Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-17

faTOrlte operas. His last NUMBER
Song OF the Torreador," from Car
men, was his best effort of the evening
In music. as in all things else, some
will be delighted and others will not,
but many who heard Mr.. Whitehill six
years ago, claim that there was a
sweetness to his voice then which
they could not find Saturday night.
This could have been caused from sing
mig very heavy parts in grand opera or
form slight cold, which he had. 1t
was great disappointment to many
that Mrs. Whitehill was unable to ap-
pear Oh the, program that evening.
Following IS the program as given:
Vocal solo, Sunset" Sullivan, Clar-
ence ,Whitehill.
Piano solo, Air de Ballet" Chamin-
ade, Miss veda Pike
! Vocal solo, "Berceuse," from Mig
non, !" Thomas, Clarence Whitehill.
Reading, How the LaRue Stakes
We're Lost Miss Anna Parry.
Solo, ca "Ich Grolle Nicht," Schu-
mann, tb) philemon ct Baucis," Gou-
nod, Clarence Whitehill
Vocal duet, s.Lesbia Hath a Beaming
Eye" Salter, Miss Ethel Pike and Har-
ry Ogden.
Vocal solo, ''The Lost Chord" Sulli-
van, Clarence Whitehill.
4 Piano solo, Transcription" from I'll
Trovatore," Verdi, Miss Irma Threl-
keld.
Vocal duet, 81 Live and Love Thee
Campana, Mrs. Harry Hull and Clar-
ence Whitehill.
Reading, '.Hazing of Valiant" Miss
Ethel Pike.
l. Solo, Song of the Torreador" from
Carmen" Bizet, Clarence Whitehill.
4 DahIoneea.
Dahlonega, July 16.-About two
inches of rain fell here Sunday night
and Monday morning.
w. H. and 3. G. Kitterman of this
place are spending few days at Glen
wood, Mo-, being called there by the
illness of their brother, j. N. Hitter
man.
Quite number of w. o. WIS and
Woodmen Circle attended lodge in OF
tumwa Monday night.
Schuyler Selects and wife, A. G
Redmon, wife and daukhter, D. H
Wilson, wife and daughter, Roy ant
Alice Redmon were Sunday visitors a
the McClung home.
y About one-third of the wheat ant
i oats are in the shock and the balance
is loded so badly it will be almost i'm
! possible to cut it.
i Miss Katie Kitterman who wa.
visiting with relatives in Missouri
}, last week returned home Sunday
About thirty of the w. o. w. ant
|, others attended the unveiling ceremo
S MICS at RIoomfiald Sunday
Mrs. Lot Nurrum, formerly of thi
: place, is spending few weeks at tn
S home of her sister, Mrs. S. A. Fuqua.
kirkvlle.
Kirkville, July flowing to tn
:. high water Kirkville received no mai
for two days this week.
# Misses Hattie Maude and Edna San
j. ders have gone to Chicago to atten
summer school.
e Misses Halle and Edna Hirst of OF
tumwa are visiting their grandparents
e Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Hirst.
Mrs. Maude Thomas and mothel
l. Mrs Waddell are spending few day
S with Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Waddell.
Callie Bissell of Ottumwa was a bus
e ness caller Friday.
r. Roy, the little son of A. j. Black, fe
e. from a wagon and broke his arm.
Willie Parks, woh is visiting hi
IS grandparents, had thumb cut off las
h week
l. Theo. Shaw is visiting relatives an
friends in this vicinity.
D. Misses Werna and Bessie Lamme an
" Messrs. Alfred Fecht and Leon Wilso
" OF Ottumwa, spent Sunday at A. v
s. Browns.
IS Sydney Smith entertained a few
It. his friends last Tuesday evening /;
e his home south of town. All report
lie good time.
iii Mrs. Jno SHUTS and daughter, Mer
ID are visiting at the home of The
" Suits.
st Thos. Browne and Edna M9tgo
is were married at Oskaloosa Tuesda