The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-04-09
.LYNNV|LLE LOCALS
REV. OoAN ENTERTAINs SUNDAY
SCHOOL CLASSES FOR THEIR
MASTERING THE NAMES OF
THE BOOKS OF THE BIBLE.
UynnviIle Star, April ~

(LynnNlIle star, April ID
Some weeks ago Rev. Doan told
the boys and girls in the classes
taught by Mrs. Will Alice and Mrs
l.. y. Sylvester, that when they had
learned the books of the Bible so
they could name them without mis-
take, he would have treat for them.
They having proven that they had
mastered them, Mr.. Doan invited
them to the parsonage Saturday az.
ternoon between the hours OF three
and four.thirty. The time was spent
in various games, after which they
were served with refreshments.
The warmest mayorality campaign
that the city of Lynnville has eXper.
fenced for many a long year, ended
Monday in an almost complete victory
for the Peoples ticket J. A. Waga.
man was elected mayor by a more
than two to one vote over b. r.
BOuma. the citizens candidate, while
the treasurer, assessor and four coun.
cilmen were elected from the PEG.
pies ticket.
A fine, sturdy baby boy, tipping the
scales at 10 pounds, came to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Harms last
Saturday, the 18th. and is q nice ad-
dition to the little family circle,
which now consists of, besides the
parents, the little daughter Iona and
the new son who has been given the
nome of Coy lie Roy.
The w. F. NJ. S. OF the Friends
church spent the day last Thursday
working at the home of Mrs. c. o.
Macy, about forty ladies being pres.
ent. The day was spent in working
on two large quilts. cutting carpet
rags, making bonnets and a variety
of things. About $40 was realized.
The high school is now an accredit.
ed school, and prepares students for
college. There are several people
around Lynnville who should send
their children to school here. Let's
all cooperate and boost for the high
school and have pleasure and work
also.
| The choir of the Friends church
lis at work on some especially nice
selections which will be rendered in
connection with the Easter program
to be given at, the time OF the morn
ing service, April II. The public is
cordially invited.
| Roscoe, Earl and Russell Macy
have been home the past week enjoy.
ing the ten days spring vacation, and
had as their guests two college friends
JOS. Welsh and Leo. Meredith.
Carroll Macy has had IA college
friend, Harold Tomlinson, visiting
him during vacation. Carroll return
led Wednesday to commence base ball
ipractiCe.
Misses Mary Ratcliff and Beulah
Renaud spent Friday night in Oska-
lOOsa, the guests OF their brothers,
Frank Ratclilf and Floyd Remand.
The NJ. |. S. society met at the
home of Miss Jennie Rotten Tuesday
evening. Refreshments were served
after the evenings program.
| Some OF the II. S. students atten-
ed the Penn College glee club con.
cert in Searsboro last Saturday even
! ing.
Jim Miller and wife, living south
! OF town, welcomed a fine baby boy
into their home Sunday, March %.
Mrs. Minnie Quinn has been hay
ing siege OF appendicitis this week,
but at present is quite bit better.
Elvin Vanness has purchased the
Rodney Burnham home and will take
possession some time in April.
! The ladies of the Embroidery Club
wee entertained by Mrs. u. II. Doan
Friday afternoon.
Glen Newly is home from Penn
College and will return for the spring
term.
T.. r. Miller, of Oskaloosa, came mp
to spend q few days with relatives.