Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-02
WAS A BIG SUCCESS YOUNG PEOPLE We'd

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MISS PAULINE PAYNE, OF BLOOM.
FIELD, BECOMES MRS. j. A.
GLENDENNlNG.
Bride Is Well Known, Talented,
Young Woman and Her Husband, Is
a Minister At Burlington - Several
From Out of the City in Attendance.
bloomfield Dec. 81. - (SpeciaD -
! Miss Pauline Payne. daughter of Hon.
j p. Fl. Payne of this city and Rev. Jas.
A. Glendenning of Burlington were
united in marriage at the Methodist
Episcopal church Wednesday after
noon at 4 o'clock in the presence of
large number of relatives and
friends. Rev. j. w, Potter, pastor of
the church was the officiating minister.
Miss Carrie Davies sang solo, which
was followed by the wedding march,
played by w. J. Steckel. The brides
maids entered from the right and fol-
lowed by Mr.. Payne and Miss Pauline
advanced up the centre aisle and were
met at the altar by the groomsmen,
who were followed by the groom and
the ofhclating clergymen. In short
out Impressive ceremony the two
young people were pronounced man
and wife
j Following the ceremony reception
was held at the Payne residence. and
4 an elegant super was served. u The
bride and groom departed at g. O'Clock
via Ottumwa for Burlington where
they will make their home. BY the
marriage of Miss Payne, Bloomfield
loses one of it's most accomplished
and charming young women Miss
Payne was born and reared in this
city, where she has host of friends.
She received liberal education at the
Iowa Wesleyan university and is an
elocutionist of more than ordinary tai
ent The groom Is minister of SPLEEN
did ability. The brides father is one
Of the ablest attorneys of southeastern
Iowa and her mother is sister of
Gen. James B. Weaver formerly of
this city and now of Colfax.
The wedding was attended by q
large number of out-of-town guests.
The bridesmaids were Miss Lucille
i Wyckoff Of 0ttumwa and Miss Mary
Power of Bloomfield; the groomsmen
4 We're: Messrs Day Bonnifield of Kan
sas City and Ralph N. Hill, son of
Mrs. Payne.
Batavia.
II Batavia, Dec. 31.-Harry Whitmore
ana charlie Shick are spending their
holiday vacation at home
The Christmas entertainments at
poth churches were well attended and
the children all did nicely in perform
Ing their parts.
Martin Fishel is very i'll, satur-
day when returning from the barn he,
IN some way, caught his foot and fell
force as to render him insensible. And
as yet he has not recovered conscious
ness. ~.
4 Mrs. VIM. Copple, ST., died at her
nome on West street at o'clock Sum
day night The funeral services were
conducted at the church at 2: 80 o'clock
P. m. Tuesday. Mrs. Couple was a
well known and highly respected lady
friends. Her aged companion has the
sympathy Of their many friends
Miss Sinclaire is visiting relatives In
NII. T,leaSant.
Prof. John DeMar of Mystic, was
In town a few days last week calling
on friends.
Little Helen Coins is quite sick Of
: chickenpox.
J School in town closed wednesday
J until January 4, 1904, Prof. Snow left
on No. Thursday to spend his va
cation with relatives at Webster City.
Mrs. Mary Frescohn is in very poor
health.
Mrs. Lottie Copeland and Hester Nc
J. Mel are having weeks vacation In
their schools.
Miss Jennie Hanna of near Douds
spent Christmas with her friend, Miss
, Anna Ornduff.
Christmas at the home of his parents.
DR.. and Mrs. Creath of Ottumwa,
/ visited the latter part of last week
with Mrs. Creaths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Derr.
Il Miss Gertrude Clark is improving in
health and thinks she can resume her
!. duties in the school room at the be-
ginning Of next term.
Misses Maggie Montgomery, Kano-
ma Sylvester and Katie Woodruff are
, spending the holidays with their aunt,
. Laura Piper, in Quincy, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs Lee McNiel moved to
the farm northeast of town the first
of the week.
DrakeviIle.
Drakeville, Dec. 31.--Died, at her
home, one mile east of town, Dec. 81,
Martha. wife of Marsh Clark, after al
: most six months of continued suffer-
ing. Deceased leaves to mourn her
/. loss her husband, two sons and two
daughters, one son having died nine
!. years ago. Besides these she leaves
father, mother. two sisters and one
brother and q host of friends. The
remains were laid away to rest in the
4 Drakeyille cemetery Tuesday at 10
a. m.
!. Mr. and Mrs d. l.. Bunten of Sar-
J. gent, Neb., are visiting at the parental
Bunten and McNeff homes.
J A. H. Roles and wife of Centeryille
! spent Christmas here at the Boles
. home.
Henry Irelan and. wife of Keokuk,
are spending the holidays with Mr..
) Irelan's parents
j, Mrs. Anderson left Saturday for Al
a bia where she goes to join her i1us-
band after several weeks here with
, relatives.
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