The Oskaloosa herald., 1913-08-14
.LYNNV|LLE LOCALS
PROGRAM FOR OLD SETTLERS
DAY AUGUST 21-ICE CREAM
SOCIAL FOR BENEFIT OF BAND
BOYS AUGUST is.
Lynnville Star, Aug. ~

Lynnyille Star, Aug. ~
II The committee having in charge
the Old Settlers program at Lynn
vile August 81 has announced the
following program:
II Forenoon
10 00-Band concert at Pavilion.
Observation-Disclosures by the Rickett
Concert Co.
H IL 00-Dinner.
Afternoon Il
1:0G-Bond concert ~
2:00-Lecture, Hon. J. w. Jarnigan,
with the Iowa Farmer" of Des
Moines.
O0-Entertainment by the Rickett
Il Concert Co.
4:00-Ball game.
l7:30-Band concert at the Jones
Chautauqua park.
Special trains from Newton and Os-
| kaloosa.
The musical portion of the pro-
gram is to be furnished by the Jones
Chautauqua people, who will be stag
ing their chautauqua at Lynnyille
during the same week that Old Set
z tiers is dated
/ Last week while pitching oats, the
team belonging to Lindsey Briggs
somehow got frightened and Lindsey
in some way was thrown on a pitch
| fork which was on the wagon and 1T
was run about two inches into his leg
and ruptured a vein. 1t was thought
at first that the wound would have
serious effects, but he was taken to
the doctor Immediately and soon was
fixed up nicely. He is now going
around on crutches.
Iowa farms are going up by leaps
and bounds. Last week local real
estate firm was given price of $3.50
Iper acre on Lynngrove township
farm and brought a party to see the
place, but the owner decided after a
prospect was found that he did not
want to let go, even at that price and
refused to show his farm, :, People,
who are living here in the, next ten
years will see good LyngroVe farms
selling around $500 per acre. This
may seem like a pipe dream 10 some
people, but it is a coming fact. Two
years ago the writer predicted farms
here would bring $3.50 to $500 per
acre and that fact is being demon
strated today.
Friends of Mrs. D. M. Mallory were
death which occurred at her home
near Laurel on Thursday of last week.
Last Wednesday Jessie Ratcliff's
Sunday school class went to David
Merediths farm for their long eX-
pected camping trip, as Meredith's
had vacated their two summer houses
for a short time, they occupied them
and surely did enjoy it to the fullest.
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only about ten were able to be there.
Those present were Grace and Gladys
Turner, Effie Williams, Eyangeline
Ladd, Vera and Grace Macy, Gladys
Sylvester, HARRIET James, Calverta
Jay and Reva Alice.
The ice cream social which we
mentioned last week for the band ben
eft will be held at the Friends church
yards next Saturday evening, August
16. The band will probably have
their suits here by that time and they
will have a stand fixed up and will
furnish the crowd with music during
the evening. All mothers and young
ladies who wish to donate cake TO
the benefit let anyone in the band
know by next Wednesday, so they
can take down your name.
Inc Misses Lucille anu IlelOh Tvs
enberger, of OskaloOsa, and Miss
Mabel Warren, of Ottawa, Illinois.
came last Thursday for visit over
Sunday with Harlan and Lucille Mere
dith.
Last Saturday afternoon from to
6 o'clock, at the S. r. Alice home,
Mrs. viii Alice and Mrs. J. A. Waga-
man entertained in honor of Mrs. A.
l.. Meredith the following ladies':
Mesdames David Meredith, Emmett
Huston. T. Thornton, E. NJ. Carey,
10. w. Wildman, G. B. MCCOY Frank
Quire, Eugene Renauds b. Alice, Wal
ter Nortcutt, E. B. Macy, w. A. Gun
ningham, Jerry Mendenhall, II, &.
Macy and Curt Sparks.
The Chit Chat club taking their
turns alphabetically in entertaining,
met with Miss Alice Norman August
1st. The girls are learning many
new ways of making laces, etc, ana
they feel that great Improvement
along the needlework line is being
accomplished. H...