Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-28

tney lntenQ spending the Winter.
Miss Winnie Lentz of Quincy, ILL.,,
was guest at the home of Mrs. Jen-
ME Triblecock on Sunday.
C. j. Phillips of Buffalo, N. Y, de-
parted on Monday after short visit
at the home of his brother, Geo. w.
Phillips.
Guy Harely, who entered the Iowa
City law school last fall, is spending
the week at the home of his parents.
Mrs. J. w. Young, after a two weeks
visit with her son, DR.. H. G. Young,
leaves Thursday for Hutchinson, Kan,
where she will visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lillian Stewart until
Christmas, when she will return to
this city. She expects to be join
ed by her son Wray, with whom she
will return to Chicago after spending
the holiday vacation here
Miss Alma CURLY of Unionville, No.
is visiting at the home of Misses Jen-.
ME and Fannie Patterson.
Mrs. Wyckhizer addressed the
women of the city at the Christian
church Sunday afternoon and deliver
ed an excellent address. Rev. Wyck-
hizer will address the men on next
Sunday afternoon at the Christian
church, the services will take the place
of the usual afternoon service at the
Y. M. G. A. parlors.
The thirty-third anniversary of
Bloomfield Rebekah lodge No. /, /. o.
O. F. was celebrated at the Odd Eel
lows hall on Friday evening when the
lowing program was given:
Invocation, Rev. j. W. Potter.
Adlracc Of wolonp,a N1rc h,,,,
Whybroud.
Response, Grand Master, NJ. New
man.
Solo. Miss Ramona Guy.
Reading of minutes of first meeting,
Grand Patriarch N. S. Johnson.
Music
History of Rebekah lodge, Hon. S.
A. Moore.
Recitation, Master Bernard Halle
wood.
Address, R. L. Tilton, grand secre-
tary.
Music.
Five minute talks by visitors and
others.
Recitation Mrs. Joe Rominger.
Music.
| An unexpected number was added
| to the program by a travelling musician
and expert whistler Prof. Prince, broth
er of Mrs. Lulu Prince Kennedy of
Kansas, who was on trial some time
/ ago for the murder of her husband.
| In order to give her the benefit of a
second trial in which Prof Prince
hopes to establish her innocence. he
/ is travelling about playing for small
contributions. Nearly SIS was collect
ed for his benefit Following the pro-
gram banquet was given at Wis
hardt hall. There were present from
out of town, Grand Master M. New
man, and Grand Grand Secretary R.
l.. Tilton of Des Moines, Grand Junior
1 Warden w. C. Hummer. of Keokuk,
| Mrs. Hattie Barquest, Mrs. Reynolds
and Mrs. Apgar of Des Moines; Mrs.
Sheaffer and Mrs. Thompson of South
Ottumwa and twenty-five or thirty
! guests from Moulton.
Mrs. l.. T. Hatton left Sunday to
spend the week with relatives in OF
/ tumwa. Abba and Centeryille. She
] will be joined on Wednesday by Mr.
Hatton. who will accompany her tc
the latter city, where they will spend
4 Thanksgiving.
4 Mrs. Mary Young left Saturday for
Milton, where she is spending several
1 days at the home of her son, w. a.
Iinaberry, whose home has been glad
dened by the arrival of little eight
pound baby boy.
A. B. Gilbert left Saturday for Cen
terville, where he is visiting at the
home of his son, z. S. Gilbert
i Rev. j. w. Potter left Monday for a
4 few days visit at the home of his
/ brother at Ainsworth
sieourney.
4 Sigourney, Nov 26.-Word comes
from Davenport that Mrs. Jack Bell
formerly Miss Belle Pinkerton, of this
place, died Monday night. She ha6
been operated on for appendicitis. Cy
4 Pinkerton, her father, left yesterday
I evening for Davenport to see his
4 daughter and it is hoped that he arriv
ed there in time to meet her before
death came.
/ Miss Anna Wayte left for Cedar
Rapids last night to visit over Thanks
\ giving.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by Clerk Barrett to Frank l.. Lowe %
and Juna Dawson 81; Elmer E. Snid
er 80, and Anna Mary Weaver, 81.
. Mrs. Kramer of Keota visited ovel
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Franz
z Schlitz.
The revival meetings at the M. E
church are still in session. The Monk
man Brothers will finish their worl
here the coming Sunday night. Sew
i eral people are being converted.
i Mrs. w. III. Hamilton visited at Delta
over Sunday.
4 Mrs. Joe Dagle of West Chester
spent Sunday and Monday in Sigour
4 ney.
Miss Blanche Webb left yesterda.
for Des Moines to spend a week.
4 Will Richardson went to Davenport
Saturday evening.
4 r. S. Wheeler went to West I.ibert.
Saturday evening to visit relatives.
4 Ben Rowley and Mr.. MONTE went t.
Keota yesterday on business.
Mrs. Frank Basham returned las
might from visit of several days will
J Mt. Pleasant relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Perno is visiting at Oska
loosa.
| Mrs. L. A. Funk and Mrs. Smitl