The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-03-19
WRIGHT

Mafcn 10. BlLaCh Ely Ms.
WRIGHT.
Mrs. Steve Howell and son Paul
went to New Sharon Tuesday to visit
a week with her daughter, Mrs. Net
tie johnson.
Mrs. Mollie Bond was a business
caller in Oskaloosa Tuesday.
Mrs. Susie Landfear went to Abba
Wednesday to visit with her son, w.
r. Landfear and family, returning
home Saturday.
The w. u. S. club met with Mrs.
Fred McAdams Tuesday evening. A
lnnch was served and an enjoyable
evening was spent.
Miss Elizabeth Sheahan, county SUI
perintendant of : Mahaska county
spoke at the Union church last
Thursday afternoon on the subject
of. consolidation OF country schools
Let us all vote when the time comes
for a school house at Wright.
Miss Pearl Sullivan, of Abbotts
hospital, came down to visit her moth.
er and grandmother Thursday noon,
returning home in the afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid Society served a
ten-cent tea at Mrs. NJ. W. Crozier's.
ii being her birthday last Thursday.
Mrs. c.. ID. Randall was surprised
Thursday by her children and grand
children bringing in lots of good
things to eat and spending the day
with her. it being her birthday.
They enjoyed pleasant day.
Mrs. Orville Il. Zion, of Moline, ILL.,,
cane Saturday to visit a couple OF
weeks at the parental Landfear home
and with other friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thomas, of Ce-
dar, were calling at r. A. Carpenters
Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. McAdams are intend
ing to move to OskalOOsa soon. These
worthy young people have made many
friends in this community and We
are sorry to see them go.
Professor Dunham's concert Satur-
day night was Il success. The sing
ing done by the class was good. The
Buckeye orchestra played several
beautiful pieces. There was also mu-
sic by the Wright orchestra, also
cOrnet duets by Harry Anderson's two
sons. which were well executed. Pro
lessor Denham said it was as good a
concert as he ever had. They had Il
large and appreciative audience,
which enjoyed the concert very much.
Professor Dunham's convention at
Wright closes Monday night and
from here he goes to Martinsburg.
We are glad to know that Professor
Durham will he here next fall to
hold another convention.
Mrs. Nellie Phearis and two chill
dren, Earl and Irene, of Davenport,
came Sunday morning to visit with
her grandmother, Mrs. Barrett and
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Sulli-
van.
There was preaching at the Friends
church last Sunday morning and we
understand that they will have preach
ing there now every Sunday.
Rev. Williams, of Fremont, preach
ed at May chapel Sunday afternoon.
Clarence Faith and family visited
last Sunday at the parental OlesOn
home near Zoar.
MI. and Mrs. Earl Witt. Clarence
Faith and Edgar Olcson spent Sun
day evening at the II. ". Landfear
home.
Mrs. Elizabeth Mcbride, who has
been staying in Oskaloosa with her
brother this winter, has returned to
her home at Wright.
Word has been received that Mrs.
Joel Hayes, OF Cedar, is quite Ill.
Ernie Lyon, of Cedar, was trans
acting business in Wright Monday
AFTERNOON.
Roe Ireland was passenger to Ere
mont Monday noon.
Mrs. Lon Bryson was in Oskaloosa
Friday afternoon.
Mrs. joan Thomas. of Cedar, was
trading in Wright Monday afternoon.
Miss Opal Caldwell called to see
Mrs. Blanche Zion Tuesday afternoon.
X. KnudSOn is raising the roof and
building an addition to his lumber
shed.
Mrs. Albert Fox, who fell and hurt
! her knee one day last week, has
nearly recovered from the accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Witt visited
with Mrs. Riggs Monday evening.
/ The Penn College Girls Glee Club
IOf Oskaloosa. will give an entertain
mant at the Union church Saturday
eyeninG, March 2lst.
We hear that Seth Randalls foot
! is some better.
The class in singing will meet al
Dan Allsup's Thursday night to prac
tice.
Mrs. Lizzie Myers is much better
though not able to be out yet.
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