Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-01

of Ottumwa, returned home Saturday
afternoon after a Thanksgiving visit
with Miss Pearl and Hugh WORKMAN.
Lincoln Mercer, of Des Moines, Wis
tied with friends here from Thursday
till Saturday.
Giyin, has been i'll threatened with
pneumonia. 't
The Thanksgiving services which
were conducted at the Baptist church
! Thursday morning were quite well at
tended. The services were in charge
of Rev. c. w. Hampstead of the Con-
| gregational church. assisted by Rev.
Yard and Rev. Right.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Holloway and o.
H. Seifert took dinner with Mrs. R. E.
Holloway at Cedar Thanksgiving day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Poulton, Of OF
tumwa, were Wednesday guests of G..
4 D. True, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Alli-
son, Jr., at Pekay.
Miss Anna Hill, who has been in Os-
kaloosa for some time, has returned to
Eddyville and is stopping with Mr.. and
Mrs. Emily Reed.
Master Cecil Bunnell, of oskaloosa,
visited from Thursday over Sunday
with his uncle. ]. L. Sipes.
/, TIL following Is the Thanksgiving
program which was given in the third
room of the city school Wednesday af-
|
school; How Thanksgiving Day
Came Maude Gray; Thanksgiving
Day" Everett Field: November .
Ruth Allison; Moon and Midnight"
4 Maggie Lucas: Song, THE Fairy Ar
tist," school; Dialogue, Thanksgiving
In Turkeyland," by nineteen pupils.
The program was concluded by twelve
Griffin, Sarah O'Connor. Blanch Sc
cress, Rosa Reed, Pearl Whiteman
Doris Carson, Geneva Shawver Fan
ME Bourke, Zoe Decker, Louise Ward
and Marine Knemeyer, who spelled the
word Thanksgiving" giving a short
drill with their dinner bells. Quite a
number of visitors were present. Miss
Clara True, teacher.
Mrs. James Glen and daughter Flos-
,, sic, of Buxton, were over Sunday
guests Of relatives and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Potter, of Ottumwa
: were Thanksgiving guests at the pa
rental Philip Bihler home
The dance given in the K. of P. hal
, Thanksgiving night by the Oskaloose
thirty couples besides number OF
, spectators
Prof Joe Parks, formerly of Eddy.
. vile, but now of Ottumwa, was here
e Friday morning.
Mr.. VIM. Whitsell, of South Dakota
: was a Thanksgiving guest of he
: father and brothers, Joseph, Arthu
and VIM. Chiffon, of this locality. 4
: family reunion was held Thanksgiving
f Misses Anna and Grace Rhode ant
: Ida WEIGH attended the Eisteddfod a
: Abba Thanksgiving.
Among the recent Ottumwa caller
We're: Miss Ethel Mintonye and Pau
: Leeling on Saturday.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Bert McDole, of Leigh
k ton, came down Wednesday night 70
s a visit with Mr.. Melodies mother, Mrs
d Rose McDole. and other relatives
It They will son leave for Idaho to live
Mrs. Spurgeon. Of South Secon
e street, was given surprise Wednes
n day night by a number of friends
a There was masquerade ball at Los
8 Crek "Wednesday nigth. Grattan'
I. orchestra went up and furnished TIL
music.
J. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Wil-on, Of OF
n tumwa, We're guests Wednesday nigh
g of relatives here while enroute t
Knoxville where they expect to NOV
", T. Shea of Ottumwa spent Thanks
giving with his parents, Mr.. and Mr.
) John Shea.
'. Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Melcher of Sout
- Ottumwa and Miss Helen Coffin of o.
e kaloosa have returned to their home
10 after spending Thanksgiving at til
Anton and Otto Mayer homes north {
a town.
1. George Williams of near Givin, d
= parted Saturday night for Heidenhe
= mer, Texas.
v, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mead Of Be