Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-04
WEDDING AT BLOOMFIELD.

WEDDING AT BLOOMFIELD.
Or. Clara kembal Married DR.. c. II.
Cronk, of Tama County.
Bloomfield, Aug. IA quiet we'd
ding which came as surprise to the
friends of the principals occurred
Sunday morning in the parlors Of DR..
Clara L. Kembals apartments on the
north side of the square where DR..
Kembal became the wife of DR.. G. H.
Crouk, of Tama county. In the alb
sence of Rev. ]. w. Potter, the brides
pastor, the ceremony was performed
by Rev. H. ]. Everly, pastor of the
Baptist church in the presence of Mr..
and Mrs. Morrison Mccormack, of
Belknap, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Ray
burn. incidentally after the ceremony
the party drove to the Mccormack
home where the bridal dinner was
served. On Monday evening DIR. and
Mrs. Cronk Were entertained at dinner
at six o'clock at the c. w. Rayburn
home. Plans for the future are not
yet definitely formed, but it is prob
able that DR.. Clara Cronk will con-
tinue her. practice in this city and
county for. some time.
HiII-NobIe Wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Noble, accom-
panied by Miss Tisbie Hess, of stiles
Miss Harding, of Chicago, and j. j
Smith left today for Ottumwa to meet
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. M. Hill, of Des
Molnes, who returned to Ottumwa
Monday evening, after a short bridal
trip to Des Moines. The marriage OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill occurred at O'Clock
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Noble, the bride being Mr.
Mobiles sister, Miss Clara Noble, OF
ottumwa. The ceremony was per-
formed by Elder NJ. Downing. Only
the immediate family together with
Miss Harding, of Chicago and Mrs
Sarah Galley. of this city being pres
ent. While the wedding march "On-
ward Move" was being played by Miss
Harding, the bride and groom entered
the parlor where the ceremony was
performed. Mr.. and Mrs. Hill depart
ed that evening for Des Moines, where
they will make their future home, the
groom being employed as salesman
for cigar factory
Evanselistic Meetings..
Arrangements have just been COM
pleted for the union evangelistic meet.
ings which have been talked of among
the clergy of the city for some time
Evangelist M. B. Williams and his
singer, Mr.. Hicks, have been engag-
ed for the month of September. The
or frame tabernacle with seating ca.
pacity of fifteen hundred, which will
be erected on the vacant lots directly
across the street north from the elec.
trio light and power plant. A COM
mittee for general arrangements is
being appointed which is composed O.
two members from each church in thu
city, the pastors being ex-officio. The
committee on advertisement compos
a6 nf i+,Y
church, Arthur B. WEIGH, Methodist
Jas. Frady, Baptist, and J. M. Patter-
son of the. Christian church are hav.
ing large bills printed which will b.
posted all over the county and othel
modes of thorough advertisement viii
be made.
Personal and Otherwise.
Misses Una Henderson, Minnie Cas-
well and Cecil Kelsey spend the da.
j. Killion, of Lenox, was bushes.
| visitor at this place Monday.
| Cliff Atwood left Sunday for Macon
Mo-. where he is spending few day!
on business.
Prof. and Mrs. Ed Collins of low;
City, arrived Saturday to spend /;
month with relatives in this city.
/ Rev. j. c.. Wilson left Monday 10
Chicago to rest and visit for ten days
|
services at the Presbyterian churcl
next Sunday.
A large crowd gathered in the cour
house park Sunday evening to hea
the Rams Horn stereopticon lectur
given by Rev. LeBaron, a former pas
tor Of the Christian church of Milton
| The views and accompanying address
were excellent and the audience wer
| greatly pleased. A second lecture wa
4 1a1jNrara1 ot f1a o1,o
day evening
| Mrs. Elizabeth Miller, mother of U
s. Miller, assistant cashier of tn
| Taylor MCGOWAN bank, is critically a
her home eleven miles southeast of tn
city.
Mrs. Mary Bryce and granddaugh
| ter, Miss Mamie Bryce, and Maste
Glen Kern returned Monday from Pu
laski, where they spent few day
with Mrs. Milliken.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Mcconnell re
turned Monday from Parkers Prairie
Mimi, where they have been spend
ing the past week with Mrs. McCon
nell's sister, Mrs. R. L. Hardy.
Mrs. w. B. Taylor has returne
from South Dakota, where she ha
been spending the past two month
with her mother and sister. Mr.. an
Mrs Hughes, WHO are living on claim
| iiCul leiie. NILS. Taylor DTOIIlGl
Roy Hughes, who accompanied her o.
the trip was fortunate in being able t
purchase fine claim.
Chas Black spent Sunday in Wells
vile visiting his mother and sisters.
j. W. Milligan, of Pulaski, spen
Saturday in the city on business con
nected with the settlement of tn
German estate, of which he is one @
| the referees.
Mrs. ]. Orr Berry, of ottumwa, i
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. "
w. Russell.
party composed of Mr.. and Mrs
L. e. Goode, Mr.. and Mrs. Osa Dun
lazy, Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse McCrear
and ]. H. Stodgill and son spent Sun
day in Floris attending the Baptis
Sunday school convention.
Rev, H. J. EVERY occupied the pull
pit at the Baptist church Sunda
morning, preaching the conventio
sermon of the Baptist Sunday schoc
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