Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-01-23
FRANK B. CLARK, j. H. L. SWENSON5
OFFICERS ELECTED BY
NJ. e. SUNDAY SCHOOL

Belknap.--The following list Of Off
GERS was elected Sunday by the
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school:
Superintendent, C. w. Heady; assist
ant superintendent, H. 9. RANKIN
secretary, Miss Merna Myers; assist
ant secretary, Miss Leila Eberline;
treasurer, Miss Cora Bell; organist,
Miss Zoe Mcconnell: assistant organ
list, Miss Leila Eberline librarians;
the Misses Hester Conner and Ethel
Brewster. The teachers for the
classes will be elected next Sunday.
w. L. McCormick's many friends
here are sorry to hear OF his serious
illness in F1oris at the home of his
daughter Mrs. j. w. Bolivar.
Mrs. Selma Pennock OF LeClaire Is
visiting here with her sister Mrs. My
ers and daughter, Flora, and with 9TH
er relatives and friends.
Ernest Coghill and Mrs. Jennie
Miller Of Millard, Mo, are spending
the day here with Mr.. and Mrs. G. e..
Lisetor.
| Mrs. J.. c. Mcconnell has been very
ill with an attack Of neuralgia Of the
stomach.
Mrs. M. ]. Cline of Pomona, Cali
fornia, was the guest Tuesday of her
aunt Mrs Catherine S. Hughes
| Mrs. Ora Carnes, who had been very
| i'll in Des Moines with pneumonia, ar
4 rived last week for a stay with rela-
tives here, while regatning her usual
Mr. and Mrs. /. E. Kneedler and
children are moving back to Davis
county from near Independence, Kas,
where they were located the past year.
I Mrs. Ada Waddell of near Pulaski
/ visited few days last week with her
i mother, Mrs. Mary Caldwell.
Mrs. Catharine Sample Of Sherman
Il Chapel is spending the day with her
sister, Mrs. Rosa Mum.
II. c. Rankin returned home Satur-
day from Chicago and Indianapolis
Indiana, having attended a most in.
teresting revival meeting at the lat.
ter place.
. Mrs. Bert Wishard was quite ill las
week.
Mrs. Emma williams and daughter
Eta Of Drakeville were over Sunday
guests of Mrs. Elmira Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mum ane
, daughter. Inez, of Carbon, were thu
guests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Davit
Mum.
Mrs. ]. w. Bolivar of Florts passed
through here Thursday on her wa!
home from near Bloomfield, where sh'
visited her daughter. Mrs. William
r Bandel, and Mrs Bert Wishard.
i Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hockersmitl
, and children of near Bloomfield wer
tIe SueSlS Suiludy VI phi 11oStASI
: smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. I
Num-
:, Mrs. Byron Skinner spent Sunda
. in Ottumwa with her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. George Lowe. They report he
father, who has been very sick for tn
last few days, as greatly improved
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Harbour, daugh
{ ter, Lois, and granddaughter, Wild
y Smock, visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Gee
: McVey, of near Floris, Sunday.
: J. L. Mum Of Des Moines, Is her
making arrangements to take anothe
i party of gentlemen to go to Dalhar
Texas, TUESDAY, night.
Mr. and Mrs. John Combs enter
J. tanned number of people at mus
ical Wednesday evening.
, Mrs Sarah MCGEE left Sunda
r morning for a visit with friends
: and near Bloomfield.
Mrs. William Spohr spent a fe7
!, days last week in Ottumwa at tt
q home of her son, Clyde Spohr, an
o family.
Mrs. Oscar Sample of sherma
l. Chapel is SPENDING the day with Mr.
), David Mum.
!, Last Wednesday a few relatives {
:. Mrs. Betsy Dodd met at her home
celebrate her ninety-fifth birthday.
a fine dinner was served. The little o
h spinning wheel was brought out ar
y also other relics of pioneer life
+ Iowa. The afternoon was spent
singing and telling stories of the ear
times, when William Dodd propose
. that his mother sing one Of her goo
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