Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-30
Lymer of Mt. Pleasant; solos by Mis-.

Lymer Of Mt. Pleasant; solos by Miss
Bertha Lester and H. G. Skinner.
The members Of the elias who SO
faithfully accomplished the course OF
study and acquitted themselves with
honors are Harry q. Stevens, Elber-
tine Dilts. Mildred Dilts. Myriam b
Foss. Bessie E. Jones and Edith J.
Packer. That thew had won the es-
TEEN Of their friends was evident by
the many. presents which each re-
ceived. The class motto, "Hitch your
| wagon to star" was most beautifully
represented in the decorations, which
were profuse. The class colors, old
rose and purple, predominated.
! Services for Decoration day. May 80
will be held at the opera house. be-
| ginning at 1880 p. M A nice program
OF music and recitations and an ad-
dress nv Rev. Staunton of Mt Pleas
ant will be given, after which the SOL
diers' graves at both cemeteries will
be decorated.
Other Salem News
| 1t was impossible for. DR.. and Mrs
| w. A. Dilts, to attend the high school
daughters graduation Friday evening
! on account of the serious illness Of
Mrs. Dilts' mother. Mrs. Rebecca Dom
Edison who resides with the Dilta
family Misses Elherttne and Mildred
| Dilts departed for their home at Indi .
a,lo'a Saturday morning.
The Salem public schools closed
klidge."
| Mrs. j. H Jones and granddaughter
Miss Josie Jones. spent "Wednesday
shopping at Mt. Pleasant.
| Miss Maud Hobson Of Cedar Falls
arrived Wednesday for visit with her
grandfather, Amos Logan, and other
| relatives.
Mrs. Kate Carlisle, who has been
visiting with her daughter. Mrs. Low
| Albright, rear Danville, returned home
| Trit1ay.
Miss Chatti widdifield was a Mount
Pleasant caller Saturday.
Miss Ethe! Foss was a Mt. Pleasant
eaiIer Fri6aA,
Mrs. j. ". Hawkins and daughter.
Miss Maid. and Roy Davidson drove 10
Mt, Pleasant last Wednesday after
nom
A patriotic program will be given at
the Sopcra house on the evening Of May
so.
A Iarge number from here attend
Ell the dedication exercises of The
monument to George Perkins at Shar-
on cemetery Tuesday May %.
Miss Retts a1d Miss Holda:Mnn of
Lone Tree We're guests at the home o.
| Fr. KaM houser from Saturday urtil
Monday Of last week.
Mrs. Joseph Ozbun is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Graves and her
daughter, Mrs. Ross of Crystal City
Mo
Harvey Hobson of Abba recently
spent few days with his mother, Mrs
Lamar Conner, and his sister, Mrs.
Rachel Cough.
Mrs. Farlow Weeks and daughter Of
Garden City, Kansas, are visiting the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Knight
| Misses Mamie and Vera Right have
gene for an extended visit with rela-
tfves at Eddyville and Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry James are al
home, after spending few days with
relatives at Mt. Pleasant
Decoration Day Services.
The Friends quarterly meeting was
held at Chestnut Hill May "a, rs
and 26.
Miss Louise Becker. who has been
quite I'LL is reported somewhat better
Mrs, Hicks of Alton is a guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. j. Jones.
Schuyler Stanley left Tuesday for
| stephen, Mimi. where he and his
b rother, Zed. have employment.
| Enoch Beery shipped a car load If
cattle to Chicago Tuesday
| ANUS Logan is ENJOYING a visit WIN
his nephew. Horace Patcher of Port
land, Oregon
Rev. w. S. Right gave a fine memoir
ial sermon at the Methodist Episcopa
church Sunday evening.
\ w. A. Bliss spent few days of last
week in Missouri.
i: 7. Ingrim is lransacting business
4 at Ramona, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Tyner went to
burlington Monday and returned Tues
day
Rev. J. ]. Jones attended the State
Association of Congregational churches
at Grinnell last week.
Mrs. A. e. Pidgeon and daughter are
visiting relatives in Kansas City.
Prof. Richmond has rendered his res
fgnation as principal of the Salem high
school, He will go to Idaho.
Lee Berry and Othel James spent
Saturday at Mt Pleasant.
DR.. Barnhouser went to Keokuk on
Saturday
Alex Fisher, who has been making
his home with his daughter, Mrs. r. e
Hoyt, at Loveland, Colorado, arrived
| here Friday