Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-03
illustrated Lecture,

their old places in classes. An interest
ing program has been arranged.
illustrated Lecture.
Mrs. W. H. HORNED will deliver one
of her illustrated steropticon lectures
on Alaska tomorrow evening at 7:45
o'clock in the East End Presbyterian
church, using seventy colored slides.
The people of the East End prize
these lectures so much that In order
to get a good seat one must come a
little early. This one will be unusually
interesting.
Returns Check.
Edwin Wright of the local room who
lost a check for s10.35 a few weeks
ago, received a letter last Tuesday
from woman who did not sign her
name, but who sent him $40 and told
him she would keep the IS cents for
her trouble. She said she found the
check east of the stock yards.
Other East End Items.
T. d. Foster was in st. Louis, Mo-,
on business last Friday.
M. T. McClelland was In Pella on
business last Tuesday.
Mrs. Alexander, a member of the
Presbyterian church at Fairfield, has
presented to the Riyerview church a
large pulpit Bible, finely bound.
Monday evening, October 2, there
will be rally at the old chapel insti.
tute at which the work of the winter
will be outlined. The meeting will
be addressed by T. D. Foster.
Rev w. H. HORNED will be in Fair.
field tomorrow and his pulpit will be
filled by Evangelist ]. W. Foote in the
morning.
Rev. W. H. HORNED and daughter
Miss Olive HORNED, left for Fairfield
this morning. Miss HORNED will be
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. 3. Par.
sons and also will visit with her cousin
Miss Margery Fischer, who is a stu,
dent there.
Thomas Traul, an old settler In the
East End is very i'll at his home on the
South Side of the river.
Henry Egan of the dry salt cellar
was called home last Wednesday to at.
tend his 6-year-old daughter Mary
Ann, who was badly burned by play.
ing with fire out in the yard, DR.. ].
B. Wilson was called to treat the lit
tie sufferer.
J. Larkins of Omaha was here on
Thursday.
John Crawford, foreman of the tank
room, Is charging mis- house on the
corner of Roemer and North streets.
Edwin Wright of the local room
leaves the service of John Morrell &
Co. this evening.
Charles McKinny, foreman of the
ice loading gang, is off duty since Wed
nesday on account of the illness of his
wife, who was taken to the hospital
last Wednesday for an operation.
Fred Tweddell, Edward Vlassack
and Arthur Bean are the latest addi
tons to the fire department., vice Abe
| Ashby, E. Fitterman and w. Shepherd
resigned.
L. Lawson of the coopers' depart
ment will speak at the High Point
chapel tomorrow evening at Tar
o'clock.
Get those Packing House Photo
graphs framed at the Longfellow Bool
Store
Samuel Campbell, foreman of tht
casing department, who was in Ceda
Rapids Sunday and Monday on bust
ness. returned Tuesday
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. George Morle,
of Morrell street, son last Monday.
James McGahey of the office force i
suffering from eye trouble and i
threatened with graduated eyelids.
William Walker. foreman of the lart
refinery and John Lynch of the stool
yards, two old Agency boys, were a
their old home in Agency last Sunda,
attending the funeral of an old schoo
mate, Mrs. Clarence Cunningham, VIII,
was buried there.
Clarence Lee, an employee of tn
| general Office, has resigned his place il
the office and gone to Iowa City to at
| tend the State university to fit himsel
for the profession of dentistry.
Al Larson of the car repair shor
who hurt his leg a few days agc
is greatly improved at this time.
| William Bartly of the stock yard
was in Bloomfield Sunday visiting wit
friends.
Michael Garland, an old employee q
John Morrell & Co., and at one tim
foreman in the lard refinery, is floris
by birth and education and has
yard full of some of the most beautiful
flowers in East Ottumwa and is Away
ready to give them to the sick or t
anyone else who loves flowers.
B. Britain of Stratford, Canada. wa
here last Saturday and stayed unit
Monday on a visit with his son, 10
Britain of the stock yards He wa
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Eos
ter. Mr.. Britain lives within a fe,
yards of one of the homes for waif
established by the late DR.. Barnard
of London and last Sunday morning a
the East End Sunday school Mr.. Brit
tain gave very interesting talk abou
| the work of DIR. Bernardo in Canada.