Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-12-31
per was served. An Unfair dinner

per was served. An Unfair dinner
was given at the Culbertson home on
Christmas. The. bride is the second
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chris john
son, prominent people of the farming
community and is a most excellent
young woman. The groom is the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Culbertson.
They will at once lease property and
go to housekeeping here. Both young
people possess a large circle of friends
who join in extending wishes and hopes
for happy future.
Married, Thursday forenoon, De-
cember "a, in Oskaloosa, Miss Ida Mo-
The bride is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. p. Moline, who are among
the most prominent people of Pekay.
Married, Thursday afternoon, De-
cember "a. in Oskaloosa Miss Lizzie
Price of Keb, and Harry Bennett, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Vim. Bennett, who
| live on the Oskaloosa road north of
town. The newly married couple will
| make their home in Pekay.
There were Christmas trees and en-
\ tertainments at the Methodist Epis-
copal, Baptist, Congregation and the
Christian churches Christmas eve and
each church drew a large crowd The
| audiences Were entertained with SPLEEN
did programs by the children. At the
|
! of Rev. w. 7. Howe, G. S. Nair, G. L.
Phillips, J. M. Crosson and w. S. Shinn
4 sang several beautiful solos as did al
1 SO the choir. At the Christian church
a cantata entitled THE Christian Pill
| grim" was rendered.
VIM Bennett. north of town, who
| broke rib some time ago by a fall
is improving from his injurey
Geo. Berry's baby northwest of town
/ has been quite sick.
/ Thelma, the little 4-year-old daugh-
ter of D. M. Ford, has been sick with
congestion of the lungs. The seven OF
eight year old child of Chas. Scott OF
i Coaldeld, has also been having conges-
ton of the lungs.
y Fred Palmer, who has been on the
sick list for some time. has not beer
SO well since Tuesday.
Il Miss Larue Black has been sick o.
4 tonsilitis.
DR.. R. F. Shahan, who is studying
medicine at Iowa City, arrived Tues
. day night to spend the holidays will
DR.. g. i. Bay.
:, Later inquiry reveals the fact tina
, the gang of thieves who We're in tow
Tuesday night also entered the resi-
dence of@Wm. Harding on South Fiftl
street John Denning, east of town
, had a horse stolen from his barn tn
same night but the animal returne'
. the next MORNING., So ~ Is lHouSnL liza
it was taken by the robbers and late
t turned loose by them as the hors
l WIS found on its way home.
/ Mrs. Emma Lhost of South Ottum
Iva, arrived Tuesday morning to visi
l TT Il after New Years with her daugh
r ter Mrs. Jesse Swan.
2 John Truax of Bertrand, Neb., ar
IJived Tuesday for an extended visi
: with his mother and sister, Mrs. A
) l;Truax and Mrs. F.. w. Schafer. II
< will probably go from here to Colo
d. RADIO. 1
q James Courson has been laid UP wit
j, the grip.
j The Masons and Eastern Stars hel
i public installation of officers Tues
day night A supper of peaches, CAKE
oysters, salads and all manner of goo
|. things was served and an evening {
5 enjoyment passed.
Arthur Epperson and Miss Jeannett
True, who are attending Iowa colleg'
Grinnell arrived Tuesday night t
spend Christmas with their parents
The piling and lumber arrived Sat
urday for the remainder of the repair
to be made on the river bridge, an
work commenced Tuesday on Sdrivin