Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-16

sister.
Harry Anderson and family moved to
town last week and are occupying part
of tie Cy Anderson property.
John Crawford shipped two cars of sheep |
to Chicago Tuesday.
Simon Snyder and wife went to Fairfield |
Monday where they will visit their son.
Rev. Geo Ainslie left Monday for Cedar |
Rapids where he will visit his family a |
few days.
The temperance alliance will give spe- |
cial program at the U. T. church Tuesday
evening
Ed. Graham, who formerly resided on
the farm now occupied by VIM. Johnson,
with his parents was visiting friends last
week after an absence of several years.
Keb.
Keb, April 15,-Edwin Perry, presi-
dent of District No. 10, U. NJ. w. of A.,
was in town Saturday on official bust
ness.
Edwin Fowler of Ottumwa was in
town Saturday on mining business.
Mr.. and Mrs j. T. Ward can be found
at home to their many friends at No.
7 Vine street
Perry Wilson, of Norris, H.. was a
business caller in town Friday.
Evan Jones, one of the most en-
terprising farmers of this communi-
ty, sold a 4-year-old horse last week
for S145. Ira Miller sold a brother to
the same horse for $3.50.
Rev. Lloyd Williams of Oskaloosa,
day at IL a. M, and 1880 p. m.
Farmers are busy this week sowing
their oats.
Mrs. Mary Bagnall of Ottumwa
spent Sunday in town, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Thomas.
William jenkins has made arrange,
ments with Ottumwa parties to manu-
facture his patented coal mining pick
and will put them on the market.
George Holt of Ottumwa filled the
position as bookkeeper at the mines
last week during the absence of J. T..
Ward
w. H. Kellogg of Webster county
was in town on Saturday. In a con.
versation with the Courier correspon-
dent he reported the mining business
good in his locality. Occasionally some
| local grievances come up between the
men and their employers, but is set
tied satisfactorily in the end.
| John Frederickson, ST., is confined
to his house this week with sickness
The mines run every day. New men
from over the state are here looking
| for work almost daily.
A. w. Young of Rose Hill was q
business caller in town on Saturday.
| Master Elmer Carr is making his
daily trips with the Courier promptly
and on time. Persons wanting the
| To;l1, Cp,,rior. LOT him know
David B. Jones Of Ottumwa attended
church here on Sunday. He was the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis.
Charles Anglo and family of Hite-
man spent Sunday in town, the CUES
of Mrs. Jabez Bennett.
John Waters of Pekay secured worl
| in the mines last week and he vii
/ move his family to Keb.
] Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Thomas cal
/ be found at home to their man.
friends at their new home south of thu
drug store on Main street.
DR.. William Abegg of Kirlville wa
in town on Saturday on official busi
ness.
i Following is the Easter service pre-
4 gram given by the Union Sunda,
4 school Sunday April 10. 1903:
4 Hymn by the school, Joy to tn
4 World
Prayer by Rev. Lloyd Williams.
Hymn, "They Crucified Him." b
choir 1903.
Lesson-First Corinthians, is.
Reading and talk on lesson-ReN
George Scott.
q Hymn by the school.
Recitation, Easter Joy"-Anni
Thorn
Recitation-Judith Sacerson.
Hymn, Calvary" by the choir.
Recitation-Abe Crow.
Recitation-Sadie Haddow.
Hymn, Christ Arose" by the choil
Recitation by three girls,
Easter Hymn
Duet, "Pilot of Galilee," chorus b
choir
Recitation May Nevin.
Recitation-Cecelia Grow.
Hymn, "Glory to His Name"
7 Hymn-Willie Angoye.
Recitation, q Stand by My School
BY four girls.
Hymn, God Calling Yet"
! Recitation-Lillie Davis.
Duet, Though Your Sins Be q
: Recitation-Roy emmett.
!, Hymn, Call for the Reaper"
Closing address by Richard Wi
liams on Easter and the Resurrec
!. ton"
0 Hymn, "God Be With You Till "
Meet Again"
r Benediction by Rev. Lloyd William
! Thomas Thomas led the singin
> Mrs. Frank Smith presided at the o.
. pan Mrs. Masters the s,Iperintender