The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-08-24
THE EVELAND EVENTS
Mr. Leo Hill and M SIS Edna Parker
United in WedlocK.

Eveland, Aug. 23 Thy N. X. Con
Wednesday evening, Aug. 16, occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Leo Hill of Bussey
and Miss Edna Parker of this vicinity.
About fifty invited guests we're assem-
bled when the bride and groom took
their places under the bower of blue
and white, while Miss Zeigler played
the wedding march. Rev. Courtney OFF,
ciated at the service which united the
hearts of this popular young couple.
Mrs. Hill is the only daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Parker and has spent
her entire life in this vicinity, having
finished the school course at Center.
She entered the Bussey school, later
attended the Abba High school from
which place she was graduated last
June. She is a teacher of ability and
has a position in the Bussey school for
the present year. Mr. Hill is the son
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Hill of Bussey and
has an interest in the garage at that
place. He has taken a short course in
studying electrical appliances and is
making good in his chosen work. Mr..
and Mrs Hill will go to housekeeping
in home already prepared for them
| in Bussey where they will be followed
by the best wishes of host of friends
While in Oskaloosa last week
through the kindness of Mr.. l.. Mccall.
we had the pleasure of seeing his fine
tomato vines. He has them growing
lon "a treIlis seven and eight feet high
They are beautiful color and their
size is great, weighing from one pound
until they reach almost two. We be
lieve he calls them the Fonda Rosa. l,
does not matter so much If the name
/ is not right, the tomatoes are all right
land Mr.. Mccall has reason to be pref
ty proud of them. g mi 81; Il
I Mr.. and Mrs. Math Johnson of neal
Buxton and Miss Daisy Johnson ID
Dryer, Wyoming were Visiting Sun
day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Har
fryf Pickerel. tjh3' "1GHjH Il. -
Mrs: McVey of New Mexico, is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. B. S. Tharp ant
was in attendance at church at Bethe
on last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Mcconnell, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leo Hill together with GROVE
of other young folks are camping OF
the Des Moines river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Lawrence o
Nebraska we're Sunday visitors at thu
home of Mr.. and John Moore.
Mrs. G.. b. Parker of BuSsey is visit
ing at hte G. w. Parker and the L
Vanderhorst homes in this vicinity.
Mrs. NJ X Clark and children, Mer
Vim and AnHabel and Miss DOROTHY
Ross were in Oskaloosa last Thursda!
attending Chautauqua and caring 70
business matters. ~ II. i'7'1 '"'
Rev. Pearson filled his regular ap
]pofnthent at BetheIIlast Sunday morn
ling ahd evening Owing to various
reasons several people who shoult
have been present were unable to at
ltend the services. -..a
+ On next Saturday Safterhppn a gen
erali good time is PLANNED at Bethel
| Races and various stunts will be
Feature of the afternoon. All bring sup
lper. and eat together in picnic fashion
I'm the evening program of music ant
recitations islplanned after which ic
cream and other refreshments will b.
served. All invited to attend and as
4 sfst in making this good time al
fair: - ~ ... IT," s.sr'
J.. While in .Oskaloosa last week W.
had the pleasure Of meeting our oil
time friend, Mrs. j. McLandsborough
and her daughter and husband, MI
and Mrs. Arthur Cameron and thei
two little ones We are always glad t.
meet these good people and see tina
time and life is dealing kindly will
them as the seasons roll.
Bussey callers Saturday evening
from this vicinit we're w. S. Mathers
Bert Vanderhost's, j. H. Clark's, Ton
Haywoodss, Mr.. Whites, Ora Hay
wood, anil possibly others.
The Gospel team from Oskaloost
were out to White City on. Sunday al
Iternoon and, gave some splendid talk
i which We're: greatly enjoyed by al
Iwho were fortunate enough tQtsb
Ipresent. aniFr' ~ 40
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