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

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view of the fact in the evening the stud
ents will give an entertainment, consist
ing of music, recitations and orations.
The following is the program that will be
carried out:
Invocation.
Music.
ga Roman Legend Grace Bowman.
"a Picture Florence Duckworth.
THE Peril of the Passenger Train," Per-
/ y Bryan.
Music.
Farmer Gray's Picture Emory Bow
man.
THE Flying Machine Thomas wilkins.
"The Obstinate Music Box" Fora Bryan.
"The Felon's Wife, Mae Youtsey.
Music.
"Toussaint L'onverture" Walter Will
kins.
THE Fathers Choice" Minnie Bryan.
"The Ride of Jennie McNeal,' Jennie
Bodine.
s1Iow We Hunted Mousse Herman
Threlkeld.
Music.
Bencdicton.
Young People Wed.
Last evening, at o'clock at the home
of Rev. Palmer. the officiating clergyman
George of Derby to Joseph Shelton of this
city. They were attended by Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Swanson. After the ceremony the
young people went to their home in west
part of the city, that had been already
prepared by the groom where they will
be AT home to their many friends. The
bride has lived in the neighboring town of
Derby most of her life, and is well fitted
to preside over the home that she has
| chosen. The groom has been raised in
Charlton and is an honest and industrious
young man. BY his strict attention to
| business, he has made many friends, who
admire him for his manly ways. Their
| many friends extend congratulations.
Charlton Items.
The comedy play entitled. Isl Perkins,
| played to a well filed house last evening.
S. D. crozier, of Chicago, was a bust
ness translator in our city Wednesday.
| c. Il. McAfee, of Belinda, was a business
caller in the city yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Nj. Stuart returned yes
| terday from a visit in Denver with a
brother of Mr.. Stuart's, and their son
Theodore, who is attending college at that
| place.
Miss Sadie savely, of Wayne county,
was in the city yesterday while enroute
| to O'Conner, Illinois, for visit with rel
| atives.
Miss Polly Dismore is compelled to be
away from her post of duty this week on
account of sickness.
| Mrs. Nettie Williamson is home from a
visit with her sister, Mrs. T. Z. Edwards
/ in Emerson. She was accompanied by hel
| little niece, Miss Dorothy Edwards, who
| will make a visit with relatives
Dow Blue, of Russell, was a business
caller in the city Wednesday.
Dunreath.
4 Dunreath, April 8. George Love Is OF
the sick list.
| John Templeton, of Cardova, was seer
on the streets Monday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Hargreaves were II
| Monroe Tuesday.
| Grace Schilling spent Sunday at he
| home in Cardopa.
| Charley Ballard spent Sunday evening
1 with his hest girl.
Con and Dan johnson were in Monro,
1 Tuesday. fs
The Dunreath boys and girls spent
jolly time playing ball Tuesday evening
Dunreath Sunday school elected officer!
April ), 1908. Superintendent, Thomas
| Giffons: secretary, Grave Love; treasurer
Cora McMaster; organist, Cora Maple
thorpe; librarians, Alpha Amos and Dais!
Nichols.
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4 Dahionega.
Dahlonega, April 9.AThe township trus
tees We're in session Monday as n board 0
equalization and transactnig other bus
ness. So yHH IS
.Ierrle B. Bowman returned home Monda
after spending couple of days with hi
The woodmen of the World gave anothe
of their successful dances at their hal
Saturday night.
H.. L. Trout and r. H. McClung made
business trip to Highland Center the frs
of the week.
il The farmers are all busy sowing oat
this week.
Walter Roberts, principal of the Dali
lonega schools, went home Tuesday to b
present at the golden wedding of hi
grandparents at their home near Dudley.
Jno. Fuqua is spending the week in OF
tumwa where he was drawn on the jury
VIM. Tyrell, Of near Highland Center
spent Monday with friends at this place.
VIM. ANGEL, of Keokuk county, was
business caller here the first of the weel