Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-17
TO ADDRESS GRADUATES.
Bloomfield Students Will Give spIen-
did PROGRAM.


Bloomfield. May 1s.-The baccalau-
ates viii be delivered at the Methodist
church Sunday afternoon May 20, by
Rev. F. D. Ferrall pastor Of the
Church of Christ. The class motto Is
Evergreen the colors, red and
white, and the flower. the carnation.
The program follows:
Orchestra.
Invocation DR.. G. L. Stafford
Salutatory and class history.
THE Golden Age. Ruth Allender
THE Power of Ideals" ;. {. Matte Bell
"a Study in Black. Audrey Burgess
Orchestra.
Glass Prophecy-"The Visit Of
the Years.. .... Ebert McAchran
Round by Round. -. .Maude Corrick
"standeth God Within the Shadow
Keeping Watch Above His
Orchestra.
Under Whitened Ashes After the
Glowing Embers Puma Sample
Influence Of Climate Upon, civili-
Tyranny Of Public Opinion" 80.
.......... ...Adelia Saunders
Vocal solo ..... Prof. W. B. Downing
Might Brings Out the Stars"
muyo ....'' $500. ....;..'.; TN Ms...ie n9iieS
"o Tomorrow es'eroas noo Mabel am Mills
valedictorv-"Th Graz. Ed. songer
Glass Address. ....... .Supt. w. York
Presentation Of diplomas. .......
..............T. c.. Bence. Pres.
Benediction. ..... Rev. ]. G.. Wilson
p. e. o. Society Meets.
The regular meeting Of the p E., o.
Sisterhood was held Monday evening
at the Methodist parsonage, with Mrs.
G, L. Stafford as hostess. The usual
literary program was dispensed with
and the evening was devoted to the
report of the delegates who returned
Friday from the state convention at
Douglas, Wyo., was present, and gave
short talk. Chapter B then adjourn
ed to meet with Mrs. Lelah Herr May
20.
Personal and Otherwise.
DR.. c. M. Work and Mrs. Work and
son NARROW of Ottumwa, were guests
of Attorney and Mrs. T. P. Bence on
Sunday.
Dr.. Roy Swinney has returned from
from the Keokuk Medical college, and
received the M. D. degree. The next
question is that Of location, which has
not yet been fully determined.
Ed. Tannehill has returned from
Phoenix, Ariz., and is visiting rela-
tives in Drakesville. He will return
in the near future. accompanied by his
young son, who has been living with
his aunt, Mrs. Kinsinger, of Drake
vile.
DR.. c. C.. Heady left Monday for Des
Moines to attend a meeting of the
state medical society on Wednesday.
While enroute he will stop at Panora
and meet his son Clarence, who is
trombone player in the Robinson show
company's band.
Mrs. ]. A. Rominger of Long Beach,
she was called by the death of her
aunt
Miss Carrie Beedle has returned
from Mt. Pleasant, where she closed a
nine months term of school.
Mrs. Jas. Taylor and baby left
Tuesday for California to joint Mr..
Taylor, who has changed his location
from Oakland to another point.
A. p. Clark of Des Moines, was in
the city Tuesday.
The case of w. A. White and Neri
Gableman VS.. The School Township OF
Wyacondah, which has been pending
| before County Superintendent Roland
since Friday, the court holding SEES
sion day and night, closed Tuesday
afternoon. The case was to locate the
school house in the center of subdis-
trict, No. 9, the old school house
which was located 100 rods from the
center of the township, having recent :
| ly burned down. T. P. Bence and
John F. Scarborough appeared for the
applicants. and Payne and Sewers fol
the defense. The case was very BIT
terly contested, and large number Of
witnesses were used on both sides
| The matter was submitted to the
county superintendent on the evil
dence and argument at three O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Rowland will
give the matter few days considera-
ton before announcing his decision,