The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-12

whatever man soweth, that shall he
ALSO reap. The sermon was one to
convince the most skeptical
Marion Whitmore has returned to
the city and has resumed work at
the Cory and Stanley Garage and is
boarding at his aunt Jennie Shoe
makers.
Geo. Harvey and Floyd Knight are
| husking corn for Cash Daily and
Arthur knight is husking for Carl
Beal.
verla Cruzen went on Sunday af-
teTnoon to stay week with her sis
ter, Mrs. Nellie Fleck near Leighton.
Hazel Dilley is at Carl Beals this
wee.: w.
The Cash Daily household are en-
tertaining relatives from Newton
since last week.
DIR. J. A. Spyker and wife were at
J. B. Cruzen's one day last week Wis
iting, coming out in their car.
George Else responded to- an invi-
tation to dinner given by his friend
Albert Cruzen last Sabbath.
Charles West and his sister, Miss
Frances were out from the city last
Wednesday visiting their sister Mrs.
John Else, Sr,
G. B. Coffin and wife autoes to the
city to church Sunday evening taking
With them Ed Harvey and wife.
Lafe Libby was at Chas, Bailey's
for dinner Tuesday.
J. F. Cruzen bought 100 bushels of
'orn of Ed Harvey paying 60 cents de
liVered
Miss Vera McCracken who is teach
ng the Else school attended the tea
hers convention at Des Moines last
week, dismissing her school.
Friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
3lom are glad to hear of the lady's
hopeful condition.
Arthur and Gladys Knight and Haz.
IL Dilley spent Sunday at the Frank
Prime home on the Pella road.
Henry Bieshaar and wife Of the
city were visiting few days last
week with their mother, also their
sisters and brother ~
Calvin Cruzen has been staying
nights at the home lof his brother By
ron, north of the city while B, H.
and wife went to visit their sister
and husband at Martinsdale in War
rem county. ..... a
Mrs. Will Cruzen and daughter.
yerla, drove to the home of their par
ents and grandparents east of the
city and had dinner and just visited
Nj. Norris was not so we'll last week
and was glad to see his daughter and
granddaughter.
Gertrude Cruzen was visiting her
friend Verla CruZen last week.
Mi. and Mrs. J. B. Cruzen and son
Rex and wife drove to the city Sunday
for a day with their son and brother
Harry Cruzen and family.
Fred Coffin, wife and daughter went
% Des Noines Friday to see the chill
lren, returning = Monday evening.
While in the capital city they listen
ed to Billy Sunday talk on Sunday ev-
ening. Floyd Knight and wife tended
TO things during their absence.
Sam CruZen, son George and wife
accepted an invitation to spend the
day, Sunday, at Charles Bailey's.
John and Fred Else and their fam
lies attended church lin the city last
Sunday and had dinner at the Frank
Shoemaker home on College avenue,
Gertrude Cruzen| was at the home
If her uncle Jim on, Monday.
The words came over the telephone
hat Mrs. John MeSsbergeF passed
away some time near morning, Nov
9th, leaving beside the husband, 3
little girls, little son preceding its
mother by few months. Sympathy
Of all friends and relatives Is extend
ed to the bereaved ones. The arrange
ments for the funeral have not been
announced. lnterment will no doubt
be made in Madison cemetery as the
son was laid away at that place.
G. B. Coffin and wife drove to Buy
ton Sunday in their car to visit their
niece Mrs. Pearl Mathews. They pas
sed through the city and took John
Moore and wife of north D street
with them All returned late in the
afternoon. The weather and roads
were ideal. Mrs. Moore is a royal
entertainer. Thus it was day of real
pleasure to all participating.
Nov. II. M. G.