Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-13

n NldIKtt dllu Mdltl' up otdlFS.
- ---z -.
membership was conferred upon Coun-
ty Treasurer U. S. Scott, Mrs. Scott
and Mrs. John Games.
The business meeting was followed
by the caterers grand parade, at the
close OF which masked walters served
the lodge with delicious refreshments
lie Twentieth Century club met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Herbert King
as leader and Mrs. H.. c. Leach hostess.
The club will disband the latter part OF
the month, when grand picnic win
bring the social side of club life to a
climax. In October the winters work
will be renewed.
Mrs. j. w. Young and son, john
Young, Jr, of Hutchinson, Kansas, ar
rived Saturday to spend the summer
with relatives.
Mrs. Lillian Stewart and children of
Hutchinson, Kas., are expected to ar
rive this month to spend the summer
with her mother, Mrs. Eliza Young.
Mrs. Stewart is an enthusiastic P. e.
o. ard has been elected state orga-
nicer Of Kansas and also delegate to
the supreme grand chapter at Braak-
|.held, Mo.
w. r. Hooking and daughter, Leona,
are spending week In Batavia, where
they attended the marriage of Mr..
bookings niece, Miss Cora Hooking, to
Charles Spade of CenterYille. The
wedding took place at the home OF the
BRIDES parents Wednesday evening at
8 o'clock
Abby Briggs and wife of Chicago
spent Saturday at the D. H. Payne
home, while enjoying an automobile
tour from Chicago to. Salt Lake City.
Utah. The trip from Chicago to Mt
Pleasant was made in two days. They
will continue the trip from Salt Lake
to California, making the latter point
by rail-
Mrs S. E. Latimer has gone to Cres-
ton to spend several weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Newcomb
S. L. Berry left Friday evening for
Des Moines to spend a few days on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Taylor returned
Friday night from Milton, where they
had been spending few days with
relatives.
G. T. Pierce made a trip to ottun-
wa Saturday to meet his daughter.
Miss Jennie, who was enroute home
from college at Monmouth Ill.
Mrs. John Ford of Des Moines is Wis
iting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Ford OF Stuben.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grin England have
gone to Tennessee to visit their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Kirk England, for
merry of this city.
Friends of Charley Black OF Center
Vile, formerly of this city. are in re-
ceipt of cards announcing his marriage
Pierson Of Centerville. Mr.. and Mrs
Black will be at home to their friends
in that city after June H.
w. II. M. Entertained.
In response to the invist-
lions issued by the Women's Home
fo1i
!. bers of the Methodist Episcopal church
were entertained Thursday afternoon
S at the home Of Mrs. AL Power. The oc-
t casion was that of the annual mite
box opening in connection with which
4 an interesting program was given. De-
| followed by vocal solo, "The Birds
s by Miss Opal Lorenz. Within Our
Gates" was the subject of an excel
s lent paper by Mrs. Ellsworth Romin-
ger and vocal solo by Mrs Mary
Barracksnlan preceded an enjoyable
n talk by District President Mrs. Henry
c. Day The opening of the mite boxes
+ enriched the treasury to the amount Of
y S12. Onother feature of interest con-
nected with the business meeting was
: the addition of q number of new names
to the list of membership. The bust
r ness meeting was followed by a social
hour in which refreshments were serv-
e successful in spite of the lowering sky
Y which prevented an increased attend
: ance
Y Miss Onna Pickens Of Kirkville is
: spending few days with Mrs. Fannie
Gilmore.
. Pythian Sisters Entertain.
On Thursday evening the Pythian
o Sisters entertained thirty friends at the
n Woodmen's hall. A short program was
: given, including little contest In
which the honors were scored by So
: cial hour, to which an invitation ex
tended to the brother knights then in
8 session was accepted and refreshments
e entertaining committee was composed
o of Mrs. B. Loeb, Mrs. Fannie Cook and
- Mrs. James A. Dunn.
n Harry Burchett returned Thursday
evening from a short business trip to
8 Chicago
l. erts and Mrs. Arthur Wray left Fri
day morning for Ottumwa, where they
- were joined in the evening by Harry
: Burchett, Arthur Wray and F. H. Rob-
4, erts, who attended meeting of the
8. Elks. The entire party returned home
Saturday morning.
Miss Eva Moore of Mexico City
Mexico. who has been making an ex-
d tended visit with relatives. left
Thursday for short visit with MI
and Mrs. Samuel T. Wallace of St
4 Louis, Mo. She will return next week
IS going from here to Des Moines, IIol-
y bridge Neb., and Grand Junction, Colo
d RADIO.
y Mrs. Emma Rogers left Thursday fol-
Is Pulaski, to make on extended visit
IS E. B. Kinnick, formerly of this city
ii now Of Kinnick, Okla, accompanied
re by his daughter. Mrs. Agnes Healy OF
= Grand Rapids, Mich, is spending few