Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-17
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the teachers and pupils:
A. M. Song-The Picnic.
Dinner.
1880 p. m.-Song, A Happy Greeting
to All.
Defamation, Frank Luse-Vaca-
ton.
Defamation, Verna Plowman-Ca-
leb's Courtship.
Defamation, May Shaffer-Piety at
Home.
Defamation, Willie Hissem.
Defamation, Noble Plowman-
Drummer Boy.
Defamation, Mabel Pool.
Defamation, Leila Shaffer-My Lit
tie Kitty.
Declaamtion, Ernest Mccullough.
Defamation, Willie Poling-Winter
Defamation, Maude Hissem-The
Washerwoman's Song.
Song, Come Cheerful Companions.
Defamation, Andrew Stribling.
Defamation, Clark Luse-Ate the
Cat.
Defamation, Alma Plowman-Dont
Make the Wrinkles Deeper.
Defamation, Weldon Hissem.
Dialogue, Eva Hanshaw and Verna
PlOWman-HOrSe for Man.
Defamation, Sarah Stribling.
Defamation, Dan Holcomb-A Lit.
tie Song.
Defamation, Harvey Harryman.
Defamation, Delbert Plowman-
Woes of Boys.
Song, America.
Defamation, Orc Mccullough.
Defamation, Royal Hissem.
Defamation, Alice Campbell
Christ and the Little Ones.
Defamation, Minnie Stribling.
Defamation, Dan Holcomb.
Defamation, Letha Pool
Defamation, Verna Plowman-Dar-
by and Joan.
Defamation, Earl Hissem.
Select reading, Eva Hanshaw
Defamation, Delbert Plowman.
Defamation, Sylvia Badgely.
Defamation, Nellie Breckenridge.
Defamation, Nellie Luse-The Ev.
er So Muches.
Select reading Cleveland Badgely.
Mid the Driftwood.
Defamation, May Shaffer-Valedic-
torian's address.
Volunteer talks.
Song, Should Old Acquaintance.
Adjournment.
Edward Dooley, of Selma, and
Vaughn Nicklin, of White Elm, were
guests Sunday of Waldo Harryman,
and attended church at Douds Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. Catlan filled his regular ap-
pointment at Providence Sunday and
Sunday night.
Mesdames Sarah and Annie Mathies
visited last Wednesday at the James
Parker home.
Quite number from Leando at
tended the school picnic here last Fri
day.
NJ. F, Lee went to Washington
county Monday where he will work at
the carpenter trade.
A. ]. Buckles returned Friday from
Dubuque where he had been attending
the Masonic grand lodge.
| Ed. Dooley. of Selma, and Vaughn
Nicklin, of White Elm, attended the
picnic Friday.
G. G. Rodgers and family visited. at
the parental home Sunday.
| H. G. Boyer and family, of near Keo-
over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mccullough and
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Vanfleet, Wis
tied Monday at the Andrew McCul-
Tough home near Selma.
| v. N. Casady's barn was struck by
lightning and burned last Saturday
morning.
Mrs. Cook, Of Otley, and sister,
Miss Alma Rambo, of Keosauqua. Wis
tied their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. w. Rambo and other friends and
relatives here last week.
J. r. Shaffer was at Bonaparte sew
eral days last week on business.
Miss Grace Coffman spent over the
Sabbath with her friend, Miss Della
Morrow, near Douds.
A number of farmers delivered
sheep and wool at Douds last week
and number will deliver wool al
Milton this week.
Misses A. G. Petit, Ella Lining. Ed
18th Park, Erma Day, May Brookhart
Amanda Groves, Clara Forbes, Lulu
Clayton and R. w. c. Harryman all
closed successful terms of school last
Friday.
| A. E. Mccullough and family and
Miss Alma Plowman visited Tuesday
with John Lewis, near Leando.
cHlLDREN's DAY SERVICE.
Exercises Held at Oak Ridge School