Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-03
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The marriage of Miss Villa Mae
Cremer and Frank Jaques was sol
emnized
j An American Citizen" Is played
by graduating class of the Ottumws
4 high school to an unusually large audi
ence at the Grand.
!! DR.. Myron w. Hayes of Chicago is
chosen to deliver dedicatory address
of the First Baptist church.
Dave Chesser and Bill McBee sen
fenced to four years at 1T. Madison.
4 5-Thos. Leech a soldier, passes
away at his home
j Baccalaureate sermon delivered by
4 Rev. P. Adelstein johnson to OF
j tumwa high school graduates.
i Rev. f. J. Ward of Iowa City
formerly pastor of St. Patrick
4 Catholic church here celebrates silver
anniversary in priesthood.
4 8-Jury in Harris murder case con
i victs defendant of manslaughter.
Receiver wins in OttumWa Loan
4 & Building Association case.
81. A. Johnston passes away near
home in Blakesburg.
Diplomas awarded to seniors Of OF
tumwa high school.
10-seventy-eight pupils of the
eighth grade finished their course.
High school alumni holds annual re-
union in high school building.
11-Hon A w Buchanan, representa-
tive in the Iowa legislature, died after
a lingering illness.
12-Children's day was observed in
| Ottumwa churches.
Gen. Shields council, knights of CO.
lumbus, instituted in this city with
elaborate ceremonies.
| 14-Rev. John HASTE, pastor of the
1 South Side Baptist church, leaves for
| a four months visit in Europe.
With impressive ceremonies the re-
mains of the late Hon. A. W. Buchan-
an were laid to rest in the Ottumwa
cemetery.
| 15-Hon.John F. Lacey unanimously
renominated for congress at republic
can convention here.
16-Fourteen students of t.Joseph's
academy receive diplomas.
| 16-Five young women receive diplo-
mas from Ottumwa Hospital associa-
ton.
17-Little Wonder Drill Manufac--
turing company may be established
there.
L. A. Meeker making arrangements
! for Fourth of July celebration.
21-W. H. H. Asbury tenders resig-
nation as assistant postmaster to Fred
/ w. Wilson.
22-Mrs Isaac Knox and Alice
8eeker have narrow escape from
death in runaway.
23-Three hundred Mystic Shriners
are in city participating in the meet
ing of the Ancient Arabic Order Of
Mobiles of the Mystic Shrine
24-Earl Hoxey probably fatally
burned by live electric wire.
Earl Bells died at the home Of his
father in Blakeshurg.
25-Final judgments, aggregating
$46,000, are rendered by court in Build
ing and Loan case.
Thos. w. German, bookl1eeper at
the Iowa National bank, died at his
home
Members of the First Baptist church
honor DR.. H. W. Haynes with recep-
ton
Gladys Chesser drinks laudanum and
jumps in Des Moines river but fails in
attempt to suicide
26-t1rst Baptist church dedicated
with impressive ceremonies.
General Secretary B. G. Wade deliv-
ers farewell address at mems meeting.
27-Wapello County Normal Insti-
tue opened this morning.
Frederick W. Mueller gives excel
lent pipe organ recital at First Bap-
fist church
Ottumwa Traction & Light Co. sued
for $4,000 by Mrs. Anna Shermen
2s-Farewell reception to B. c..
Wade by Y. NJ. G. A. held last evening.
29-The marriage of Miss Ellen
Stoltz and John X. Mahon occurred
this morning.
Reception to students of Wapello
county institute held in Ottumwa high
school building was an enjoyable af-
fair.
July.
miss Abbie McElroy is made the
state secretary o. the Young Woman's
Christian association.
Capt. Fred. S. Holstein of Co. H Of
Burlington chosen for the office Of ma
;jor of Iowa National guard.
Chief John w. Gray and Night Cap