The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1916-05-18
ARE QUIETLY Welded
Eddyviile Young People "Slip Off"
to Oskaloosa and Marry.

Eddyyilie, May 13.-Ward Albaugh
and Miss Lillian Trask surprised their
many friends by being quietly married
in OSkaloosa on Wednesday. The Ger.
emory was performed by Rev. Per
due at hte parsonage. The bride is, a
prominent teacher of this community
and young lady of culture and re-
iiEement. The groom, the youngest son
OF MIR. and Mrs. Albaugh is a pros.
Ferrous young farmer Mr.. and Mrs.
Albach will reside on a farm west of
EddyVille. They have the best wish
es OF a host OF friends
II The Girls Glee Club from Penn
College gave an entertainment on
Thursday evening al the Congrega-
tiOnal church. Although the entertain
ment had not been Well advertised.
they were greeted by quite a large au
'dience who were greatly pleased with
the program and hope the young ladies
may appear. in EddyVille some time in
the near future.
Mrs. Harry Saunders of Wisconsin,
and Miss Rachel Saner of Bloomfield
are visiting this week at the parental
oder home.
Miss Emma Nye has been reelected
to Supt. of the schools of EddyVille.
Miss Nye has filed the position for a
number of years and the people OF
this community appreciate the excel.
lent work she has done an dare great
" pleased to learn that she will CON
tinue in her present position
4, Mrs. D. sampelson Of Minneapolis
was called to Eddyyille this week by
the serious illness Of her father |. J
Edwards. g..
Mrs. c. Smith of Oskaloosa was the
guest Thursday Of har son and wife,
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Smith.
The MISSIONARY Society of the Con
church was very pleasant. |
lv entertained on Thursday D. II, by
Mrs. F. M. Epperson, Mrs VIM. Lew
is, Mrs. Ida Weber and Mrs. Annie |
Davis. "..' -.l
Mrs. Chas. Williams had charge Of
the program and read a paper on
Missionar" work in China. Mrs. Ida
Weber read paper, explaining the !
work of the Grinnell China band of
y Dung men who are willing to make |
such sacrifices in order, to build m \
higher institutions Of learning in |
China. Mrs. Webber'S son George, a |
graduate Of Grlnnell Class IA, is at
the head of the movement. Mrs. +. |
NJ. Epperson then gave a short talk.
after which refreshments were served.
d. Mrs Chas. Oldham returned Friday
from Newton, where she has been at.
lending at P. e. Q. convention.
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Canada, arrived in FldyVille
Thursday for a visit at the Joe Fry
home and with other relatives and
Eiends. .t..
Miss Regina Rennie Of Beacon, Mrs.
Jennie Reese Of LuEQp, county, Pa,
Mrs, Hattie Ri0haFdsnn OF near Ham.
lton and Mr41aag MRS. VIM y Reese
we're entertained ono Thursday at the
D !. Reese ofFoIhe 2Mhs NY eatherly or
Lincoln, INeb:, addressed large aud
cnCe on Wednesday at the Electric
Theatre on the Subject Of Equal Sui
rage" -.
MIS- Chas. Ross of Wright is spend
nE the week in EddyyiIle visiting her
ather, l.. Y. Terrell.
Mrs Geo. lager of Batavia was cal
ed to EddyyiIe Friday by the serious
Ines of her father-in law, John ia
,er.
james and Walter DObsOn and VIM.
AIKEN have returned to their home in
Decatur county after a short visit with
elatives in EddyVille.
VIM. Myers transacted business inI
AarshalltoWn Friday.
Drs. f. E. Vance, E. l.. Bay and
w. McCpea returned Friday from
Davenport where they have been at
ending a state medical meeting.
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