Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-12
Bloomfield.

Sne mas 'DeSu attending nSr SOL, SlNue,
who has been very sick with errsipe-
las fever.
Miss Edith Sickle was a recent Wis
itor at Selma at the home of Miss Mae
Hinllle.
Dr.. c. II. Cronk is spending couple
Of weeks with relatives in Gilman.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Penning-
ton to Herbert King occurred at the
homo of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. L. Pennington Tuesday after
noon at o'clock, the ceremony being
performed by Rev. ]. w. Stark in the
presence of a large number Of rela-
tives and friends. The Bride and
groom were conducted Immediately to
the dining room, where an elegant re-
past was served, Mrs. H. c. Leach as
sisting at the bridal table. The re-
mainder OF the guests, not of the i'm
mediate bridal party, were served
in the adjoining apartments by Mrs.
c. l.. Pennington. Mrs. A. H. Fortune
and Mrs. j. M. Stark. Returning to
the parlor organizations and many
kind wishes for future prosperity We're
showereG upon the happy couple. The
bride was attired in a neat travelling
suit OF brown which was very becom-
ing and pretty. The floral decorations
consisted of trailing vines and bios
SONS of white clematis and white n.y.
drangea. Large bowls of fern leaves
formed beautiful center piece for the
dining table and vases OF nasturtiums
lent their spicy fragrance to the air.
The collection of wedding presents was
most beautiful and consisted of guam
! Of HI cil, ~
Haviland china, mahogany chairs, a
handsome brussels rug and many 9th
er gifts from large circle Of friends
from home and abroad AT 4 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. King departed on two
weeks pleasure trip to Minneapolis
and st. Paul, being accompanied to
the depot by few immediate friends
A new home in the north part of the
city was recently purchased and there
Mr.. and Mrs. King will be at home to
their friends after October Is. The
groom is a talented young business
man and cashier of the Sickle Elk
change bank, where he has been en-
gagged during the past four years. The
bride he has chosen is endowed with
! those qualities of mind and heart tnat
tend to make home beautiful. A long
and prosperous life time will doubt
/ less be the portion meeted out tc
them. There were present from
I abroad, MI. and Mrs. Sam Pennington
and family of Abba. Mr. and Miss Cop
pers of Kenwood Mo-; Mrs. Fl. G. Nc
Cahan of Kirksville, Mo-; Mrs. LaRue
Van Horn of Mt. Pleasant; Mrs. Coop
er of Holdridge, Neb.
Judge Roberts opened court Wed
nesday morning and rendered his de
cisions in the Glenn Jennings case, i'm
posing fine of $3.50 and costs. Jen
nings was given twenty days to rails,
the money and was released on tn,
$500 bond given at the time of hi
| indictment
/ G. w. holland of Ottumwa spen
Wednesday and Thursday in this city
a business visitor at the Davis count
fair.
Ormanville.
Ormanville, Sept. 12.-G. w. Ovel
turf, who has been very sick is i'm
proving.
Miss Ella Berry of Ottumwa wa
the guest at the E. S. Berry home
few days since.
Frank Rankin and wife of Oklahom
and Lawyer Rankin of Ottumwa wer
in our city recently combining bus
ness with pleasure.
Miss Bertha Berry commences he
: first term of school this week at tn
Livingson school.
The high school will be preside
over by Charles Burnaugh.
!, F. NJ. Thomas of Montour is visi
ing his brother, G. M. Thomas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hutchins {
Bloomfield and Earl Davis of Higl
land Center were in town Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Criss has returned frol
g weeks visit in South Ottumwa wit
her children. Mrs William Eakin an
Mrs. J. A. Mccall
Aaron Adamson's brother is visi
: ing him.
, Mr.. and Mrs. John Phillips wei
i callers at West Lyme on their journe
5 through our city enroute from Aarc
S WAITS, where they hal been visitin
Mrs. Sylvia Wyatt has just returne
!. from Blakesburg where she has bee
+ visiting for some time
Miss Louise Rhine is convalescing.
Mrs. Jerome Gallon of Ottumwa I
turned home yesterday. She had be-
! visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Jol
{ Chance.
Misses Cynthia and Dora Livingstt
and Grace Hardman of Bloomfie
2 were recent visitors at Geo. Livin
ston's.
: Mrs. Mary Skinner was caller
the Orphanage today.
Mrs. Tude Thomas was entertain
by Mrs. e. S. Berry and daughter
$ Misses Bertha and Edna on last THU
K day.
Mrs. Melissa Burn was thrown fro
horse and quite seriously hurt.
i Mr.. and Mrs. John Hamilton we
y to Bloomfield Saturday on business.
{. Evangelist Marden will hold a tabe
nacle meeting on Court Hill on Nor
q Market street.
Charles Durham of Henry coun
2 was in our city on business.
: Geo. Rudd is professor of pedago
at Soap Center collage for the {
U suing year.
Misses Edith Hamilton and Jenr
pon6o1pb Of p1pop,fald ,uor, -, -