The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-10-08
MADISON,

discourse. He was accompanied by
a friend, Mr. Baton, the two young
men responding to an invitation to
dinner at J. F. CTuzen's, after which
they went to Leighton to fill a three
o'clock appointment
Everyone is busy getting ready for
winter, hauling coal or digging pota-
toes or cleaning up the rubbish in
barn lots or orchards that accumulate
so often. A number are putting up
new fence, while others are repairing
the old ones
G. b. Coffin put a new cement floor
in his garage.
Mrs. Roy Fleck of Leighton, drove
down and spent day last week at
the viii CruZen home
j. F. CruZen is building a garage,
12x1S. c. w. Bailey and Byron Cru
zen assisted with the carpenter work
and Ralph Bailey WITH the cement
foundation.
John Else, Jr., is making cement
water tank. Among those helping
him is his brother Fred.
Sam Cruzen is having his house re-
painted white.
her home after visiting relatives at
Prairie City.
w. ID. Fleck, of the city came in
mis- car to the Will Cruzen home one
evening last week.
Dave Grandia, wife and little one
were visiting at the parental John
Walraven home this week.
Bernice Harvey went to Byron
Cruzen's Saturday morning to visit
few weeks during the absence of her
at plnnnHoIH OF
a meeting"
Archie Daily, of the city, was at
the parental Cash Daily home Sun
day.
Mrs. John Else. Sr, returned Sat
urday after visiting a fortnight at
the nome of her daughter, Mrs. Dr.
Shipley, at Ottosen.
A card from Ralph Else announces
his safe arrival at his destination.
Chas. Whitmore sold twenty-five
head of lambs to Teunis Vanderbeek
to be delivered this week in the city.
Fred Coffin also sold twenty-one head
averaging over 100 pounds, to be de-
livered at the same time.
George Cruzen and wife and Mrs.
Tom Ferree were favored with a joy
ride Sunday evening, with Cecil Fer
rec at the wheel of his car
Mrs. Fred Coffin was at the Dave
JamsOn home helping care for her
aunt Saturday night and Sunday, who
is reported as much the same
c. w. Bailey and wife. Calvin Cru
zen and Jonn Riley were at the Ida
Cruzen home Sunday p. M visiting
George Gerhold's brother, after Wis
iting here, started last week for his
home in Oregon.
Carl Beal and family drove to the
home of his brother, Chas. near the
pumping station, and spent the day
recently.
]. B. Cruzen and wife were at his
brother, J. f., after attending S. s.
and church last Sabbath.
Henry Vanderbilt and family of
Pella, autoed from Pella and spent
day at the John Walraven home re-
Gently
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Coffin, en- route
to the city Tuesday a. m. in their car
drove to the home of Mrs. Helen Bal
ley and she accompanied them and
was also witness to the program
as advertised for the first day of the
Fall Festival
Isaac knight has been quite poorly
for some time. He is now under DR..
Williams care. Sam Cruzen spent
Sunday evening with MIN. Friends
all hope he may be bettered.
Carl Beal and youngest daughter |
of cholera morbus. ~
Roy Fleck and wife. of Leighton,
were at the Will Cruzen home for !
dinner Sunday
George and Nellie Cruzen were
visiting recently at the Isaac Ferree
home, where they met Mrs. Corwin,
Of Des Moines, and Mrs. Tom Fer.
rec. ..o
The Kuerturs household entertain
ed their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Klein.
past and brother John, from North
Center last week.
Chas. Whitmore finished sowing
ais fall wheat Tuesday of this week
Erastus Coffin and wife, of the |,
city, were at the Elmer knight nome
Sunday for dinner; also Miss Hazel
Dilley from south of the city.
Lois Else accompanied Gertrude
Cruzen from church Sunday and Il
spent the time joyfully.
Dillon Stalker returned from Rich
and Monday evening after visiting
1t that place since Saturday p. m
Mrs. Byron CruZen and son Ray.
burn spent day at J. f. Cruzen's
asst week visiting, while b. II. help
I'd work on the garage.
G. B. Coffin and wife autoed to the Z
Pearl Madison home near Buxton last !,
Sunday where were dis sister Pharata
Ind niece, Mrs. Nellie West, of Sol. ,
Her, Kansas, and her daughter, who ,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin on
heir return trip and will visit other !
and friends.
Mrs. Cora Shoemake, of College
venue. returned to her home in
he city Sunday evening. Her broth
II Fred took her home in ais car. 7
The showers hinder those having /.
lover to hull 70
Mrs. Shoemaker, Aunt Sally, as
he is called, after visiting at ]. f.
,ruzen's since Saturday will return
o Martensdale, where she Is living