Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-25
President-Miss Miriam Herr.

First vice president department OF
spiritual work-Miss Hazel Bence.
Committee-Misses> Vera Hassen-
plug, Anna Davis, Kathel Fryberger,
Mary August, Flossie Walker.
Second vice president, department OF
world evangelism-Miss Flossie Walk
er.
Committee - Paul Tomey, Grace
Cree, Mary August, Loren Hassen-
plug.
Third vice president, department of
mercy and help-Miss Hazel Walton.
Miss Ruth Songer, Keith Hoterkiss,
Miss Stella Walker.
Fourth vice president, department Of
literary and social work-Miss Kathel
F~ryburger.
Committee -Bernette Karr. Clyde
Calvin, Don Warrington, Clarence
Bence, Anna Davies.
Secretary-Miss Grace Cannady.
Treasurer-Donald Warrington.
Organist-Miss Kathel Fryberger.
Chorister-Miss Vera Hossenpiug.
Miss Becky Mclaughlin is spending
a week in Lancaster, Mo-, at the
home of her sister, Mrs. j. j. Martin.
She will be Joined Wednesday morn
ing by Guy Mclaughlin.
Leading newspapers from Denver,
Colorado, report the arrest of Fred
w - w llaS iilCIly - lIllS Sllyt
charged with obtaining $50 from G. A.
G. DUR, a mining stock broker of that
city on false pretenses. Mr.. Wallace
was taken to Colorado Springs and
placed in Jail pending a hearing be-
fore Justice Ruby: When the case
was called it was continued indefin-
itely at h request of the defendant
who Informed the justice that he had
wired his father, John r. Wallace, of
this city and that he was at that time
i enroute to that city to assist him out
of the difficulty. The justice continued
the case until the arrival of his father.
The defendant left this city a year or
two ago.
On Monday evening the G.. A. r.
post and Relief Corps took a bobsled
ride to the w. S. Miller home at
spent.
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lane was pleas
antIy remembered Monday by their
daughter, Mrs. John Burgess, who en-
tertained them at dinner together with
a few friends. MI. and Mrs. Lane
We're married in Van Buren, county
Feb. 20, 1865 at the home of the
brides father, John Weiny, who re-
their marriage they came to this city
and began housekeeping in the prop
erty best known now as the T. o
Walker home. Mr.. Lane began his
married life as a carpenter and a few
years later built the home in the north
part of the city where they still re-
side. 1t is to be regretted that the
ill health of both Nh. and Mrs. Lane
prevented them having a golden we'd
ding. Those with whom the day was
spent We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
Weiney. Mr.. and Mrs. Lutte Burchett
and Mrs. Sarah Wilson, of Keosauqua
The regular meeting of the P. E.. o
society was held Manday evening al
the Teed house. Mrs. Fannie Cook ant
Mrs. Stella Teed We're hostesses. A
number of the members appeared II
Indian costume and a jolly pow-wow
was held. A pretty little Indian sons
by Miss Ion Saunders was a pleasing
feature Of the more quiet moments
Before the meeting closed a supper o.
bean soup, corn meal waters and Other
dainties pleasing to the palate of The
savage tribe was served. A yer.
happy evening was spent.
Mrs. Stella Teed and son John hav,
recently returned from Denver, Colo.
where they have been making an ex,
tended visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Beauchamp. 80
On Tuesday evening Mrs. Harve,
Leon entertained the Stuben Whis
club, numbering about forty member
at 6 o'clock dinner. The after dime
hours We're spent socially and a de
lightful musical entertainment wa
furnished by the hostess, assisted b,
Messrs. Yes Hinkle and John Ellen
berger.
Mrs. F. M. Martin, Of Ottumwa, ar
rived here Thursday evening to spen,
a few days as the guest of Miss Ev,
Lester.