The Oskaloosa herald., 1914-02-19
LYNNv|LLE LOCALS
MISS DELLA VELDHUIZEN AND
CERT VAN DE kRAl MARRIED
AT THE BRIDES HOME BY REV.
OANHOFF OF SULIY.
LynnVille Star, Feb. ~.


At the home OF the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Veldhuizen last
Thursday, Feb. 9Th, at high noon, oc
Cured the marriage of their daugh,
ter, Miss Della, to Guert Van de Kral
Rev. Danhoff of Sully officiating. The
bride wore a dainty dress OF white
and following the ceremony a stump.
tuous dinner was served to the
guests and in the evening a reception
was held for the young couple, there
being forty present at the two affairs
They are very highly esteemed
couple and hence the best wishes ol
friends as they start out in their new
life together. They will be at home
alter March 18th, On the old Forsythe
farm, | y miles south of Sully.
A surprise party was given in hon,
or of Miss Etfie Williams at the home
of Reva Allen on Thursday evening
The guests were already assembled
when Ellie came, having been invited
by Reva to spend the evening. The
house was beautifully decorated in
maroon and white, Freshman 'colors
of which class Ettie is a member.
Wednesday evening last, Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Thompson entertained a
Jolly party of young people to the
number of about thirty. After sever,
al hours spent in playing various
games, the boys were given a rod
line to fish over the door tor partners
for the lap supper which was served.
The supper consisted of sandwiches,
pickles, bananas and cake.
The marriage of Miss Hattie De
Jong and Mr.. Arthur Huyser was sol
emnized at twelve O'Clock Thursday
at the Geys De Jong home. Thurs.
day evening Mrs. win Huyser enter.
tanned nearly seventy-iye. Mr.. HuyseI
owns fine 200 acre farm near Mas
on City. where they will make theiI
home after March l.
Ethel Sherman was eight years old
Saturday, Jan. 3lst, and the occasion
was made merry through the assis.
lance of several little neighborhood
friends invited to join her from two
until four o'clock for play at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Sherman
The pupils of the 7th and Sth
grades, chaperoned by their teacher,
Miss Dysart, enjoyed bob sled ride
last Monday night. The only thing
lacking was an upset. but lack OF
snow and proper grades prevented
this part OF the fun relative to such
a ride.
1t is reported that Smith Bros. the
local druggists, have arranged to open
a store in their home town In Mime
sofa. They expect to leave here
about March 18th, but have not DO.
cided yet what disposal they will
make of their drug store here.
Miss Artie Schultz has given up her
position in Mr.. Hams store as clerk.
Her folks will soon move on their
new farm near Mason City. Miss
Artie IS a splendid girl and will be-
greatly missed.
Miss Mamie Hammer was very
much surprised last Saturday even
ing, when about twenty.four friends
came in to remind her of her birth
day. The evening was spent playing
interesting games and listening to
music and so forth.
Mr.. George Sparks, from the Sold
iers' home, who has been visiting rel.
atives here, was the victim of a very
happy surprise last Sunday at the
home of his niece, Mrs. B. A. Nit.
Chell, it being the occasion of his
9th birthday.
o. J. Ladd and family will contin.
ne to occupy the house south OF the
Methodist church for while as Mr..
Holm who purchased it will not move
tn town until fall
Otto Reick, who formerly had the
jewelry repair shop here has return
ed and has opened business in the
north side of the building occupied
by the Star Office.
The w. c. r. U. held their monthly
meeting with Mrs. Charles Newly
last Thursday. and enjoyed a very
session.
Mrs" Frank Creed was operated on
last Friday night by DR.. Clark of
Oskaloosa for appendicitis and Is in
a very serious condition at this
writing.