Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-18
Salem,

Salem. June 15.-Prof. II. d. Hollenbeck
preached at the G. A.. r. hall for the mem
hers Of the Methodist Episcopal church
Sunday morning and afternoon. This, Mon
day evening, he will give a lecture and mu
steal entertainment at the hall.
A meeting will he held at the city hall
this Monday evening to make further ar
engagements for celebrating the Fourth Of
July at Salem.
Miss Sylvia Friend entertained some of
her friends at strawberry party evening.
AT the opera house Friday evening under
the auspices of the Woman's club the fol-
lowing program was well rendered and en-
ioyed by an attentive audience:
Mandolin ..... ........ ............-...
Invocation $50. ............ Rev. Roberts
Hoxentanz (Witches' Dance. -. Mcdonnell
Miss Grace Bell.
The Mosquito Parade "a Jersey Review
....... ......... b Howard Whiting
Misses Cophne Shriner and Maud Hawkins
(a) Lullaby; ID, My Kittens. ............
Florence Bicksler.
Visit to Columbus ......... From Carmen
Misses Patti Frame and Mary Bliss.
Mrs Wigs of the Cabbage Patch. .......
Mrs. Whelan.
BY the Fountain. Miss Winnifred Tripett
Calf of Bagdad. -. ...... ...,........
Misses Pitt Frame and Mary Bliss.
Mandolin ........ -. .....................
After the program the ladies served lee
cream and cake. Half the proceeds of the
entertainment We're given for the high
school library.
The choir of the Methodist Episcopal
church met at the parsonage Saturday even
ing to arrange and practice music for dedi-
cation day.
Republican primary was held In the park
Saturday afternoon and delegates chosen
to attend the Henry county republican con-
vention which will convene at Mt. Pleas
ant next Saturday, June 20, at which time
delegates will be chosen toattend the state
convention nj Des Moines. July 1.
Rev. Cochran, wife and child passed
through Salem Tuesday cnroutc from Sa-
lima to Hillsboro, where they are visiting
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. White.
Mrs. A. c. Pidgeon and children visited
relatives at Primrose last week.
Mrs. John Bicksler and daughters, Misses
Francis and Florence, went to Galesburg
Tuesday. Mrs. Bicksler returned Wedncs-
day Francis and Florence attended COM
mencement exercises at ST. Mary's school
at Knoxville and stopped at Burlington
with their father, who accompanied them
home Friday.
| Mrs. Dunn, who has been visiting at the
| IIarshman home, left Monday for Macomb,
| ILL.,, for a short visit with friends before she
| returned TO her home in Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Carlisle moved their
household goods from Keokuk to Salem
Monday.
Mrs. Lusk, of Colorado Springs is a guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. d. s. Keller.
4 Mr. and Mrs Caller, of IIillsboro. We're at
| Salem Thursday. They were on their way
home from visit with their son, II. $.
| Caller and family at MI Pleasant
| Rev. Sinclair aud daughter, Miss Lydia,
/ attended commencement exercises of the
| /. w. U. at Mt Pleasant, last week.
| AT the Salem fair grounds Saturday after
noon the Salem Maroons played game of
| baseball with the Mt. Pleasant Centrals.
Miss French is visiting relatives at Blairs-
| town.
| Mrs. Ina Dawson. Mrs. James. Mrs. John
Marshall. Miss Mary MarIs and W II. Bliss
were among the Mt Pleasant visitors last
week
]. 4. Ingrim. Grandma Ingrim, Miss Rae
| IngTim and Miss Mildred Foreman drove TO
Danyille Sunday, where Grandma lngrlm
makes her home with her daughter, Mrs.
| Il. NJ. Swan,
The LADIES Of Salem ~, v. church.