Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-10

MISS lHd oWdlH visited at jacob
Swain't last week.
| Frank Hopkins has been working at
Gus Hearteen's for the last few weeks.
Marengo.
Marengo, June 10.-A carnival and
street fair will be given in this city
June rs to %, inclusive. It is fully
expected that the affair will be one Of
the biggest things ever held in this
| city. There will be no gambling al
lowed and no bawdy shows will be
| tolerated.
Bonaparte.
Bonaparte, June 10.-George
Sprankle of Neva, Mo-, visited here
! last week.
o. j. Coolidge spent Sunday at home.
The Keokuks defeated the Bona
parties in both baseball games Satur-
| day and Sunday.
G. H. Middleton is building two resi-
dences on his recently acquired lots
| in East Bonaparte
Everybody is going to Ottumwa the
Fourth.
| Miss Minnie Hayes, who has been
| attending college at Burlington, return
ed to her home in this city Saturday.
A social dance was given in the Rees
building Saturday night.
A number of large fish were caught
| here last week. One weighed forty
seven pounds.
Mrs. Lizzie Entler left Wednesday
| for Hutchinson, Kan, for an extended
visit with relatives.
I The circus will be here next Tues
day.
Miss Mollie Garduer is visiting in
Mt. Pleasant with Nv. B. Seeley and
family.
Chas. Eichelbergsr and wife Of
Bloomfield were in the city last week.
FIorii.
Floris, June 10.-Alfred Kendrick
was suddenly taken sick Friday but
at present is greatly improved
| Lightning Friday hight struck the
barn of Taylor Lang. knocking two
horses down, but doing no other in
jury. n;s .lhi o
7. G. Gibbs and family spent Sun
| day with friends at bloomfield.
Miss Alpha Tutwile,r, of Bloomfield,
is visiting friends here.
Mrs. Nora Johnson, Of Ottumwa, is
visiting relatives hero.
/ Mrs. L. c. Walker filled her hus-
bands appointment ut the Christian
church Sunday and Sunday night
Lancaster.
Lancaster, June 10.--Little Hortense
Gilliland is visiting at her grand
! fathers. ~.
| The Ladies' Aid society gave an ice
cream social at Elliott Utterback's
last Thursday night for the benefit of
the church.
Z The farmers north and west of here
/ are preparing to put up a rural tele-
i phone wire.
Misses Minnie Sophia and Lucy
/ Sthroman visited the school here one
l day last week.
1 Last Sunday night the following
| children's program WAS listened to by
/ large and attentive audience:
Song by school.
Prayer by Dug Basey.
Song by school.
Recitation, 1.-THE Beginning of Chill
dren's Day" Ella Keaster.
Recitation, To-day and Tomorrow
Tina Follman.
Recitation, "Our Mission" Georgia
\ TERRELL, ,'i@s
1 Class exercise, Beside All Waters
| Song, when the Roses Bloom"
Recitation, "Children's DAY." Lulu
Recitation, "fm Missionary Der
! tie Follman.
Recitation, Lucy Erase.
4 Song, Mothers With the Angels
Hattie and Earl Jacobs.
Glass exercise, Little Sewers"
Song, Iowa"
Paper, May Hickman.
Recitation, "Jane Conquest" Lizzie
/ Thomas.
Song, Beautiful Summer"
Recitation, 81 am SO Glad Was
Here Tonight" Mamie Randall.
Glass exercise, Little Flowers"
Song, "Who Can Tell?" Kittie Utter
back and Pansy Jacobs.
Recitation, Living and Giving
Ruth Follman.
Glass exercise, Lights"
1 Song.
Song. Three Sisters" Ruby Xix and
Ruth Flanagan.
Paper, Lulu Erase.
Recitation, Grace Erase.
| Glass exercise. 'Children's Day"
Recitation, "a Question" Grace
I Kelley.
Closing address, Grace Gilliland.
Recitation, Gene Follman
Song, God Be With You"
/ Benediction.
20 Hours Chicago to New York-Penn.
sylvania Short Line.
i Beginning with June 10, the Penn.
Isylvania Lines will run daily passen-
Iger train of the best modern equip.
ment, to be known as THE Pennsyl-
vania Special" from Chicago to New
York in twenty hours. leaving Chicago
at ~ o'clock noon, and reaching New
York next morning at 9 o'clock.
The above will be in addition to the
present Chicago and New York train
service Of the Pennsylvania Lines,
THE Pennsylvania Limited" and other
trains running through as usual
i For particular information, please
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