The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-09-25
MADISON.

These cool days remind one of mum
erous duties to be performed before
lCold weather begins in earnest.
A few of our neighbors are getting
their winter supply of coal.
Fred Coffin is having his Silo filled
today, Tuesday. E..aA ~, III
viii CruZen has rented his farm To
a young man named Curtis, of North
Center, and is making extensive i'm.
Iprovements on his Tenant house and
lots.
Mrs. Rex ,Cruzen has been enter.
tanning her sister and husband from
Payton. They returned to their home
the first. of the week
Fred Collins were visiting their
parents in your city Sunday p. m.
Ed Harvey has a gasoline engine
which he bought of Phil Garner, OF
your city.
Cash Daily had men from the city
digging well. They finished the
middle of last week and were employ.
ed by J. B. Cruzen to clean out we'll
giving entire satisfaction at both
places.
Four young people from Madison
are attending school in Oskaloosa
Verla Cruzen at Penn college; Faye
Else, Carolyn Lyle and Calvin Cruz.
en- at high school.
Oscar Harvey and family, of Mahas'
la Center, were at Ed Harvey's for
dinner Sunday, after attending S. S.
in the city. - : 49,.
Dillon Stalker and Elma Crispin
of North Center, we're visiting their
daughter and sister, Mrs. Ida CruZen
recently.
Frank Cruzen and family had din
Iner at the parental John Lyle home
Sunday in the Prime neighborhood.
Fred Else and family spent a day
at the parental David Dilley home al
Lacey recently.
George Cruzen and wife responded
to an invitation to dinner at the home
of Isaac Ferree and wife.
Elmer Schultz, of Beacon, is visit
ing indefinitely at the home of his
uncle, Ed Harvey.
j. F. Cruzen and wife spent a day
last week at the home of their son
Byron Cruzen, at Mahaska Center.
Canning peaches, home grown, is
keeping many housewives busy just
now. While they are not as large as
those shipped in, the quality and ma
lVCr is one could desire.
Miss Nellie Cruzen is at the home
of her grandparents, Mr.. Norris and
wife, east of the city, this week, put
ting up peaches, pears and plums.
Mrs. Anna Ferree was calling on
friends up this way Monday p. III.
Chas. Bailey and family drove down
to Mahaska Center Sunday a. m. and
had visit with Byron Cruzen and
family.
Elmer Knight. wife and son Frank
were at J. F. Cruzen's Tor dinner one
Sunday after attending Sunday schoo
and preaching at Madison.
Our school is progressing nicely
Miss Mabel Kinsman, the teacher, Is
boarding at Chas Whitmore's.
Miss Turner, the teacher at the
Else school, is boarding at Con Bic
,shaar's.
!. y. Cruzen and wife had dinner
last Sunday at the home of their sor
REX.
Ira Bogaard hulled clover for Davy
Howar and Mr.. Rempe and is today
TUESDAY, at John Else's.
Fred Else went to Kansas in the
bought forty head of young cattle anc
John Else, Jr., went to Omaha anc
igot a like number. Those having cat
tile in Mahaska seem to have no de
sire to part with them.
Chas. Mott and wife we're at the
Fred Else home several days, return
ing to their home in Lacey the middle
of last week. Mr.. Mott was painting
and his wife, who Is a sister of Mrs
Else. was just visiting. X
DR.. Spyker preached his last ser
mon here Cat least for this year, to !
full house of friends. To say we re
greet 1t is putting it too mildly. W.
are present without a minister, bu
hope to be supplied soon.
Roy Fleck, of Leighton, came dow
in his auto Sunday a. m. and tool
Will Cruzen and family to the S. Nor
ris home, east of the city, and spen
the day.
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