Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-20
CHILDREN'S DAY AT
M'CURDY CHAPEL

at the McCurdy Chapel at Rutledge
was very interesting and we'll rendered
throughout. good attendance was
present and the entertainment was app
preciated by all who heard the various
numbers of the program, which was rs
follows:
Song. Happy Children"
Prayer-H. II. Davis.
Recitation, 1.-THE Lost Doll"-Ellen
Price.
Recitation, "sparklee-Bonnie Par
ker.
Solo. Jesus is Calling-Lillie Da-
Wis.
Address-Jame Spears.
Recitation, Fast Asleep" Daisy
Thompson.
Recitation sarah MCKINLEY.
Song, "Chirp, School.
Duet-Misses Mary Reems and Ma
bel Gibson.
Recitation-Eliz Cavanaugh.
Song. "The Children's Feast"-S
chpol.
Observation-Disclosures Davis.
Song, Swell the Cllorus"--School.
Recitation-Oliver Reese.
Recitation, 1.-THE Busy Mite
Recitation. my Kitty"-Esther
Richards.
Solo-Sybi1 Walker.
Recitation, "Hozanna" - Martha
Spears
Recitation-Dor Smith.
Song, March, March Away
School.
Other West End Items.
Mrs. Hull of Chillicothe is visiting
Mrs, G. W. McCarty who resides on
West Second street in Grayestown.
Miss Rachel Lumsden OF Fairview
avenue returned Saturday from q
months visit In Des Molnes.
Thomas Price Of Mcpherson avenue,
who has been visiting his brother,
Richard Price, Of Phillipstown. has re-
turned home.
Fred HeatherinEten OF North Ciar-
ence street has moved to Des Moines.
Miss Rose Thompson Of woodland
avenue Is visiting relatives in Abba
thts week.
Lee Ragsdale of EIiteman spent SUM-
day with friends In Fairyiew.
Mrs. McCarty OF Chillicothe is visit
ing her son. c. w. McCarty, on West
Second street.
Miss swenson of Des Moines is visit
Ing her aunt, Miss Rachel Lumsden Of
Fairyiew. e.
Irwin Jones. call boy of the Milwau-
kee who resides on West Second street,
spent Sunday in Tunis.
Al Harker engineer of the switch
engine on the Milwaukee. made his
student trip on the Kansas city divis-
| ion Saturday eevning.
Miss e. G. Mccune Of Decatur Ill,
| who has been visiting friends IN the
city, left last Saturday evening for
Farson. where she will visit friends.
Mrs. Lawrence Piper Of Fairview
left Saturday evening on the Milwau-
kee for Hedrick, where she will visit
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Parker Of Ward
street, left Saturday morninr for Bid
WELL where they will visit friends.
| Mesdames Virginia Gillette and Bes-
sic Howard of PhilNpstown spent Sat-
urday in Ottumwa.
Mrs. w. Peters of 90S West Mill
street. left Saturday evening on the
Milwaukee for Cede- Rapids, Peoria
and Chicago.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bennett, who
have been visiting Mrs Benefits par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Pride. re-
| turned home to Hiteman Sunday even
ing,
Miss Anna Hyde, who has been visit
ing her sister in Marion for the past
few weeks, has returned home to Phil
lipstown.
Mesdames Charles Cobble and
! Whitfield of Phillipstown were visiting
friends in Hayesville yesterday.
Mrs. Rachel Reem of Bloomfield
spent the day Sunday with her daugh-
| ter Mrs Wesley Reeves Of Pbjllins
town.
Mrs. Verne Utterback Of FIayesville
who has been visiting Mrs. Ward Ut
terback, who reaides on Clarence street
has gone to Sigourney.
| Mrs. Glassford of Hedrick, who has
been visiting friends In the city, ss-
turned to her home Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. s. e. Wesman, who i.e-
lside at sO3 West Main street lief,