The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-03-20
LYNNV|LLE LOCALS
PROPOSED TO MOVE CITY LIBRA.
ny TO THE NEW SCHOOL Bull.
DING - BUSINESS MEN WANT
BANDMASTER.
Nynnville Star, March I3,

| (Lynnville Star, March 10.
| 1t has been proposed that the City
Library be moved to the new school
house. This would seem to be very
desirable thing to do. 1t has been
the experience so far, that to make it
| be properly looked after under the
old plan quite large sum of money
!had to be expended each year on new
books. 1t has been quite difficult to
obtain this additional money, and in
the last two or three years it has not
been done. AS a result interest has
Jagged and the books have not had
the proper care, and it seems a very
wise thing to have them placed where
they will be looked after. ~
The Iris Glee Club of Penn Col.
Ilege will give concert at Bynnvllle
Saturday evening, March 10Th.
County Attorney McCutchen, Attor.
ney Mccoy and Mr.. Swabe, all of Os.
kaIoosa, were in town Wednesday
Hooking after evidence for Mr.. Swabe
in his damage suit against the M. &
st. l.. for injuries received in the
wreck near here last fall.
Mrs. w. C. Murdy left Monday
morning for three weeks visit to
Sawyer. n d., where Mr.. Murdy is
Engaged as principal of the public
schools. Mrs. Murdy mas been run
ming Il hotel here, but failing health
compelled her to rent the building and
she has gone to seek a change in
IClimate and q much needed rest.
|. p. Davis and daughter Margaret
Iof OSkaloosa, arrived here Wednes
lday. Mr.. Davis advises us that he
has bought the Lyric Theatre from
Mr.. Howard and will put on a first
class show
Marie and Ray Hull, of Oskaloosa
came to Lynnville Saturday and re
manned until Tuesday visiting at the
Melvin Thompson home. ,,..r
The stork brought new girl to thu
Jacob Kuyper home Monday morning
The baby Is a dandy.
Mrs. George Sherman was stricken
with stroke Of paralysis last Satur
day and is in very serious condi
ton, being unable to move her RICH
side. .'.>- - z...
Charlie Williams, VIII Turner ant
win Perry are playing havoc with thu
west part of the old school house
Mr.. Williams plans on leaving thu
edSJ part lUtdCJ unIil -dIJeT the ueu'
cation of the new building, which vii
occur next Thursday. This buildinl
will be used to accommodate the pat
'rons of the school and will be useC
for storage and eating place for thu
big dinners which the women OF thu
town will bring. ...
At a meeting of the band, base
ball and business men Monday nigh
it was decided to try and get bant
leader who could also play base ball
For the next week they will try t
get in touch with and employ such
man. The business men express tbei
hearty approval and support of tn
same. .,
Last Monday evening Mr. and Mrs
Ora Meredith entertained Mr.. an,
Mrs. G. o. Macy, Mr.. and Mrs. Doan
MIR. and Mrs. Il. b. Mack, Mr.. ant
Mrs. VIII Macy and Mr.. and Mrs
Neil Steck. Finch and other games
followed by refreshments, were tn
order of the evening. A splendid tim,
is reported by all present. ~.
Rachel Williams came from Oska
loosa Friday and remained here uati
Monday at the parental Charley vii
liamS home.
VIII Johnson left Tuesday after
non for Kansas City, where he vii
buy few cars of live stock. From
there he will go to Emporia, Kan. TO
"a few days visit with his uncle, Char
ley Johnson. 49,.