The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-08-15
IN HEALTH AGAIN
J. LYTLE HAS FULLY RECOVERED
OTHER PRIME NEWS

PRIME NelSnDOfnOOu, aug. S.-An-
drew Lytle has returned from Roches-
ter, Mimi, where he has been for two
weeks having some dental work done
Mr.. Lytle's friends will be glad to
know that he has made his final trip
to Rochester and comes home feeling
fine and in his usual health.
Mr.. Carl Childs of Camp Dodge
made run down to the parental Lyle
home and visited his wife and rela-
tives over Sunday.
Elmer Pomeroy Of Fremont was out
to visit with his mother and father
last Thursday, over night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cruzen visited
near Fremont last Sunday with Elmer
and Guy Pomcroy families.
July 25, occurred the marriage of
Perry Lytle and Miss Lorena Little of
Oskaloosa, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Little,
sos South A street, Rev. Alexander
McFerran officiating. The bride was
DOl IL anu lCul Vu III SohuiOccu "iN Ai'''7
been for several years a valued work
er in the Penn Overall factory. The
groom is one of our prosperous farm
ers, who has lived most all of his life
in this neighbOrhood and is young
man of sterling qualities. Perry mas
been called to service and is awaiting
orders so no home for the newlyweds
was planned at present but we will
promise Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Lytle
when the wsr is won and Perry comes
marching home again We will get our
same crowd and that many more than
was at the charivari on last Friday
hight and extend to him the glad hand
of welcome to our neighborhood again
congratulations, many, and hearty
from your friends.
One of the happiest occasions of the
Bode relatives of Mrs. Homer Prime
was in the reunion of all the family al
the hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs
Homer Prime, July 2l That was feast
ing day, but brothers and sisters and
mother arrived previous and tool
their departure the day after. Ida was
certainly happy and at her best to heI
guests of 25 relatives who enjoyed the
beautiful day in bringing back the
recollection of memories of days wheT
they enjoyed life with mother, father
and brother and sisters at the home
! Hra.iln thnn tho father has
crossed the bar, but mother, three
| brothers and two sisters were present
and made use of every minute of theil
visit. The mother, Mrs. II. Bode, Mr.
and Mrs. Tammin and three children
of Parkersburg, Neal BOde and wife
| from Ceylon, Mimi, John BOde anC
| daughter Gertrude from Wooden, Ia.
! Boyd BOde and son Hendrix from Ur
bana, Ills, Mrs. Frank Boston anC
family of this neighborhood, also Mr.
and Mrs. Miles Prime.
The ladies of Frances Willard Union
met Aug. /, at the home of Mrs. Viii
POmeTOy and held their regular Aug
ust meeting. Our regular date conflict
ing with other dates it was considered
best to change meeting time and hurry
up our work for the comfort bags
which were to be supplied for Oul
! boys who leave in August. One doz
en- were finished and filled and tOgeth
er with the dozen previously made
| have about all been given out to oul
soldiers of neighbors and friends who
have gone to camp. 1t meant much tC
us to read the good newsy and appre
ciate letter from Guy Hackley in &
late Herald, when he commented OF
the comfort bags given by the Oska
loosa Union and was so appreciative
of the gift.
Miss LYNNE Steddom is entertain
ing a lady friends from York state.
Leslie Harvey has begun baling
straw in this vicinity at 1925 per ton
Mrs. Fred Eastburn left Sunday
morning by auto for trip to Chicago
and visit her son Raymond at the Ma
val Training Station at the Larks.
Miss Elsie Elliott of Ames who has
been visiting with Rose Johnson for
two weeks left for her home Saturday