Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-03


court house porch commencing Mon
day, Sept. 2. During the course OF the
sermons he will deliver one on instru-
mental music in the church services
to which he is greatly opposed and
claims he can give good Bible reasons
for his belief. Rev. Moore is recon-
mended as an earnest Christian work
er and plain forcible talker and the
open air meetings will no doubt prove |
very interesting.
Mr. and Mrs. John Book are NOV
ing from the Kneeland property to
their new home recently completed in
Braden addition.
teachers in our public schools has re
which was spent in Nebraska, Color
ado, and California While she was
gone she attended the national con
vention of the Epworth League at San
Francisco as delegate from the Char
iton chapter.
Mrs. T. C. Walker returned Friday
from a days visit with her mother,
Mrs. Kate Holiday, in Creston.
Jerome Oppenheimer expects to
start the first of September for German
town, Ohio, where he will take a
course of instruction in the military
school of that place.
The public schools of Charlton will
open Monday, Sept. 2, for their fall
and winter terms. When the school
bell rings Monday nearly 1000 school
children, who have been enjoying their
summer vacation will go trooping
back to school for another nine
months study to fit them for the bat
tie of life. The schools of Charlton this
year are expected to be even better
| than they have been in the past. The
new superintendent, j. B. Morris, has.
been very busy at work getting things
| in running order and with his long and
successful term of years in school
work throughout the state of Iowa
and the excellent corps of teachers he
has under his care here, there can &c
| but little doubt of the success of this
term of school. Miss Anna Lyman
will still retain the fourth and fifth
grades and Mrs. Fred Waight will fill
the position of assistant high school
| teacher until the return of the regu-
| lar teacher, Miss Jennie Mckleene
about Sept. L. who is now making a
tour of Europe with her parents.
Glen Marker has returned to Char
iton to make his future home after an
extended visit with friends in Color
ado He went out with the intention
of locating but decided Iowa was 4
better place to live.
/ Mrs. Josephine Powell, an old resi-
dent of Charlton. stopped over day
and visit old friend while enroute
home from visit with her parents at
Melrose.
Earl Hahn has returned from a few
days visit at the state fair in Des
Moines and resumed his position as
messenger boy for the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company.
/ Robert Larson of the Charlton Pa
triot force, departed Friday morning
for a few days visit in Des Moines.
S. S. Morrison and son George OF
Lincoln township, returned Thursday
evening from Des Moines where they
had been visiting for few days and
taking in the state fair.
Mrs e. S. Baker returned Friday
from an extended visit with heI
parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Campbell
of Tacoma.
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