Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-04


afternoon for visit at Augusta Ken
lucky. They expect to be gone about
two weeks.
Beautiful souvenir free. Ask for one
at Sargent's drug store, corner Main
and Market.
Miss Selma johnson, who resides or
North Samantha street, is visiting
friends at Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs E. e. Barton, of Eddy.
vile, were in Ottumwa today on their
way for visit at ST. Charles, Mo.
Miss Gertrude Pearson, who resides
on Wapello street, left yesterday after,
noon for visit with friends at bud.
ley.
Miss Mabel Johnson. 1904 Wes
Main street, has returned home after
visit with her sister, who resides al
Swedenburg.
Mrs. Samuel Morrow, 1926 Eas
Main street, left yesterday for Douds
where she will visit at the home OF
John Morrow.
Invitations have been received by
friends in Ottumwa to the coming mar.
riage of Judge A. G. Steck, of this city
and Miss Rebekah Calvin Smith OF
Holidaysburg, Pa. which will take
place in that city September II.
The marriage of Miss Martha God
ley, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ
Cooley, to John Frances Ryan of Des
Moines, was solemnized this morning
at the home of the brides parents, 43e
North Court street The ceremony
took place at IL o'clock, DR.. A. E
Craig, pastor of the First Methodist
Episcopal church, officiating. 1t was 6
quiet wedding with only the immediate
families and few intimate friends
present. After the ceremony a break
fast of four courses was served The
table was decorated with maidenhail
fern, and the center piece was beau
tiful cluster of brides roses. The
decorations in the parlors were greer
and white, ferns. palms, white aster!
and white carnations Carrying out the
effect. The bride was attired in {
travelling dress of nav.
blue etamine. Mr.. and Mrs
Ryan left on Burlington No
6 for Chicago and the lakes. They will
be at home in Des Moines after No
vember 1 at the Victoria hotel, Mr.
Ryan travelling out of Des Moines TO
the field-Pratt-Howell Co. TIL,
guests from out of town were: Mis-!
Stella Ryan of McGregor, sister of thu
groom, and Mrs. Arthur Post of Chi
cago.
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Kendall's horse book free at Sar
| gents drug store, corner Main ant
Market.
School tablets, states, pencils, inks
and all kinds of school supplies at Ell
| liott's, Main and Court streets.
Mrs. Tude Thomas, of Ormanville
is in the city, called here by the dealt
of her niece, Mrs. Joseph Lutz.
Mrs. Ora Henry of Bentonsport, il
visiting in the city as the guest of he
daughter Mrs. Ira Phillips, on Yves
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Davis of Ber
tonsport were in the city yesterday al
ternoon on their way for a visit a
Cromwell.
Miss Bessie Spry 157 East Mapl
avenue, left yesterday evening TO
Highland where she will visit as tn
guest of Miss Mabel Rogers.
Mrs. ]. WBottorff, of Hedrick, wa
in the city yesterday as the guest o
her daughter, Mrs. Arzilla Nye, VIII
resides on West Maple avenue.
Miss Elizabeth Fitzgerald, 542 Yves
| Second street, returned home last e,
! ening from an extended visit with he
brother, p. T. Fitzgerald, at Harper.
/ Mrs. Elvira Ridinger of Saunemir
H., was in the city yesterday after
noon on her way to Lamont, where sh
will visit relatives and friends for
i few days.
i Mr.. and Mrs D. w. Carol an
daughter, Miss Nellie Carol, of Colt
RADIO Springs. but formerly of Bloom
field, were in the city yesterday aftel
noon while on their way for a visit a
Selma.