Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-08-11
opponent, Bert Davidson, of Hiteman.

opponent, Bert Davidson of Hiteman
oar Poison received a call from Ida
Grove Wednesday wanting him to
play with the team of that place.
Mrs. Thos Oakley returned Wednes-
day, after two weeks visit with
relatives in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. VIM. Reese and Mrs. Owen
Reese, of Pekay, and Mrs. Ed. Duffey,
or Ladd, H., came up here Thursday
FOR visit with relatives and friends.
Albert Harrison, who has finished a
TOUR year course of study, graduated
IN June and returned home Thursday.
L.. y. Milligan was in Ottumwa q few
days this week visiting relatives.
There We're a good many young peo-
pie to attend the ball at the armory in
Abba Thursday night.
Jas Jones left Thursday for his
home of his parents at Lockwood, Mo-,
where he will make a visit and will al
SO spend week sightseeing at St
Louis before his return.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Richard Sam
uel, Thursday, daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Canning enter
tanned the following guests Wednes.
4. Gray, Mr., and Mrs. e. A. Canning
Misses Maggie Canning and Bessie
Spencer and John Spencer Of Abba
and Miss Anna Phoenix, of Omaha
Neb., Mr. and Mrs. p. III. Waterman
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Corey and Miss
Henrietta Dinsmore, Of Hiteman.
D. G. Phillips was in Abba Wednes-
day on business.
Miss Maggie Nicholson was visiting
friends in Melrose Thursday.
Miss Anna Smith, of Abba, spent
Sunday with her mother, Mrs. e. j.
Smith.
John Canning, Of Omaha, Neb., is
here visiting his brother, o. L. Can
ming, for few days.
Lee Johnson Of the Tri- County Press
of Bussey was here on business trip
recently.
Supt ]. C. Jefferies, of Forbush, was
here Friday visiting with relatives and
friends.
Miss Edyth Samuel who has been
attending normal at Abba, returned
homo Friday.
Frank Campbell and Fred Cox, OF
White City, was here visiting relatives
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Reese and daugh-
ter Mildred, of Colfax, are here on a
| visit with relatives and friends. He
has moved from Colfax to Abba. He
has secured position with the Hook
| ing Coal Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Roberts and
children returned to their home ir
i Girard, Mo-, after spending three
weeks or more at the bedside of Mr.
Roberts father, H. j. Roberts, who
died July 2S.
The weekly open air concert at the
band stand by the Hiteman band
last Thursday night was success ir
all respects, as the weather was fine
and most everyone turned out to lis
ten to the beautiful strains which were
produced by a band Of twenty foui
good musicians. Prof. Peter Welch is
the leader. Following is the program:
Quaker City March ....... Somers
New Century March ...... Miller
A Whispered Thought $685.. johnson
The American Soldier, March. Somers
The Rambler, March. Crumbline
Col. Morgans March Miller
Alagazarr Cake Walk, characteristic
March, Two step $50, :. : :. :. .IIolzmar
Beneath the Cross, selection of
hymn, MOODY and Sankey) DeLuc,
Sweet Old Songs, Medley Selection.
-. -. ........ .......... .Dalby
Whitwood, Valse ... .... Frost
DR.. and Mrs. Neral left Friday for
Fremont, where they went to celebrate
the S1st anniversary Of Mr.. McFall's
mother.
Rev. w. H. Kebart, of the .reorganiz-
ed church of Jesus Christ of the Lat
ter Day Saints Is holding open ali
meetings on Main street every night
six nights a week.
D. l.. Thomas, Bert Davidson, Jas
K. Baxter and Andrew Riggs was ir
Buxton Saturday celebrating and see
Ing the camp. They reported fine
time.
Henry Dosey, who is working nea,
Hilton spent Sunday with DR.. and
Mrs. T. J. Avery
Dave Reese, of Hynes, spent Sunday
at the home Of her mother.
Jas. McCauley was in Buxton cele-
brating Saturday