The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-13
EDDYV|LLEEnCHINGS
REV. SHELTON, OF NEVADA, HAS
ACCEPTED CALL TO ADVENT
lST CHURCH AT EDDYviLlE
AND HAS TAKEN CHARGE.

Eddyville, March S.-Dr. aud Mrs
s. g. Brown, Drs. f. M. and Eppie
McCrea and Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Halo
way entertained eighty friends on
Wednesday evening at K OF p hall
Six-hand euchre was played during the
evening, after which two-course
luncheon was served
Mart Emanuel and family moved
this week from the FATS property to
the tenant property of Mrs. Flora
Miller.
Rev shelton, OF Nevada, has &C.
cepted call to become pastor of the
Adventist church of the Eddyville
charge and the family moved 10 its
new location this week
Boyd Hankins entertained thirty
friends ON Wednesday evening in hon
or OF his cousins, Leila Hawkins, of
unionville and Mabel Lusk, of Ottum-
wa. who are guests at the Hankins
home
The Mite Society, OF the NJ.
church was entertained on Wednes-
day p. m. at the home of Mrs. X. j.
Oldham. Mrs. Oldham was assisted
in entertaining by Miss Pearl Moore
and Mrs Eva Rector. A short nnsi-
cal program was given after which
contest was thoroughly enjoyed by all
present Refreshments were served.
The Rebekahs enjoyed a party in
Wednesday evening al the w. A.
Waugaman home. The lodge OF which
Mrs. Waugamsn is a member took this
plan OF showing its appreciation OF
Mis W augaman service and of eX-
pressing regret at the departure of
this family fOS their new home in the
west A musical program was given.
after which refreshments We're served.
Mrs. Luther Lathrop, of Ottumwa,
is d guest this week at the Steve La
mis- home On Fourth street
A very pretty home wedding took
place on Wednesday evening al the
Plum home west of Eddyville, when
Miss Jessie Plum became the bride OF
Grover Guthrie. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Koch, pastor OF
the NJ. f. cauTch al Eddyyille, in the
presence OF sixty relatives and friends.
An elegant three-courSe wedding sup.
per was served. The popular couple
left Thursday for Massena, Iowa,
where the groom, well-to-dO fagmer.
had the home in readiness for the re-
ceptiOn of his bride. The best wishes
of all follow them 10 their new home.
MIR. and Mrs. A. Hiltabidle have re-
turned home from an extended visit
with relatives in Colorado. ..-.
Mrs. w. S. Keller and daughter
Margaret were hostesses Thursday p.
IN TO thirty of their friends. The
hours were from three until six and
the time passed all too quickly, for
although the ladies took their EN-
brOidery work il was difficult 10 ac-
cumplish much, because of the excel
lent musical program which all pres
ent thoroughly enjoyed. A two course
mch was served.
Mrs. Geo. jaeger. of Batavia, Is Wis
iting this week al the home OF her
sister, Mrs. Madge Lafferty.
Hugo Seifert was business caller
IN Des MOines Thursday.
The open meeting for the church
societies of Eddyyille held at the
church on Thursday p. m.
was well attended and for all present
il was a meeting of rare enjoyment.
The hearty cooperation and interest
which exists among the sOcities Is
and the ladies of the
!. iTlSlldl htildDlt oOCltlN tHlcl liillCu
an present in a delightful manner
The subject of the program, Our
was one in which we are
an interested. and Mrs. Ida Barnett.
who had charge OF the program, gave
an excellent talk at the beginning OF
The program, whic-. was as follows:
'' Care OF the Baby" Mrs. f. L. Bay;
Home Discipline" Mrs. F. Z. Vance:
Children and sex Hygiene" Mrs. {.
f. Hatchitt; "Amusements," Mrs. Geo.
Berry; Children in the Church." Mrs.
w Smith; Solo. Mrs. Eva OFT; Child |
In Public" Mrs. Geo. Stephenson.
The round table discussions were in
suuctive and well given as follows:
"Children's Dress" Mrs Mary Bell:
"Children's Lunches" Mrs. John
Koontz; "Children's Moving Pictures"
Mrs. LYDIA Weber; "Children's Read
ing" Mrs. Anna Foster.