The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-11-04

day last week with Albert Heliings,
driving over the Great White Way.
Dan Howar and family were at ting
parental Dave Cummings home in the
city Sunday. 'a"
} Mr.. Blom sold horse last week TO
Mr.. Baker of the city, receiving $3.50
dollars. aT TIKI .'"'r = E"a
Harry Billick of the city was out
here looking for butcher stock.
=. John Vanrossen bought clover hay
of Joe Riley last week $1,000 per ton.
Carl Beal and family were visiting
/ a day recently at the Chas. Beal home
near the pumping station. r-
Ell Harvey and wife drove to the
Bryan Cruzen home last Sunday after
church, had dinner and visited the
rest of the time.
! Win CruZen, wife and daughter
Verla and LYDIA Cruzen and daughter
Gertrude, went down to the Oscar
Blair and Henry Vanzantee homes on
TUESDAY of this week near Eddyville
for long deferred visit. o..
e. Coffin and wife of the city drove
from the city Sunday to visit at the
Elmer Knight home
/ Silas Bailey came from Valley juno.
tion Saturday in his roadster, coming
via Colfax He was accompanied by
, his mother, Mrs Elmer Bailey who is
visiting at the Charles Bailey home.
Ed Scharf and Charles Bailey, each
bought a Durock hog of Motitt Bros.
one day last week. Fred Coffin bought
one of Ike Reeds full blood pigs.
| The township men are doin gtheir
part of the bridge work on the new
county bridge near Ollie Pa1getts, and
when completed will have one of the
deepest holes in the county filed
and everyone who crosses will have
a kindly feeling toward the county AMI
township men in charge Of such a
great work.
| Leslie Buell. and wife were among
relatives Saturday night and Sunday
! at Lacey.
The Ira Grenenbom household en-
tertained recently for his mother and
two sisters from Pella.
William Coffin, a former Madison
resident is at the Ed Coffin home for
an indefinite stay. r." %"
| Cash Daily and wife went to the
city Monday morning to help move
the belongings Of their son Ben and
wife. -
Mesdames Elmer and c. w Bailey
were at the Carl Beal home Monday
afternoon to see the twin boys.
Walter Beal and family and Mrs.
Halliburton and new baby we're at
Tom Ferree's Sunday. '..
Sam Crugen was visiting his son,
LaEert at Ollie Padgett's Sunday.
Mrs Keurters and children have re-
k,,Y. lett M
Kleinpaste, at Lacey and a sister at
Lyrnvilla for several days.
Oscar Blair and wife from near
Eddyville were at LYDIA Cruzens for
q few hours and had dinner recently!
coming in their car.
Ed Harvey bought % head of sheep
at the Convey Sale, r
Fred Coffin. wife and daughter Clara
were at the. Dave Jamison home for
dinner last Sunday while passing
tbrouG5 he CITY. They took in Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben Cruzen ami all spent the
dRv together, The roads and weather
were ideal for Joy riding.
Mrs. LYDIA Cruzen and family re-
pondel to an invitation TO an Oyste"
stew and all the trimmings Saturday
evening at the Chas Bailey home.
Mrs. Lou Bailey and son we're also
present. (
Charles Whitmore. wife and son
Marion, went to Abba Thursday Of
last week to see the races at the Fall
festival. :
Mrs. Gfoenenbom. brother-in-law,
John Mulfanburg of Pella was a guest
one night last week while serving as
jurymen in the city.
Chas. Blom and wife spent an even
ing at Sam Cruzen's recently for the
first time during residence here. OF |
five years duration. and they have al
WAYS been the best of friends.
The Will Cruzen household enter
tanned Friday of last week at dinner,
Mrs. Marks and her three daughters, /
Mrs. Fleck OF the city, Mrs. Frank
Deck and Mrs Eikenberry of Ashville
Nebraska, and their brother, Mr. Port
Marks and WIN Fleck of the city.
Mrs. Chas. Whitmore went to Wash
ington last Sunday with Mrs. John
Whitmore to visit relatives. They
made the trip in Johns car with Mrs.
John at the wheel. They returned to
the city in the evening.
George Cruzen and wife entertained
their aunt, Mrs. Christine Hess OF
Peoria, Iowa, several days. She was
ioinde by her husband, Sunday, who,
with neighbor Mr.. Ed Sheesley, wife
and children, came in their car, all
returning to their home in the even
ing. Others present Sunday for dinner
we're the parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Dilley, all of Lacey. Never since
their marriage had Mr. and Mrs. Cru
zen had so many of her relatives with
her at one time, and the day was
greatly enjoyed by them.
Mr.. Clark, wife and daughter of
University Park were at Ed Harvey's
for supper Friday evening, Miss Pink
erton accompanied them to the city
on their return trip. .''..'.."
Byron Cruzen, wife and son Ray
burn were at the parental j. F. Cru.
zen homo one day last week, ~ .Fah
In a recent issue of the Christian
home paper, we noticed an Offering forI
| the Home from Essie Long of the
city. We are always pleased to find
familiar names as donners TO that in
stitution as we see their below need"
statement often, and each free will Of