Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09

Mrs A. w. Rankin and Mrs. ]. r. Eber-
line ana sister, Miss Ola Wells spent the
Fourth at Floris
j. W. Bolivar and wife and II. E. Ander-
son and family spent the Fourth at Floris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Ware spent Thurs
day and Friday In Ottumwa.
clyde Spohr, who has employment In the
round house at Eldon, spent Sunday here
with his wife.
Judge ]. T. McConnell's friends here are
sorry to learn that he is very i'll ut Salt
Lake City. but his condition shows some
sign of Improvement.
Mr.. Fottorff Is moving his family back
to Eldon today. Mr.. Pottorff expects to
stay here with j. NJ. Eberline and family
while tending his crop.
Postmaster T. d. Mum, who was mar
| ried the 3D. of May to Miss Anna Putnam
at st. Louis, expects to move into the
Mrs. Mary Sharon property this week.
Mrs. Celia d. Nelson spent the Fourth
in Ottumwa with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McCreery and sons,
Harry and Harley, and daughters. Miss
Floy. of Bloomfield and Mrs. Edna Iosey,
of Glenwood, Mo-, who is visiting them,
spent Sunday with G. II. Hughes and fam
lily.
]. B. Laffertr drove up Saturday from
Milton for an over Sunday visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Madge Patterson and chill
dren
Mr.. and Mrs Fleming. of Drakeville,
spent Sunday night here with Mrs. Elmyra
Morris.
Rev. and Mrs. W. S. Gardner and chill
dren, Edgar and Zella. of Moulton, and
Rev. and Mrs. w. B. Ireland and son of
Drakeyille. expect to leave today for Fair
field where they will Wis at inc parental
Ireland home
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pickett spent the
Fourth at Moulton with their son, William
and family.
j. w. Bolivar was on the sick list last
week.
Mrs Mary Cannedy, Miss Laura Garrett
son and Miss Grace Cannedy, of Bloom
field, spent Monday at the George Lester
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ Eberline and daughter
Leila We're Ottumwa visitors last week.
Otis Packet and family spent the
Fourth with Seymour friends.
Mrs. James Lester. who has spent the
past two weeks with Bloomfield friends.
has gone to Floris to visit her mother,
Mrs. Hale.
The following Children's day program
which was rendered at Sherman Chapel.
June 2S. came in too late for publication
= Ii " the, children.
Song. '.'rhe, Christians Song Of Triumph"
by the choir.
Prayer-Wm. Rhine.
Song. .'Children's Day Welcome by the
children.
Recitation, Through Another Year
Matte Carson.
Recitation, welcome" --Zelma Bach
man.
Recitation. "Losted in the later Patch"
Jessie Overturf.
Rectation-Ro Hawkins.
Kcritation, Boys Rights''-Clarence Liv-
ingstone
Recitation, .I'm Little Girl" Ella
Wagner.
Recitation. 1.-THE Lily"-Tiny Hunt.
Song. "IIow. to Please Jcsus'-Chidren.
Dialogue. Heavenly palms"-AIinnie and
Jessie lOverturf
Recitation. 1.-The New Church Organ
Tilie Chance.
Recitation. Mud Pies"-Ida Bachman.
Recitation-Miriam Overturf.
Song. Make the Savior King"-Choir.
Recitation, THE Death of Little Jim
Ada Chance.
Recitation--AIillie Klingler.
Recitation, Willing Hands"-verlin
Cars0ns
Recitation, .'Donie's Danger'-- Blanche
Brookshire.
Recitation, "Harry's Lecture"-Harry
Bachman.
Song, "Bonny Elag''4Children,.
Recitation. Red, White and Blue
Frank Oyerturf.
Recitation. .'Snbstracted Blessings
Louie Amelang.
Recitation, 'The Little Pilgrim"-Laura
Overturf.
Recitation, Nothing to. Give"-Zelda
Mum.
Recitation. "a Child's Hymn"--Gertie
Bnchman.
Duet. Behind the Cloud the Sun Is
Shining"
Recitation, ..Life's AIission"-Mae Bolin.
r<t +. n. III.
Recitation, Kate Ketchum"-Inez Pet
tit.
Rccitation-AIiss Mary Davis.
Recitation, Poor Mother"-Alta Bach
man.
Song, "we'n Crown This children's
Day
Dialogue, s'wayside Flowers.
Recitation rval Overturf.
| Recitation, 1.-The Devil"-Laura Over
turf.
Song, Like the Angels-Choir.
Recitation, 1.-THE Naughty Little Girl
| Ada Chance.
| Recitation 1.-THE Woes of the Boy
Clarence Livingston.
! Recitation, MY Sister''--Coza Brookshire.
/, Recitation, '.Thc New Years Sermon
Anna Petit.
| Recitation, can Old Time Singer"-Elsie
Nelson. E
| Recitation, 1.-The Song Bird'-Malnda
| Hawkins.
Song. "Chidren's Day"-Children
Recitation, Trust in God and Do the
Right Allie Hawkins.
Recitation, "a Heart Disease Coca
Brookshire.
Recitation, 1.-The Barefoot Boy''-Walter
| Davis.
Recitation, Guilty or Not Guilty'-Mae
| Hanbleton.
| Recitation-Pe Pearl Hawkins
Recitation, Throwing Kisscs'-Jessie
| Overture.
| Recitation, "The Telegram Office'-Til-
lie Chance.
Recitation. "Johnnie's Opinion of Grand.
mother''-Warden Hawkins.
Song. pennies for Jesus" and collection.
| Closing addrcss-I.aura Overtnrf
| Song, 'As the Days Are Rolling On
| Choir.
Douds.
| Douds, July 6.-The Farmers Mercantile
| Co. will file their Incorporation papers this
week and Will then be ready to commence
business. The organizers number about
twenty of the leading farmers and bust,
ness men of Leando and vicinity.
| Prof. ID. Williams, of Keosauqua, was
here the latter part of last week surveying
| an addition to the town plat on DR.. 7. G.
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