Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-21
MORGAN GR|SN0LD
Successor to
Geo 0riswoli
10Y N. Court St.

Patriotic Sunday will be observed
at the Congregational church next
Sunday. February 10 with services Of
patriotic nature. Rev. Hempstead's
subjects will be: Morning, can Ideal
American" Evening, "The Claims of
Nation and the Privileges Of Citizen
ship" The aged veterans and other
people are given special Invitation to
attend these services.
G.. Pippen of Grinnell was here on
Thursday on business.
Harvey Powers, who has been in
Minnesota for some time, is here for
a stay with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Powers of Bridgeport and with
relatives and friends.
Sixteen or seventeen couples Nof the
dancing set participated in dance in
the Pythian hall on Tuesday night. The
music was furnished by the Pumpkin
Huskers' orchestra.
John Parrot, who recently moved
from this vicinity to Hedrick, was
here Wednesday and Thursday visit
ing relatives.
Mrs. Ada Harding and family have
moved from Miss Cora Frees proper
ty on North Seventh street to Mrs.
Russell Fish's tenant residence on
South Fifth street.
H. c. Williams Of Ottumwa was
caller here Wednesday.
A Broken Heart" social was held
at the M. 3. church parsonage Tues
day night Among the amusements
was the matching of candy hearts by
the young ladies and gentlemen. The
hours were from s till 1920 and a
good time is reported About twenty
five persons were present as follows:
Misses Anna Miller, Alta Miller,
Frances Miller, Edith Terrell, Fay Nc
Neese, Alma Culbertson, Pearl Moore,
Blanche Kussart, Ruth Kussart, Viola
| Donegan, Fay Carson, Wilda Spencer;
Messrs. Roy Palmer, Clyde jaeger,
Frank Hart, John Jones, Ed. Kussart,
George Edwards, Orvin Terrell, and
VIM. Hatfield. of Lovilia; Mesdames
Jesse Swan, A. R. l.. Carson; Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Wilson.
Monday night for ST. Paul. Mr. Steele
expects to move his family to that
city
i G. P. sipes, of Oskaloosa, was Wis.
itor Thursday with his brother. Jas.
L. Sipes.
1 The following Washington's birth.
day program will be given at the op
era house next Wednesday evening
February %, by the pupils of the Ed
4 dyville school: Song, High School
j Glee club; defamation, "Blair, the
4 Regular" Carrie Wilson; duet, Gar
mour Song" Lena Gillian and Mae Nc
Dole; drill, RED, White and Blue
first room; vocal solo, Grace Burns
defamation, TN One Crave" FREQ
Secress; chorus, t'When john!
). Comes Marching Home" wand ane
flag drill, second room vocal solo, Su
sic McDole; defamation, .'The Poin
With Old Pete" Ellis Pyatt; recitation
"Our National Songs" drill, Japanese
Lantern" third room, song "Our Flag
defamation, "The Boys Plea" Ar
thur Clegg; boys chorus, Washing
ton," second and third rooms; ques
ton solo, Bernice McMahan; answe
duet, Gertrude and Grace Riggs; dec
lamation, "Black, Blue and Gray,
Oracle Pierce; quartet, Grace Bruins
Frances Funk, Grace Rhode, Susie Nc
: Dole; song, high school glee club
II ]. F. Hall has been having anothe
siege Of quinsy, but is reported as i'm
: proving.
). Samuel Harding and family move
Wednesday from the Caughlan prop
erty on South Fifth to the G. G. Pa
: mer tenant property on North Fift,
! street. The Caughlan property wa
purchased by B. F. Gordon some tim
: ago, and he will tear down the oil
J. house and build neat new residenc
e for his home.
The Epworth League will give a 81
cial in Palace hall Friday evening
February "a. Refreshments will b
served, the proceeds to go for the be1
: eft Of the church. The league ha
J. been making great progress under tn
I able leadership of Ed. Kussart, eleve
new members having been taken
since the last conference, and pro
poets are favorable for several NOR