Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-07
several weeks and meet Mrs. Will Wal
lace and baby, Of Moscow Idaho, who
are expected to arrive at the Wallace

lace ana DaDy, OF MOSCOW, lQaHO, WHO
are expected to arrive at the Wallace
home.
The regular meeting Of the Friday
club was held at the home Of Mrs. A.
H Fortune Friday afternoon and an
elegant luncheon was served to the
club and husbands. The meeting was
the first which has been held since the
return OF the summer tourists and
outing experiences were related and
pleasing comparisons were made.
Mrs. Mary Young returned Satur
day from Milton, where she spent a
week with relatives and Joined a party
who attended the street fair at Mem
phis, Mo.
Miss Kate Worth, of Lancaster, Mo-.
was the guest of Miss Myrtle Reeves
Saturday, having arrived to attend the
football game between the Bloomfield
and Lancaster high school teams
Mrs. Allie Epley, of Los Angeles
Cal, and Byron Hulet, of Kansas
City, We're recently called to the bed
side Of their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Schuy Hulet, who are recovering from
a severe Illness from the grip. Mrs.
Epley will return to Los Angeles on
ents, who. will make their home with
her.
Grant Wilcox and family and Archie
King, of Pulaski. We're guests at the
| w. w. Power home Saturday.
! On Saturday, w. w. Power exhibited
| a fine specimen of Strawberries of
which he has a second crop now COM
ing on. Ripe berries and blossoms at
| this season of the year Is quite a
rarity.
The football game between the
Bloomfield and Lancaster. Mo. foot
ball teams, played at the fair grounds
Saturday afternoon, resulted in score
of to 0 in favor of Bloomfield.
Bloomfield, Oct. s.-New Year books
have just been issued by the Twenti-
eth Century club which will hold the
first. meeting following the summer
vacation on Friday, October 6, with the
following program:
Critic-Mrs. Margaret Rominger.
| Hostess--Mrs. Ella B. Herman.
| Roll call-Leader, Mrs. Mary STAFF
ford. Subject, EARLY Conditions of
Gaul-Julius Caesars Conquest"
| Music.
The work of the club this year will
be the Bay View course, which COM
prlses three books on the subjects OF
France, Austria, and How to Study
and Understand Art. The program
outlines a very interesting and profit
able course of study for the ensuing
year. A short vacation will be held in
December and the year will close in
July with a picnic which opens the
summer vacation.
The Lecture Course.
| The Katherine Ridgeway concert
company will give the initial number
of the winters lecture course on Fri
day evening, Oct. 10. Miss Ridgeway's
first entertainment in this city few
| years ago was we'll received, and with
her first rendition she won the heart
Of the big audience whose favor anc
attention she held through out the
evening. She returns this season witt
J stronger company than before. Tit
low:
Thomas McCleary-Lecture, Nov. IA
Rabbi Leon Harrison - Address
Dec. II.
Ralph Bingham = Entertainment
March /.
Frank Dixon-Orator, March 81.
Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. Yahuke and daughter, Kate
left Monday for Keokuk to spend {
few weeks with relatives.
N. S. Johnson left Monday for De:
Moines to spend a few days on bust
ness.
:, The Methodist Episcopal choir and {
few friends of Mrs. w. G. Caldwell
who has gratituously served thu
church as ChOrlSter during the pas
two years, presented her with twent.
! dollar gold piece Saturday in appre
citation of her services.
: Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Wiseman ant
Mrs. NJ. Brenneman drove to Center
vile Sunday and visited relatives un
til Monday evening.
7 Ralph Hill returned Saturday from
4 the Iowa Wesleyan university AM
f spent Sunday with his parents.
3 Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Elson, o
S Unionville, Mo-, returned home Mon
/ day after short visit at the j. r
Sheaffer home
I Mr.. and Mrs. Orr Berry, of Ottumwa
a spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. S. L
: Berry.
3 Frank Black made trip to Ottum
wa Sunday and returned, accompanie
n by Miss Jay Fryberger, who has bee,
: spending the past six weeks in Den
J. yer, Colo.
!. The Holiness meetings which hav
o been in progress in a tent ptche
S near the Wabash depot for severa
weeks, We're closed Sunday night b
Y Evangelist Aura Smith. The attend
S ance was good throughout the reviva
e some We're. reclaimed, others wer
r sanctified and the spirit of convictio