Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-20

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Misses Anna Palmquist and Mae
Bridges were Abba visitors Friday.
Miss Lou Sheppard and Ethelyn
Crabill were Hynes visitors one day
last week.
Mystic.
Mystic, June 20-Mystic Cyclones
played the Jerome nine game of ball
Saturday which resulted in score of
10 to s in favor of Mystic. Sunday
they played Blakesburg nine with a
score of IL to in favor of Mystic.
The Foresters and Companions and
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held their
Memorial services last Sunday fore
noon and the Knights of Pythias and
Rathbone Sisters in the afternoon. The
Mystic Cornet band accompanied the
Foresters and Knights of Pythias to
Highland cemetery.
There are arrangements being made
for Fourth of July celebration at this
place.
Mrs. Mary Donahoo of near Foster
visited with her brother VIM. Zigler,
few days this week.
Ed. Gallagher and Miss Mary Taylor
were united in marriage Saturday ev-
ening, June IA.
The Companions Of the Foresters
will give an ice cream social next Sat
urday night.
Miss Maude Miller and brother Ira
departed Tuesday for Oklahoma,
where they will meet their father
Muntervilie.
Munterville, June 20.-Mrs. J. P.
Burnstedt left last Monday for a visit
to Europe. She will be joined by ner
sister in Chicago. They expect to be
gone all summer. Sweden will be
their principal place of visit.
Rev. Linden of Gladstone, Michigan,
preached a fine sermon here last Sun.
day morning in the Swedish language
and in the evening in English.
L. l.. Swenson, who has been in Hite-
man about a month, will return home
next Friday.
Fred Nelson was Des Moines visi-
tor last week.
Mr.. Teleen, who is visiting with A.
T. Johnson attended church here Sun
day.
Charley Jepson, of Ottumwa, was a
visitor here Sunday.
On next Saturday, June %, at 2 p.
M, the Lutheran congregation will
give program and picnic for the ben
eft of the congregation. Last year at
this time and on an occasion of this
kind an even 500 was raised. There
is good reason to expect that this sum
can be raised this year. The pro-
gram in the church will begin at 2 p.
M There will be a stand well stock
ed with everything suitable for real
picnic on a nice June day. At about
S p. m. tickets for supper may be had
at the following prices: Those under
free, from to is, Is cents, over Is,
20 cents. If it should be a nice day
we would guess the attendance at 500.
keb.
Keb, June 2O.-Morgan Howells of
Ottumwa moved in the company's
boarding house on Main street, Mon
day.
William Dyer of Lucas spent week
in town with his father, Eli Dyer
Miss E. Griffith of Given and Miss
Carroll of Oskaloosa, spent Sunday in
town, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Williams.
Floyd Davis, of Des Moines was in
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school of miners of which he is princi-
pal. James Shevlin will act as local
agent for him here.
A. T. Kendall and Ed. Duffy of OF
tumwa spent Saturday in town assist
ing in invoicing the Western Supply
stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Long were in Of
tumwa on Saturday.
Miss Jessie Williams and Miss Elsie
Ahlstrom visited friends in Ottumwa
on Sunday.
w. H. Owens of Des Moines was in
Ottumwa on Monday.
c. G. Jackson and daughter of Win
field visited Gus Ahlstrom this week.
H. Miller Of Durham spent Monday
in town with friends.
H. L. Spears Of Iowa City was in
town on Monday.
John Thomas of Ottumwa spent Sun
day in town with old time friends.
William Evans of Pekay spent Sun
day in town with his sister, Mrs. Jen-
kin Richards.
Miss Sarah Erickson of Foster Wis.,
tied in town this week.
DR.. J. A. Hull reports the sick doing
well.
Albert Booth left on Monday for
Flagler where he will take charge of
the Western Supply store.
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