and Frank Cruzen each sold a bunch
of hogs delivered to Ben Snyder in
the city, Tuesday forenoon
j. F. CruZen and family had dinner
Sunday after church at the home OF
his brother viii.
The Fred Else household entertain
ed Ira Groenenbom and family last
Sunday.
B. F. and NJ. ]. Cruzen with their
wives and Mrs. M. Us sister, Dot
of Leighton, came out to the farm in
Marion's car Sunday afternoon to
take note of the recent improvements.
G. B. Coffin and wife attended
church in the city last Sunday and
were at the Tom Beach home for din
ner. -. r.
Miss Kinsman, our school teacher,
is boarding at the Elmer Knight home
since Mrs. Whitmore is with her
mother part Of lifetime.
Chas. Bailey, wife and son. Clar-
ence, accompanied Rex eCruzen and
wife to their home from church Sun
day forenoon and were there until
evening.
Mrs. Will Lowry, of Hughesville,
Mo-, who was called here by the death
of Emma Rempe, was at the Fred
Else home visiting Monday and re-
manned over night. She and Mrs.
John Rempe, Jr, were at church Sun
day forenoon.
Mr.. Dillon Stalker went to Eddy
vile last Friday to visit at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. Oscar Blair. Q
r; A number of our young folks went
to Leighton to church Sunday night.
Nellie, Verla and Calvin Cruzen went
with Ray Fleck in his auto. The
Others having their own conveyances.
Cecil Criss and family, from near
Lacey, were visiting at the home OF
their cousin, Mrs. George Cruzen last
Sunday. Clifford Coulter another
cousin is visiting at the same place
indefinitely.
Mrs. Lowry and Mrs. John Rempe
were at Ed Harvey's one afternoon
last week.
The Volster and LYDIA Cruzen boys
were at the C. w. Bailey home and
spent the evening recently.
VIII Cruzen, Jr. was visiting his
cousin. Ralph Bailey, Sunday for the
first time since his return from Min
nesota. The two young men went
to the home of LATE Libby to spend
the evening.
The Else and Madison schools will
be dismissed for Thanksgiving
3 Ed Harvey and family spent Sun
xIox sx.<. ~ Il rrt.
John Walraven's were at the Dave
GRANDPA home day recently.
Nov 26. M. G. !
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