Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-03-22
BLOOMFIELD.

BLOOMFIELD.
Bloomfield, March 2o.-A pretty
home wedding took place Sunday at
high noon at the home of the groom's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. l.. T. Barton.
when Miss Enda F. Stewart of Fair
field, became the bride of Ola M. Bar
by Elder M Downing and only the
parents and family of the groom were
present The bride was prettily at.
tired in a gray travelling suit and
white silk waist The Barton home
was tastefulIy decorated in pink and
white. Mrs Barton is a member of the
Fairfield Presbyterian church, in which
day school and a member Of the choir.
Mr.. Barton is the Youngest son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Barton and is an
assistant of j. A. Tomey. Mr.. and
Mrs. Barton will begin housekeeping
in a short time. where they will be at
home to their friends in the southeast
part of the city.
A quiet wedding took place Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'c:-rk a the home of
the officiating pastor. Rev. H. ]. Ev-
erly, who united in marriage, Mrs, Ona
Conner and Edward Brooks. Only a
few friends and relatives of the prin-
cipals We're present Mr.. and Mrs.
Brooks Will continue to make this city
their home as the groom is an employe
of L. e. Goode, proprietor of the West
Side poultry house.
At, recent meeting of the Freshly
terrain congregation, Rev. 7. c. Wilson,
VINO has served az pastor of that
church d.ring the past foHr years. was
recalled, having been elected by fair
majority Rev. Wilson. however feel
'ng that change would be desirable.
mas signif1ed his l,nwiliugness to ac-
cept the call, although he fully appre-
him by the laitY.a He will continue
his duties as pastor until July, when
his term expires During the few
years spent in this city, he has en-
deared himself not only to his con-
sregaticn. but. to many out Of the
circle and his removal with his fam
lily will be regretted by their friends,
whose name is legion,
Mrs. O. D. Wray has been spending
a few days in Keokuk visiting her
parents, Judge and Mrs. III. H. Trimble
and also her brother Palmer Trimble,
who is slowly convalescing from a
severe illness. caused by typhoid fever.
j. C: Frazier. cashier of the State
bank, left Saturday for Springfield, o.,
where the family will make their flu
ture home. The vacancy in the bank
is being filled temporarily by John R.
Wallace. On account Of the illness of
Palmer Trimble, of Keokuk, an inn
mediate decision in the selection of
Mr.. Frazier's successor cannot be
made.
Theodore wiseman, of Centerville,
spent Sunday with his, brother, w. II.
| Wiseman, while enroute home after
spending a couple of months clerking
at Henderson.
Misses Audrey Burgess, Ruth Allen
| der and Mamie Cox spent Sunday In
Pulaski as guests of Miss Ruth An
derson.
Emmon Spiiman and Harry Young
spent Sunday with. friends In Mil
ton.
Roland Cronk, the fourteen year old
nephew Of DR.. G. H. Cronk, has ar
rived from Tama county to make his
home with his uncle and attend
school.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. John Pittman are re-
| ceiVing congratulations upon their
marriage which took place at the home
1 Of the brides grandmother, Mrs. Nc
Downing officiating. Mrs. Pittman
formerly Miss Nellie McIntire
i was teaching school at Unionville anC
4 not until the school closed on Friday
i was the change in her name made
i known. Mr. and Mrs Pittman have
sl,rented inc Jonathan BlOlL farm WneTe
4 they will begin housekeeping at once,
Mrs. J. H. Hill is visiting her daugh.
tiers. Mrs. F. S. Hartman, Of Douds
4 Station.
}, James H. Dunn, who has recent,
i; located in Lancaster, Mo-, where hi
has accepted position in Latimer'
store. spent Sunday with his family a
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Cambron spen
Sunday in Moulton.
Miss Vera Hassenpfug is quite sicl
: with tonsi!itis
, Miss Francis Bryant is quite sicl
with a severe cold.
Rev. j. c. Wilson, pastor Of tn
Presbyterian church. preached in Al
ba Sunday.
) Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. johnson, VIII
) have been spending the winter at tn
, Sax hotel have reopened their home
, The Naples in the north part ofth
city. where they will remain for tn
. summer.
! Dr.. and Mrs. j. W. Young and bah,
/ Of West Grove, spent Sunday wit
i relatives and Mrs. Young and bah
[ continued the visit for few DAVIS