The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-02-22
IN AND AB0UT.LACEY
REVIVAL MEETINGS CONTINUE
REV. MlNEAR PR,AcHEs.

heVlFal meetings. are sun IN progress.
District Superintendent Geo. Minear
preached Saturday night and Sunday
at Fairview Sunday night he
preached and held Communion SER
vices at Lacey.
Mr. Wagner of University Park is
leading the singing this week at the
revival meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Mott are very low
at heir home here. DR.. Wallace of
New Sharon is attending them daily.
All hope for their speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. l.. Parkhurst re-
turned from Iowa Falls Tuesday ev-
ening to help care for Mrs. Park
bursts parents.
David Dilley is sick here at his
home.
Y Ed McCombs came in from Nebras
ka Sunday evening for visit with
his wife and son.
Miss Mary Wyatt spent Sunday
With Mary and Vada Rockwell.
Thomas Ballinger has secured the
services OF George Johnson to help
lin in his store.
Miss Jessie Duboc, superintendent
# schools, was here Tuesday visiting
he school.
Mr.. and Mrs John Haldenberg re
,eived valentine Feb. IA in the form
If baby girl. Mother and baby do
ing nicely and Johns face is wreathed
II smiles.
Clint Shaw took in car load OF
.ogs Monday.
The teachers and Professor Newell
and wife attended Study Center il
)skaloosa last Saturday.
Miss Eva Wickersham spent Sun
lay i'll Oskaloosa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mott are hero
,elping to care for their parents.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. Ray WEIGH
'eb. Z, 1917, baby girl.
The w. c. L. U. will meet Feb. %
o. observe Frances Willard Memoria'
Irs. Barnard of Oskaloosa will b
nth them.
Mr.. Hotton, missionary from In
la, gave a very interesting lecture
tuesday, evening.
Miss Irene EIassclman spent Sun
ay with Elsie Rockwell
I additional Items by Samantha.)
Health OF community very good i;
tnclal. #'- " 3D..
Tnads getting in fine 81 aIe.
p y-. MI
snliug new Ford cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. M. Mott are bot
oorly at this writing. All hope TO
speedy recovery.
E. E. Mastellers entertained tn.
ountry Club Saturday night.
Miss Swanson, also little Edit
chooley, visited Sunday at the HON
the writer
Carl Dilley visited Sunday wit
cell Reynolds.
w. B. Harvey, who for some tim
as been in poor health, is gettin;
ONE better.
The Community League will hol
5 mountaineering Friday night.
The writer spent a few days las
eek in Chicago. We intended t.
ay ten days "or such a matter" bu
ur basket of provision was runnin:
w and we couldn't find Montgomer
Yards, so we came back in fou
avs.
The severe storm OF some days pas
indercd the shipping from Lacey
he stock was detained there fo
ONE time for want of transportation
coward Masteller finally shipped hi
DAD of hogs and cattle to Peoria
loscoe Downey a load of butche
tutf to Ottumwa; Fred Everett tw,
Dads of cattle to Chicago. Each on'
# the boys accompanied their ship
ncnt.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Rockwell spen
part of Wednesday evening at tbs
4. S. Downey home.
Listen for the chime of weddin:
,ells now shortly.
Geo. Johnson has taken UP his wefl
II the Ba!linger store.
The writer spent Tuesday will
hrs. Jas. +. Cruzen. She continue
il poor health, much to the disap
,ointnent of her many friends. Thi
counts for the absence of the goot
ettcrs from NJ. c., as she is known
md which we all so much enjoyed
rho half hundred or more post card
hat were showered on her, the vase;
# flowers. the potted plants. inquir
es from friends, the comment on he
hurch work, and the general lonsinf
II her friends to see her out again.
I'll these bespcak tho esteem which is
felt for her By those who know he'
best. She requested me to thank
the Herald and correspondents TO.
the beautiful fern which they sent tc
her, assuring all it was much appre
ciatcd.
Fcb'y "a. Samantha.
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