Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-10
THE OTTUMWA COURIEk: TUESDAY SEPTEMBER o. 1901.

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Selma-Rev. M. D. Whitehead.
Milton-Rev. John Randolph
Ottumwa-To be supplied.
C. M. Scott, supernumerary assist
ant.
New London-Rev. j. H. Scull.
Second District.
Chairman-Rev. D. H. Howery.
Wheelers Grove-To be supplied.
Marne-Rev James Kirllwood.
Attica-Rev. S. ]. Geddes.
Murray-Rev. A. R. Awbery.
Osceola station-To be supplied.
Osceola circuit-Rev j. C. Porter.
Mapleton-Rev c. B. McKaig.
Bussey-Rev. D. H. Howery
Rev A. A. Brown, supernumerary as.
sistant
Des Moines-To be supplied.
Third District.
Chairman-Rev. ]. NJ Pickett.
Colfax-To be supplied.
Edenville-Rev. E. M. Remington.
Peoria City-Rev. F. j. Beatley.
Jewellery. J.B. Newman.
Collins-Rev. j. R. McKaig
w. w. Huddleston, supernumerary
assistant.
st. Anthony-Rev. J. M. Pickett.
Point Pleasant-To be supplied.
Bass Lake, Minn.-Rev. B. X. Brok-
eret.
Newton-Rev. p A. Koeple.
Fourth District.
Chairman-Rev. A. H. Martin.
Mount zuma-Rev. H. C. Cameron.
Downey-A. H. Martin.
Keswick-Rev. G. j. Mutt.
Bennett-To be supplied by Rev. T.
Olinger.
Ohio-Rev. A. S. Leach.
Troy Mills-Rev. S. S. Scull.
Millersburg-Rev. w. H. Keyser.
Nichols-Rev.T. B. Koeple.
Those who have received letters
were f. Tillotson, E. Durant and e. R.
McCorkle.
Conference missionary-Rev. j. H.
Plumb.
Superanuates-J. A. Smay, P. J. Da-
Wis, F. ID. Cramer, j. L. Scott and 8.
A. Talbot
Without work upon own request
Rev. j. W. Smith and Rev. J. H. Wal
ley.
In hands of president-Rev. B. w.
Roberts
Transferred to unstationed list
Rev. P. c. Moulton.
A Minister Called.
At the close of the services last ev-
ing at the Second congregational
church, short business meeting was
held at which time unanimous call
was extended to Rev. d. d Davis. of
Minneapolis. Mimi, to the pastorate
of that church made vacant by the
resignation of Rev. j. R. Beard. Rev.
Davis is young man and comes to Of
tumwa highly recommended. He has
filled the pulpit for the past two Sun
days and the congregation knows that
he will give satisfaction He has indi-
Gated that he will accept the call and
will probably remove to Ottumwa in
the near future.
Get your school supplies at NV
nard's, 531 Church street.
Grandma Alderdice is very i'll at the
home of her son, VIM. Alderdice, 12O
North Moore street.
Mrs. Cara Edwards is reported to
be much better, which will be good
news to her many friends.
Miss Winnie Grooms. Of Bidwel
spent Sunday with South Ottumw;,
friends. Miss Grooms departed last
evening for Chicago, where she will
study music.
Claude Ballard very pleasantly en-
tertained a number of his friends Sat
urday evening at his home, 205 Rich
mond avenue. The porch and lawn
were Illuminated with Japanese Ian
terms. The young people played
games on the lawn and listened to the
selections on the graphophone. Dain-
ty refreshments were served.
We are sure that we can supply
your shoe wants better than ever be-
fore. School shoes are attracting at
tention Just now. We do not give any
thing with our shoes to make them
worth the money We must give more
shoe for the money than any other
store before we are satisfied. That's
Church's South Side Shoe Store.
Other South Side News.
[From Saturdays Daily.]
Miss Edna Dulin of Bonaparte ar
rived yesterday for visit at the home
of Mrs. H. G. Blount, 612 Finley ave-
nue..
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Cornick of Sher-
idan avenue, left today for New Lon
don for a visit at the home of Mrs.
Cornick's parents.
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