Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-02
MEET IN BLOOMFIELD.
The Semi Annual Meeting of the Davis
County Medical Society May 8.


Bloomfield May 1.-The semi-an-
nual meeting of the Davis county med
ical society will be held at the court
house Wednesday, May g. The pro-
gram for the day follows:
IL a. nl.--Address by the president,
DR.. Bernard Shelton, Pulaski.
"The Doctor and His Medicines" DR..
j. Swinney, Bloomfield.
1880 p. Pneumonia" DR.. 7. B.
Jennings. Drakeville
"The Peculiar Effect In Some Cases
Of LaGrippe upon the Temperature
and Circulation" DR.. c. T. Kratzer,
Savannah.
Paper-Dr. H. c. Eschbach, Abba.
Report of cases.
Other Interesting Items.
Mrs. John F. searsborough very de-
lightfully entertained the Twentieth
Century club and husbands at lunch
con at 1880 o'clock Friday evening. AS
the subject of Japan has been the
study of the club for some time, a
Japanese evening was given and the
idea was carried out in the decoration
to marked degree The little tables
were marvels of Japanese art, Japan
csc lanterns lighted the rooms, lunch
con was served from china of quaint
oriental design and unique Japanese
bowls filled with apple blossoms form
ed attractive center-pieces for the lit
tie tables. Everywhere throughout
the home a profusion of apple BIOS
SONS were seen. The hostess was as
sisted in serving by Misses Ruby
Phillips and Helen Wray. The guests
entertained outside of the club mem
bership were Mrs. J. R. Wilkinson,
Mrs. B. Loeb and Henry o. wray.
The entertainment given Friday ev
ening by the high school students was
very entertaininf and the proceeds to
be applied on piano debt amounted
to s14. The music rendered by the
also the pantonines We're exceedingly
fine.
Mrs. Ella Broughard of Little River
Kan, arrived Saturday at the home Of
her sister, Mrs. w. H. Taylor. Mrs.
Brouhard brought with her the re-
mains of her daughter which had been
inferred at Little River and had them
placed by the side of her husband,
Milton Brouhard in the /. o. o. f.
cemetery.
T. ]. Walton spent Friday in Of
tumwa visiting his daughter, Mrs. Ira
Prevo.
Ed Jones is tearinr down his dwell
ing house on East Locust street, pre-
paratory to building new cottage.
Dr. H. G. Young received dispatch
Saturday from Phoenix, Arizona, stat
ing that DR.. H. o. Rogers died on Fri
day and that the body would be taken
to ottumw:- for burial the first of the
week. DR.. Rogers was former
Bloomfield boy and had many warm
friends in this city. He was recent
resident Of Ottumwa, where he prac-
tice dentistry for some years, until
failing in health he sought improve
ment in change of climate and located
at Cripple Creek. Colo, where he prac-
We're spent in Phoenix Arz. where
during the past three months he had |
been under the care of DR.. Will
Duffleld
F. j. Mcconnell, of Salt Lake city.
Utah, spent Saturday with his brother,
S. #. Mcconnell and family
Lee Hatton returned Saturday tc |
Kansas City, after spending a couple
OF weeks with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. T. Hatton
Misses Ethel Parks and Nora Drake
of Milton, were guests Of Mrs H. c..
Leach Saturday.
The Bloomfield mitten and glove
factory is now running In full blast
and Is turning out a large number of
gloves each day.. The factory opened
with ten machines as small begin
ming to be increased as the demands
for larger orders are received. Super
intendent Ed Cox superintends the
cutting machines and the sewing de-
Miss Gertie Graham, of Fairfield
Captain : A. Warrington is the ideal
president and U. S. Miller is book
keeper. Miss Lillian Harper, of West
Grove, and Miss Lulu Bell, Of Fair
field, are the out of town employees.