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

Frederic.
Frederic, Nov. 2S.-The store of D.
III. Hawthorn was entered by thieves
Sunday evening and goods to the
amount of $50 or $50 were taken, con-
sisting of several pairs of mems, wom-
ems and children's shoes, womens I'M
derwear and mems ready-made cloth
ing. They entered by cutting out a
sash in the window in the wareroom,
thence by taking out panel of the
door to the main storeroom. No clue
to the robbers has as yet been ascer-
tanned
Al Morley has moved into his new
residence.
Samuel Mccoy has moved into his
own residence just vacated by AL. Wor-
| ley.
Cyrus Tatman lost valuable horse
one day last week.
Rey. B. Petit will soon occupy his
new residence near the Christian
church west of Cuba.
| The winter term of school opened in
| District No. /, Mantua township, Mon
roe county, last Monday, with Miss
Grace Davis as teacher.
The Smoky Hollow coal plant is suf-
fering on account of the scarcity of
water to run their engines. 1t is re-
ported they will curtail their business
or shut down if there is not precipi-
tation of water soon. Some of the min
ers are hauling water three or four
miles for family use.
! James Sweeney, station agent. has
been transferred to Avery, where there
is a greater volume of business tran
sicted, and the agent at Avery takes
mis- place at Frederic.
The boys are having lots of fun get
ting up Understanding matches.
Chickens and turkeys are so low in
price that the farmers have concluded
to keep them and use them for their
own meat and sell their half-fatted
hogs and CRASHED cattle for city use
i E. N. Cook is building a new barn.
Il William Miller is remodeling his
house in Cuba. He will soon have il
cimpleted.
i Miss Jennie Long is attending a
commercial school in Ottumwa.
Several of the crack shots in this
{. vicinity took in the turkey shooting
!, match of the Robinson Brothers. anG
also Frank Parrin's shooting match al
Hynes today.
Frank Turnquist his filed a damage
, suit against Samuel Anderson on ac
count of his team running away anC
severely iniuring Mrs. Turnquist
[ Miss Artie johnson of Chillicothe
gave a concert and review to her class
last Saturday evening at the home o.
Mr.. Newell. 1t was very pleasant anc
interesting. There We're some yer,
, the piano and organ; also some voca
5 pieces in connection. Miss Artie ha!
twenty-five or thirty pupils in this Vi
entity. She is regarded as a good in
tstructor in music. Following is thu
program:
Gallop Militaire ........ Chas. Maye
: Tessie Johnson.
I, EWaltz, cat Grandpas Farm" Strealbo!
: Lottie Anderson.
"Heather Rose" ..........G G. Lang,
Lauryon Newell.
Shower of Roses" Gallop .Strealboi
Johnnie Davis.
e "Mennetto" .e.... ....... Carl Mote
hi Emma Czerring
French Child's Song F. Beh
a Alta Crabill.
i "Scherzo" .......... IT. H. Kulla1
Tisha Stevenson.
: Wreath Waltz" ........ Theo. Gies
a "Firef1y Waltz" .....,.. M H. Cochra
May Scayinger.
S '.Katy-did Waltz" 80. M. II. Cochra
e Two Little Shoes Waltz. Strealbo
$ Celia Morgan.
'Grande Valse Brilliante" #. Chopi
: Maggie German.
n Little Fairy Waltz. Strealbo
s. Annie Phillips.
n Scarlet Letter March. $50. G. Kuh
Newt Newell.
t mo. 81 49,. feTu. beyS
5. ION the Play Ground. :. H. Lichne
v Alice Hindman.
d Loves Dream After the Ball..
-. .. "A Cribulk
Ell Grace Davis
!, Song of the Dawn. F. Enckhause
l. Gay Pearson.
Cedar Brook Waltz" Phil B. Pear
e Leta Worrall
J. Moonlight on the Melon Patch.
1t ...... NINA Dean
Maggie German.
n Morning Glory Waltz A. H. Rosewi
q Lelah Stevenson.
y. "Pearly Dewdrop" ......... .Birbec
ii Tessie Johnson.
Success March" 49,. .Chas. D. Blak
Tisha Stevenson.
Les Sylphes" ..........G. Bachma
Ila Pearson.
S "Silvery Stars ........... Carl Bohl
Helen Warren.
y WAVES of the Ocean March" ....
Maggie German.
:. Song, "The Honeysuckle and the
= Bee" ....... ........ VIM. Pen
= lila Pearson.
- Music Box" 500. =. Anatole Liado
= Helen Warren.
BidWelI.
= Bidwell, Nov 2S.-Palmer Chisma
,f and wife were visiting in this neig
j, borhood Sunday.
~ Mrs. Newton Johnston visited rel
/. tives here Sunday.
i, Miss Pearl Blackman of Lucern
Mo-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. F.
it Perry.
+ John Lathrop of Kirkville has bee
:, at the home of his parents, Mr. al