The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-11-26
LYNNV|LLE LOCALS
r. BURNHAM SELLS RESTAURANT
TO c. w. ALICE. ROY VALEN-
TINE OF TELEPHONE COMPANY
is PROMOTED. -,.
(Lynnville Star, Nov. 49,

Mr.. Ray Valentine, who has been
the telephone lineman for this place
and Sully since July has been given
the position of secretary and manag-
er of the telephone plant at humes-
ton, Iowa, and has resigned here, the
resignation taking effect Nov 18th.
Mr.. E. H. Clayton is the new line
man and comes wen recommended
for his duties.
c. F. Renaud and wife and Eugene
Renaud autoed TO Oskaloosa Tuesday
afternoon to see their brother Cliff
ford Renaud, who underwent an op-
peration for appendicitis at the city
hospital in OskaloOsa Wednesday OF
last week They found him doing
nicely and expecting to go home that
evening.
r. Burnham has sold his restaur-
ant to e. w. Alice of New Sharon who
win take possession Monday, Nov. %.
lit is hoped that MIR. Burnham and
family will continue to be residents
Iof our town and a welcome is extend
ed to the new proprietor and wife,
wishing them success in our midst
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ShrOyeF Of
New Sharon and their daughter, Mrs.
Hattie Galbrcth Of Kimble, South
Dakota, visited from Friday until
Monday with their daughter and sis
ter. Mrs. Henry Jones. Mrs Jones
returned to New Sharon with them
for a few days visit
DIT mt a p q
company of friends at quilting last
Wednesday, serving a delicious din
Iner at noon. The ladies present
we're Mrs. P. T. Cope of New Sharon,
Mesdames Charley Russell. Leonard
Brush, A. A. Ratcliff and Miss Mary
RatCliff
The members of the Odd Fellows
and Rebeccah lodges went to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Valentine
! Monday evening and spent delight,
full social evening with them before
they leave for their new home at
Humeston, the latter part of this
month.
Milo Harms has closed out his res.
Itaurant business but does not intend
leaving town. Mr.. DeBruyn moved
the building, which he occupied with
the restaurant, around by the north
side of the Shahan shoe shop, facing
| east on the main street.
Seth NJ. Cause of Marshalltown
visited from Saturday until Monday
with his father, Eli Cause. and broth
ers. Mr.. Cause has just been elected
by a large majority county treasurer
|of Marshall county, for the second
term.
Mrs. NJ. J. Garner and her mother
Mrs. Caster, visited Friday with Mrs
Ellie Barlow, and grandma Barlow
The latter and Mrs Caster having
been old neighbors, the visit was {
very enjoyable one.
The ladies' of the Friends Mission
larry Society will hold an exchange al
John Causes store Wednesday NOV
l25th.. Their chicken pie supper and
bazaar will occur Dec. 18th.
Rolly Shaffer and wife are justly
proud these days over the arrival o
the first baby in their home, an eight
pound daughter who came Friday
November l3--not an unlueky daI
flor, them
The embroidery club spent yerl
1 aa-.
pheasant afternoon at the home 10
MRS. G. w. Wfldman last Friday, thu
thine being spent with fancy work o
various kinds
James Shaw and wife and Edgal
Johnson went to New Sharon Tues
day afternoon where Mr. Shaw hat
nineteen teeth extracted, Pretty goot
flor one day.
The Ladies' Aid held an all da.
injecting at the home OF Mrs. Franl
Brown last Wednesday and quilte'
ten quilts for the hostess.
Lee Kent and his son.in-law, Edga
Timmons, arrived with their cars 0
stock and household effects from
1south Dakota Sunday.
Miss Hazel Hoffmeyer went to Oh
wet Wednesday for few weeks visi
with her aunt. Mrs George McCombs