Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-23

tion in three chapters. In the hrse
chapter which was told by the pastor
on Sunday evening. the scene Is LAID
In Germany, where the hero OF the
tale Is found little boy whose growth
from childhood to manhood is to be
given and in whose history Is shown
what the obstacles to his commission
were, how these stumbling blocks
were finally removed and how the re.
vival came. with the second and
third chapters the SCENE VIII be shift
ed to Davis county and Bloomfield,
where the main points OF the story
will be aptly applied to local needs.
iting friends in the country for some
time has returned to her home in
Gilman.
Mrs. Mary Young spent Sunday in
the country, the guest Of Mrs. w. H.
Miller.
t. i, Duekworth and daughter Cecil
spent Sunday in the country as guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Walker
L. T. Barton made business trip
to Troy on Monday.
County Superintendent Roland was
called to Muscatine Saturday by the
illness of his brother Cleveland Roll
and, who Is very low with appended
tis..
Mrs. N. S. johnson left Monday af-
ter1aon for Loveland, Colo, to make
an extended visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Nellie Roselle, who is now pleas
antly installed In her new home which
Is complete with all modern convent
ences. Immediately upon Mrs. john
sons return q pleasure trip Will be
made to California, in which she will
be Accompanied by Mr.. Johnson. AS
so much Of the summer will be spent
out OF t6wn the johnson home will be
closed during the next few months.
Miss F1orsnce Currier, Of Indianola,
ana Miss Maud Maiken, of Abba, are
spending the week with Miss Mary
Power, while enroute home from Mt
Pleasant where Miss Currier attend
ed the committeeman exercises of the
Iowa. wesleyan university, of which
spend the Summer vacation at home
and return to the university to com
plete her education at that institution
next year.
Paul EVERY Of Moulton, enjoyed a
visit Sunday with his parents, Rev.
and Mrs. H. j. EVERY
Rev. H. j. Everly has been suffering
from an attack of tonsilitis during the
past few days and was thereby unable
to fill his engagement at the Odd Eel
lows memorial services held at Pu-
laski Sunday. In his absence the I'D
dress Of the day was delivered by REV.
y. A. Wickizer, pastor Of the Chris
ttan church.
L. ]. carton, VIM. BauTngartner,
John Owens. q. p. Fryberger, Henry
Horn, Chas. Smith. G. E. Young Frank
Battin, Fred Collins, Reuben Bunch,
Seymour Rogers, Pearl Sutton Ed
Rogers and Jas. A. Games attended
l. o. o. F. memorial services at Pu-
iaski Sunday. The services were we'll
attended, members Of the order being
present from various parts of the
county. Rev. H. J. Everly being I'M
able to fill his engagement as orator
of the Gay on account of illness the
address was delivered by Rev. D. A.
Wicklzer.
Deputy Auditor A. j. Anderson at
tended I. o. o. F. memorial services
at ALERT on on Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. D. A. Wickizer, T. F
Paris Mrs j. F. Gresham, Miss Jen-
ME Ferguson, Mrs. Mamie Young and
Mr.. Van Horn leave Tuesday for AL
lila to attend the state convention OF
the Christian church.
Russell M. Bell, editor Of the Tarkic
avalanche, OF Tarkio Mo-, spent Sun
| lay In the city as the guest of DR.
Lulu NJ. Gilbert, to whom his MARI
age will occur June 20.
Mrs. Lewis Dysart; OF Bisbee, Ari-
IONA, delightfully."- surprised her
mother, Mrs. D. P. Palmer, arriving
at her home unexpectedly Sunday
morning for six weeks visit in the
| city.