Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-02
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[From Thursdays Daily
The marriage of Miss Charlotte Hell
en- Kelly to Herman A. Mccullough
was solemnized at the home of the
brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. T.
Kelly, $40 fremont avenue, Davenport,
last evening at 5 O'Clock Rev. Father
Brownrigg officiated The home was
prettily decorated for the occasion.
Mendelsshon's wedding march was
played by Mrs. William F. Kelly, an
aunt of the bride. The groom was at
tended by his brother Ralph, of this
city, and the bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Bessie Kelly. The
bride was gowned in white batiste and
carried large boquet of brides roses,
Miss Bessie Kelly wore a dainty dress
of blue dimity and carried boquet of
pink roses. AS the ceremony was fin
ished Mrs. William F. Kelly sang 20
Promise Me-" Later in the evening a
wedding supper was served to about
fifty guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mccullough left on the
evening Burlington train for this city,
where they arrived this morning, and
will spend their honeymoon at Mr. Nc
Cullough's former home. On their re-
| turn to Davenport they will go to
| Housekeeping in their new home which
, is being prepared on fremont avenue.
Concerning the two young people, the
Davenport Times has the following to
say:
THE Times cannot speak in terms
too high of Mr.. Mccullough. For a
number of years he was connected
with the Ottumwa Courier in various
capacities, adding splendid expert
ence in the several departments of
newspaper work. Being particularly
well versed in the system of collection
which the Times inaugurated on the
purchase by the present management
Mr.. Mccullough was induced to come
! to Davenport and take charge of the
entire collections of the paper, adver-
Using and subscription. No depart
ment of the newspaper is so impor
tant as that of its collections. The
money that comes in is the papers
| lifeblood, and Mr.. Mccullough has
| done a very important part in estab-
Fishing the collections on the present
high standard. a large portion of all
| the money that comes into The Times
office passes through the hands of Mr.
Mccullough and his assistants, and
honesty and efficiency have at all
times marked the service in this de-
partment.
"Of Miss Kelly The Times must also
be liberal in its statements of eff
cheney of service that she rendered to
the office during the year that she. was
! member of it's clerical force. Begin
| ming as a stenograpfler she was very
soon given entire charge of the mail
subscription department of the semi
weekly and mail edition Of The Daily
/ Times, the Importance of which has
been growing steadily for a year past.
| AS an office woman Miss Kelly was
| thoroughly capable and painstaking.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Kelly, of $40 fremont avenue,
Mr.. Kelly being of the wholesale gro
Gerry firm of John F. Kelly & Co. She
is respected among her acquaintance
and will have host of we'll wishers
from a wide circle. 1t was not only
The Times who saw in Miss Kelly a
valued young woman. Mr.. McCul-
Tough saw more, and in seeing as he
did robbed the Office by bringing
about the event which is to happen
this afternoon-this act being the only
exception that The Times has ever
taken to Mr.. McCullough's official OF
unofficial acts. An acquaintance which
began in the Office and ended in such
a happy elimination is one in which
The Times feels an uncommon inter-
est and pleasure. 1t adds its well
wishes to those of many other friends
of the couple"
Married Wednesday evening at S
O'Clock at the residence of the brides
mother, $50 Center avenue, Miss
of Springville, Rev. c. J. McNutt, pas
church, officiating. Quite number OF
the friends and relatives of the bride
and groom were present The bride
and groom were the recipients of 9
number of useful presents. Refresh
ments, consisting of ice cream, cake
lemonade, bananas, etc, were served
The newly married couple will depar
this evening for Springville, where
they will be at home to their friends
e The groom is at present engaged il
I farming near Springville, but expects
\ to make his future home in Oregon o
}, Washington
!. Otto c. Sheeks and Miss Bertha NJ
Wilson were united in marriage las
evening at 8 o'clock, at the home o
,, the brides father, Frank Wilson, win
. resides near the Reveal school house
by Rev. John HASTE, pastor Of tn
South Side Baptist church. After til
ceremony a wedding supper was sery
ed to relatives and intimate friends.
J. o.
l. From Fridays Daiy.]
Y Robert H. Turner, of Chicago, form
J, erly of this city, was married at Al
g rora, ILL.,, last evening to Miss Caroly
Rnwena Randolph of Aurora M