Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-15
MISS HARPER MARRIED.
Guy Harper Wedding Occurred in At
Gibson, kans.-k. of P,s Entertain.

Guy Harper Wedding Occurred in At
Gibson, kans.-k. Of P!'s Entertain.
Eddyville, April 14.-Married, at 5
o'clock Monday evening March q. at
Atchison, Kansas, Miss Manita Har-
per, Of this place, to Delbert P. Guy, of
st. Joseph, Mo-, Henry L. Wolfe per-
forming the ceremony. The bride is
one of the prominent business women
of this city having for a number of
years been a member of the firm of j,
Harper & Co, during which time she
has gained an extensive acquaintance
and has won many friends.
Delightful Entertainment.
Giffens Troubadours gave a highly
pleasing and very successful enter
day night under the auspices of
Pleiades lodge No. Is, knights of
Pythias. During the early part of the
evening, from $3.50 till 10:3O o'clock, a
program of musical numbers inter-
spersed with readings by Miss Emily
Louise Murray, was carried out. The
following program with a few slight
changes, was rendered:
Part l.
the Trouba-
dours.
Reading Monologue-"Anothe View
of the Case" Miss Murray.
! Harp Solo-"Annie Laurie" (Vari-
ations), Michaele Varallo.
Flute Solo-''The Last Rose of Sum-
mer," (variations), Nicho1 Brislia.
Reading-"The Prodigal Son." Miss
Murray.
Part III.
Selection-"Carmen,' the Trouba-
dours.
| Popular Airs-The Troubadours.
Reading-Selections from popular
authors, Miss Murray.
| Violin Solo-Michaele Briglia.
Selection-"The Yankee Consul
| the Troubadours.
At the conclusion Of the program the
! floor was cleared and dancing was in
order till about 1 o'clock. Quite a
| number of persons who did not care to
dance remained as spectators and to
enjoy the dance music. The concert
was attended by over two hundred
| persons. About forty dance numbers
were out and the proceeds of the even
| ing amounted to about $50. OF this
sum about $40 went into the Golfers OF
the lodge to assist in paying for their
| new piano. The entertainment was a
meritorious and a high grade one. The
following is list of some of the per-
sons from out of town who attended
the entertainment. Some of these also
visited friends here: Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Carr and Ed Anspaugh of Bussey
Miss Roxie Saunders of Abba, H. G
Williams and Mr.. Houghton of OF
tumwa. Fred Ruggles and John and
Dick Reese of Buxton, Misses Grace
| Martin and Leila Beckman of Oska-
| loosa-
Personal and Otherwise.
| Two children of VIM. Mattix, for.
| merly of this place, but now Of near
Fremont, are sick with typhoid pneu-
| monia.
June Findlay, who has been
an invalid for several months, has
been slowly improving. Miss Bowker
of OtturnW?a. has returned home and
Boyd.
Mrs. Avis Bourke and Rufus Will
liams are having their properties re-
painted. Mrs. L. Spencer will also
have her property reprinted.
| Mrs. L. NJ. Strange, who has been
| occupying the second floor of the L. j
Perry property east of the park, moved
Tuesday to rooms in her own property
on South Second street.
Mrs. AL. McMahan was an over Sum
day visitor with relatives at Evans.
Mrs. Jennie McElwee, who has been
| in poor health for some time, has had
a relapse. Relatives living al
Quasqueton have been sent for.
| Mrs. Mary Moore departed Tuesday
morning for Escanaba, Mich, to
spend the summer with a brother.
| John A. Reed and family, of Bus
sey, came Wednesday night for a two
| weeks visit with Mrs. Reeds parents
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Kale.
Marshal A. E. McGuaugh visited his