Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-26

Triday-Prof. A. w. Palmer, Cedar
Rapids.
Monday-Prof. ]. NJ. Hussey. shen.
andoah.
Tuesday-Prof. H. C. Brown, Blooms
field.
The evening programs of the session
which will be furnished by Prof D. w,
Morehcuse, Hon. John r. Riggs, Miss
Emma Nye and Prof. w. r. Barr, were
Monday evening by musi-
Gale conducted by Miss Carrie Davies,
who furnished the large audience de-
lightful entertainment with the fol-
lowing program:
Churus-I'ajryland, Waltz
Violin solo--Miss Iris Burgess.
Welcome Sweet Spring Time
Girls glee club.
Juvenile orchestra and chorus.
Solo Miss Helen Owsley.
"Just My Style"-Girl's and boys
"Old Uncle Med"-Boys high school
glee club.
Juvenile chorus.
Violin solo Kathel Fryberger
Chorus The Revel of the Leaves"
glee club.
solo-Mtss Carrie Davies.
An Accident.
An accident which was most painful
when a young man named Caldwell,
resident OF West Grove, while riding
horse back around the square, ran
over the young son of Mr.. and Mrs,
Lutte Hockersmith. Every hoof Of tho
animal struck the child, breaking the
right collar bone, and badly bruisina
him. The child was standing in the
street with his back to the road and
turning around to cross the street
backed directly under the horse
Personal and Otherwise.
A meeting Of the directors OF ths
Davis county fair was held Saturday
afternoon and it was decided to extend
the amphitheater by an addition of 40
feet in length. At former meeting
of the directors it was decided TO build
a new sheep and hog barn, but not to
extend the amphitheater, but the busi-
ness Of the meeting was declared void,
owing to lack of a quorum.
DR.. l.. L. Pittman spent Sunday with
relatives in TT Madison
Miss Allie Revos, of Phoenix, Arin.,
formerly of this city, arrived Saturday
to spend few days with Mrs. A. II.
Fortune and visit former friends while
enroute home after spending the sum-
mer in Iowa. She attended summer
school in Drake university. studying
drawing In water colors and at tha
tipbc VI lie lCliii DIV soPNilI 5oiitC kAAho
in Guthrie Center. She left Tuesday
evening for Denver to spent sort
| time with her mother, before going to
| Berkeley, Cal, where she will enter the
state university and take special
course in drawing in water colors and
music after which she will take a po-
sition in California.
\ George Chapman, of Bonaparte, was
a recent visitor at the John Ferguson
| home.
| Will Warwick, of Mt Pleasant, spent
Sunday at the home of his cousin, DIR.
| c.. l.. Stafford. {
| Mrs Will Fortune, of Gilman, Is Wis
| itipg her mother, Mrs. Hull
| Earl Hurd, of Moulton, Is enjoying
a short visit at the home of his uncle,
| j. +. Graham.
| Master Gilbert Bell, Of Mt. Sterling,
| is spending a few days wit hhis grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gilbert.
| Mrs Stella Leutz, of st. Louis, spent
Monday with Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wise
| man
John Leech, accompanied by his
nephew, Charles Leech, spent Sunday
| in Ottumwa.
Miss Ida Thompson Is spending a
| few days In Stiles as the guests OF
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Bence and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Hassenp1ug and
family spent Sunday at the county
farm as guests of Mr.. and Mrs A. A
| Downing.