Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-21

complained by S. A. Lorenz and a
number OF brother Elks, spent Friday
evening in Ottumwa, where Mr.. Lorenz
was initiated in the Elks lodge.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Fl. Palmer and
Misses Inez Greenleaf and Ella Herr
attended musical in Ottumwa Fri.
day evening.
Mrs. M. F. Broadwell left Saturday
evening for Ottumwa to attend the
Woman's Foreign missionary interstate
convention.
Mrs. d. M. McFadden and daughter
Mrs. Tom Caswell, of Moulton. pas
sed through this city Friday evening
enroute to Ottumwa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wray, who re-
side about three miles southwest of
the city entertained the whist club
Friday evening. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Wray, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. c. Leach, Mr. and Mrs. T ]. Davis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Phillips.
The first prize was awarded T. j. Davis
while the consolation prize fell to the
lot OF Mrs. III. c, Leach. This was the
first meeting of the club, which has
many similar entertainments in view
for the coming season.
The Maple Leaf club gave most
enjoyable dance at Wishards hall
Friday evening, the music being fur
nished by an Itatian ochestra.
Hon. G. A.. Wendle, of Chicago, an
orator of national reputation will speak
at the court house, Saturday, October
70, at 1870 and 1880 p. M. in the in
terest of Davis county democracy.
Lee Taylor has sold his interest in
his fathers farm, on which he has re-
sided for number of years, to his
brother A. ]. Taylor. Mr. Taylor leaves
IN short time for Arkansas, where
he intends spending the winter for
his health.
DR.. George, accompanied by Mrs.
George, left for the east Saturday af-
| ternoon where they were called by the
death of relatives.
Mrs. w. L. Kinnick returned Satur.
day from Ottumwa, where she has
been spending the past week at the
home of her son, Blaine. Mrs. Kin.
nlck's grandson, master Lincoln
Saunders left Sunday to spend a few
days with Mr. Kinnick and family.
Jas Stansberry who resides near
West Grove, is hauling lumber for
llne new barn, whose ample diminsions
require 10000 shingles for roofing
The San Souci club which has re-
Gently adopted the name of the Travel
club, has outlined the following pro.
gram for the remainder of the year.
October 15-Hostess Mrs. Edyth
Johnson, subject Minnesota, leader
Mrs. Myra Young.
October 22-Hostess Mrs. Fife
Hardy, subject Virginia and the Caro-.
linas, leader Mrs. Nora Wallace.
October 29-Hostess Mrs. Mary
King, subject Pennsylvania. leader
Mrs. Eva Atkins.
November 5-Hostess Miss Minnye
Loeb, subject, New York, leader Mrs,
Fife Hardy. :
November 12-Hostess Mrs. Nora
Wanace, subject, Massachusetts,. lead
Ell Miss Minnye Loeb.
November 19-Hostess Mrs. Nav
Hill, subject Vermont, leader Mrs
Edyth Johnson.
November 26-Hostess Mrs Myra
Young, subject Ohio, leader Mrs. Effie
Hardy. - - 4-'N-
I December 3-Hostess Mrs. Edwin
Johnson. subject Indiana, leader Mrs.
Myra Young.
December 1O--Hostess Mrs. Nav
Hill, subject Michigan, leader Mrs.
Eva Atkins
December 17-Hostess Mrs. Eva
Atkins, subject Illinois, leader Miss
Minnye Loeb.
December 24-Hostess Miss Minnye
Loeb, subject Iowa, leader Mrs. Nora
Wallace.
December 31-Hostess Mrs Myra
Young, subject Minnesota, leader Mrs.
May Hill.
The marriage of Geo. A. jarrett and
Miss Emma P. Williams, of st. Charles
MO, occurred Wednesday, at the home
OF Rev. j. w. Stark, by whom the
ceremony was performed.
Rev. and Mrs. e. Marshal of FIoris
have been spending a few DAYS at
Locust Grove, as the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Walton.
Winchester.
Winchester, Oct. 20.-On October 10
occurred the death of Mrs. James G.
Barker, four miles southeast of Win
chester. Mrs. Bankers maiden name
was Jane Agnew. She was born in
Antrim county, Ireland, March II, 1s49
She came to America when a young
woman and was married to her bereay.
ed husband May Z, 1873. She was a.
kindly neighbor ever ready in sickness
to do what she could. and will be sadly
missed Doth by her family and the
community. She leaves a husband
and seven children, also one brother
mere, besides relatives in Ireland. She
was afflicted with cancer of the stom-
ach and heart trouble.
Miss Eta Lyons, of Stockport, is WIS.,
iting her grandmother, Mrs. A. Ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mccall were in
Keosauqua Wednesday.
A. Archibald and family will move
to farm near Bloomfield next spring.