Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-06-03
SALEM.

sustained dislocated shoulder and
bone in the arm fractured between the
elbow and shoulder, caused by an acct
dent while playing at school.
Enoch Berry went to Chicago re-
Gently with two car loads of sheep.
Mrs. Clara Rye returned to her home
near Mt Pleasant Monday.
Mrs. Jane Conner of Mt. Pleasant,
was guest Of her sister. Mrs. j. j.
Burlington several days of last week
TIL Woman's club will enjoy an an
niversay picnic at big Springs"
June 2.
Rev. John Long preached at Wesley
Chapel Sunday afternoon.
Rev. B. G. Hawkins gave the memo
rial address Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Azen Barton is entertaining her
daughter, Mrs. Moore, Of Fort Madi-
| son.
w. F. Kopp, of Mt. Pleasant, will de.
liver the address at Salem today.
) Miss Gladys Van Wrinkle, Of Alton,
is visiting her grandmother, Mrs Sar-
ali Van Wrinkle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Savage and
children have returned to their home
at Des Moines.
Mrs. Amos Binford has arrived from
Yuma, COL, and is guest at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joel
Jones.
Mrs. John Dilts and daughter Miss
Winifred, of Primrose, passed through
town Tuesday and spent the day at
Mt. Pleasant. Miss Winifred Triplett
met them at Salem and accompanied
them to the county seat
Irving Hobson returned to Cedar
Falls Tuesday
| G. McGaw, Of Fairfield, was in town
last Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Rosa Scarborough attended the
high school commencement exercises
at Mt. Pleasant Thursday evening.
Mrs Ida Hines left for her home at
Cedar Falls Wednesday,
The teachers and pupils Of the first
and second primary and the gramm ar
departments Of the public school pic
nicked at the Redkridge Friday.
The high school class Of 1907 invited
the members of the senior class to
meet them at Goose. creek bridge
Tuesday evening. After escorting
their guests through different streets
the merry crowd stopped at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. G. "A. Stevens, where
!, LILO S0ulOIS were royalty
by those of the 1907 class.
Mrs. Serena Guess. Mrs. Bert Eos
ter, DR.. and Mrs. Dilts, e. B. Lester
Misses Margaret and Laura Hoggatt
were among the Mt. Pleasant callers
last week.
H. G. Cooper and family came from
Brighton Thursday. His mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Cooper, accompanied then
for on their return home Saturday She
will will enjoy short visit with rela
tives.
Misses Elizabeth Barger and Lydia
Pfster. of Pennington, are guests Of
Miss Clara Cooper.
The Salem public schools under the
supervision of Prof R. R. Richmond
have done exceptionally good work
during the year which has just closed
Friday evening the third annua
commencement of the high school was
held at the Methodist Episcopal
church Again the orchestra's sweet
music was heard. Loves Old Sweet
: Song (Molloy) by the Ladies' quartet;
and Loves Sorrow" (Shelly) solo by
Miss Bertha Lester were rare treats
The orations, Emma G. Ei-hme
Thrice Did Right and Heard Of II
Never. Once Did Wrong and -learG
Of it Ever" Paul facker, "Our Uncle;
Ethel James, Johns" Udoris Will
meth, Energy Brings Success" Harry
l.. Johnson, "Cranks." Each member
of the class acquitted himself with
J credit. County Superintendent Anna
: e. Packer gave the class address
The president of the school board, A
Davidson, with appropriate remarks
presented the diplomas. The alumni
banquet was held with Miss Mary
|, Malls Of the class of 1903, at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Maris