Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-15

N. at the college chapel Thursday
evening, when Miss Maud Dabney,
pianist; Miss Garnet Taylor, violinist;
Miss Carrie Davies, vocalist, and Miss
Chastinne Martinson, reader, appeared
In recital with the following pro-
gram:
Part l.
Piano Selections (a) Prelude OPP. %,
Chopin; (b) Etude OPP. 90, No.
........... ............ Haberbier
Miss Dabney.
Reading, Cuttings from IF Were
King. Justin Hunt Mccarthy
Miss Martinson.
Violin solo. Concerto ....... Seitz
Miss Taylor.
Vocal solo, Sing Me to Sleep" Green
Miss Davies.
Readings, (a) The Rivals; (b) Why
Lucy Backslid .......... Dunbar
Miss Martinson.
Piano solo. From Flower to Flower"
.............. ............ Kullack
Miss Dabney.
Part II.
VOCAL SOLO Selected
Miss Davies.
Reading, 1.-THE Sleep Mrs. Browning
Miss Martinson.
Violin selections GAY Spring Song,
Mendelssohn; (b) Selection by Strauss
Miss Taylor.
Reading, aux Italians" Lord Lytton
Miss Martinson, accompanied by
Misses Taylor and Dabney.
Vocal solo, "Raccoon Lullaby.
........ ........ .Neidlinger
Miss Davies.
Other Items Of Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs G. e. Young have a
little daughter, born on Thursday.
Mrs. w. H. Taylor and Mrs. H. G.
Young have returned from Ottumwa,
where they enjoyed a short visit as
guests Of Mrs. Herbert Rogers.
Captain H. d. B. Cutler of Blackwell,
Oklahoma, is visiting at the home of
his sister-in-l law Mrs. D. G. Greenleaf
Captain Cutler made the long trip
from Oklahoma to Missouri in order to
cast his vote at the polls in his for
mer home In Glenwood. He will visit
other Iowa relatives before returning
home.
J. H. McCustion returned Wednesday
from Hebron and other. points in Kan
sas and Nebraska, where he had beer
spending several weeks ON business
He was accompanied as far as Lincoln
Neb., by HIS daughter, Carrie, who has
been spending the summer in Nebraska
and will return home after hsort visit
in Lincoln.
DR.. H. G. Young spent Thursday in
st. Louis attending q convention OF
railroad surgeons.
Mrs. Charles McKibbon Of Mt. Ster-
ling spent Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs
A. B. WEIGH and other relatives.
John Frazie of Fairfield. while pass
Ing through the city Thursday enroute
to Cantril spent a few hours with I. A.
Dunlap, who was school mate Of his
boyhopd. The two had not met before
for forty years and much of the con-
versation Of the afternoon was in REM
iniscent vein.
The Lang Syne Whist club met on
Wednesday evening with Mrs. w. L.
Saunders as hostess. The souvenir
spoon was won by Mrs. Flora D. Nc
Achran and the BOBBY prize was award
ed Mrs. E. B. Johnson. The guests of
the club were Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. john
son, Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Leach, ME- and
Mrs. j. r. Wallace. Mrs. E. T. Math
ews, Mrs. Flora McAchran, Mrs. Jennie
Saunders, Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. Wray.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Phillips, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. D. Fortune.
Miss Fay Hutton returned Thursday
from Milton, where she visited Miss
Nellie Bonar
Mr.. and Brs. Dyer. who have been
spending a couple of weeks with their
daughter, Mrs C. w. Carroll, have re-
turned to their home near Leando.
While on the way Mrs. Dyer was
stricken with paralysis, from which
she is now recovering.
Walter Johnson, formerly Of this
city, has sold his grocery at Long
Beach, California, and has gone into
the real estate business as partner of
Ed Bartlette. who is a brother of Sid
ney Bartlette of the real estate firm
of Bartlette & Rominger. Otis Barnett,
who accompanied him to Long Beach,
has accepted a position in Dave Doke's
stock food factory at Los Angeles
Fred Curoway has returned from
Glenwood, Miss, where he recently ac-
copied position in furniture store.
The building was destroyed by fire, and
as Mr.. Curoway was working on the
upper floor and almost lost his life IN
fighting his way through the flames to
the lower floor, where he fell prostrat-
ed by the smoke and heat, and was res
cued by the firemen.
Mrs. Hill Of Rochelle, ILL.,, who has
been visiting at the home of her niece,
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