The Oskaloosa herald., 1915-01-14
LYNNVILLE LOCALS
DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
GATHERINGS ARE HELD IN VA
RIoUS HOMES DURING THE
NEW YEAR SEASON.
(LYnnville star. Jan. ~

NIAynuNlllB DLdT, Jan. ~
One of the delightful events of the
holiday season was the New Year S
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Homer Jay. 1t was genuine old
fashioned goose dinner, with all the
other dainties to make, it a complete
success Those who 4 enjoyed this
feast were Chas. Jay and. family, Mr..
and Mrs. E. w. Jay, Mrs. John Sylves-
ter and daughter Gladys, Mrs. Bess
Shaffer, her children, Louis and Az.
mes, and Masters Max and Paul Bush
ong, of Oskaloosa,
Jake Shane was host at a most
sumptuous New Years dinner given to
a company of twelve of his friends in
his rooms over the meat market. Jake
is of a generous disposition and likes
to make things pleasant for his
friends and this was no exception.
The dinner was the work of Mrs. f.
w. Alice, who proved herself we'll
trained in the gentle art of cooking,
Eas all the guests will testify.
Friday January LIST, was the 10Th
birthday of Mr.. John Rolls, and to
help him celebrate the occasion some
| of the home folks and friends came
with we'll filled baskets and a large
turkey, roasted nice and brown, upon
| which all toasted. Those present
were, Milt Sparks and family, c. G.
Macy and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Elias
Rolls and baby daughter, and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Benson Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frazier, living
four and one-half miles southwest of
Sully, were happily surprised Monday,
December 2Sth, it being their tenth
wedding anniversary. Their friends
came with we'll filed baskets and
each enjoyed splendid social time.
Mr. and Mrs, Frazier were presented
with many gifts of aluminium ware.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Johnson enter
tanned on New Years day, fourteen of
| their friends, which proved a very en-
| joyable occasion, and not least in the
days pleasures was the dinner of tur-
key and other toothsome deIicacies of
the season.
Raymond Renaud was a member. of
the gospel team from Penn college,
that conducted special meetings dur
ing the vacation at the H street mis-
sion in Oskaloosa, which is under the
control of the Friends church at that
place.
Mrs. T. A. Thompson had the mis-
fortune last Saturday night, while
preparing to retire, to break her toe
next to the great toe on her right foot,
by hitting it against the leg of a chair.
Miss Ethel Dysart, who has a posi-
ton as teacher in the schools at Wau-
kee, Iowa, terminated very pleasant
visit with her mother and sisters here
last Saturday and returned to Wau-
kee
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Brush had a
pleasant family party at their home
to partake of bounteOus New Years
dinner. The guests were the par
'ents of both host and hostess.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Wingfield had as
guests to delicious New Years din
ner their children and grandchildren,
who live in this community and a
merry gathering it was.
7. d. Harris left, last Wednesday
via Oskaloosa and Marshalltown for
his school work at Canyon City, Colo
RADIO, after a pleasant visit with
friends here. .......
Miss Effle Marion is teaching in her
sister Ednas place this week while
Edna has been. having some dental
work done. F'.
Mrs. A. NJ. Armstrong was hostess
to the Rebekah Embroidery Club last
Wednesday afternoon, there being fif-
teen ladies present
Mrs. c. H. Newly served delicious
two course dinner to company Of
young people at her home last Sun
day.
Mrs. Nancy Winget went Friday
noon to spend few days in the Jim
Lanphere home at New Sharon.
A number of the Bethel young peo-
pie attended the party at the Lorin
Wynne home New Years night
Miss Maude Bailey returned home
Saturday from her visit in Oskaloosa
and Grinnell.
A crowd of the KilIduff young peo-
pie attended the revival meetings
here last Wednesday. -" H.
Rev. q. H. Doan was an Oskaloosa
visitor Thursday and Friday of last
week.
Ed Hill of Oskaloosa made a hur-
ried business trip, to our town Mon
day. 49,.
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