Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-22
SAMUEL ORDER DIES AT AGE
OF S,xTY.TAREE YEARS.

SAMUEL ORDER DIES AT AGE
OF s,xTY-TAREE YEARS.
Bloomfleld.-Samuel zedoek Order
dicf at the family home in Bloom
field, December 8, 1908. at the age of
SO years. | month and 3 days. He
was born in Vigo county Indiana,
He leaves q widow and Ave
children. who have the sympathy
OF all in their sorrow. Rev. Ferrail OF
the Christian church conducted the
services at the home Friday, pecen
Der III. at 2:S0 y. IN. MIR. Grider bore
his affection without a murmur, being
sick a long time. Interment was made
IN the i, o. .. Y. cemetery.
Other News.
Mrs. fl. c. Taylor entertained q
dozen ladies at her home in BLOOMFIELD
at a noon luncheon Thursday in hon
Or OF Mrs. Mary Hinkle and Miss Keo
Jordan OF Hutchinson, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judge F. w. Eiehel-
berger will spend two weeks at Ex-
]celsior Springs: They will go direct
from there to Charlton, la, whore tks
judges next term OF court c~onvenes.
Miss Will Eic~llelberger returned
Monday from Cambridge. Kan. wlier.
she visited her mother and sister. She
has been way three weeks.
Chas. Capron, is on the ssck list this
week.
~. Il. Payne went TO OtsnnlHia
Thursday morning in the interest af
the case. Of Davis County rs. Rock
Island r. r.
James A. Dunn returned home ths
n.st ot tnc Week IRON Oklallonla,
where he mas been spending the past
SIX week.
:. G. Mess went to Ottumwa
Thursday on a business trip.
Mrs. G. T.. Brown entertained q few
friends at a twelve O'Clock dinner
TUESDAY.
Mrs; EVA Giles. Miss Eta Becratt
n Mrs. A. Man were in B~loorufsld
Thursday and left on the morning
Train foT !,
Kew, w. Nj. Beard OF this place re
ports Twenty-Five conversions at a re-
Vivai IN h Harmony church. a uttion
meeting, 81 miles south west Of here
that mas Just closed by him.
MISS Mary ~Farrington'of this place.
VINO ls teaching at the l. \. H.. sc1oet
mouse, Wiil give a program and box
supper this evening.
Mr. n Mrs ". e.. Appleton OF
buTlhgton, la wiz spend Christmas
at me, y. y. Appleton home
MRS; a. b. Sharp is making an et-
tended visit at the home OF her broth
er ). IL. Plank
pc Witte Sewers and Chas. Leach
We're in Ottumwa Wednesday,.
decorations at the public schools are
very eiahornten this year. h pro-
grams mfthe different grades will br
given his afternoon and tho schools
closed Tor two weeks.
MISS. Fay Beauclhamp, who has been
attending Ferry Hail in Chicago, rr-
turned Wednesday to spend her2va-
cation ~
The Friday, Afternoon club will keep
open house New Years day with Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Young. 5.
7. w; Ferguson OF Oklahoma will
spend the holidays with his family IN
Bloomfield.
MISS AIDA Brown of Milton. who
was operated upon for appendicitis BY
pr. r.. {. Young, left Thursday for
her nome.
Arc lights are to be put up in front
or the Baptist. Methodist and Christ
ian churches in the near future.
Mrs. Argus Spurgeon entertained
the following Thursday evening: MI.
and Mrs. Q Haney, MI. and Mrs,
{. F. Snoddy and Miss Frances Bryant.
Chas. Althelde, who assisted IN
meetings at Warrensburg, Mo. viii be
in. Bloomfield on his way TO Washing
tor; Pa, to sing at a revival. He is
with Rev. Geo. !" SniTel$, Of ST.
Louis.
Mrs Merry, who had a stroke OF
paralysis abouf three weeks ago. lis
not improving. n is 50 years OLD:
Misses Emma and Agnes MdFWaIt
or Cfnterville, are guests at the NJ
Merry nome Tor a few days.
me Hound Fable met With Mrs. ".
Il. Taylor "Wednesday afternoon and a
very profitable ting was held.
me subject, "l.epndlds da Vt1ci and
Industrial italy. proved very interest
ing. IN this was included the Last
NDDeT Iiie 1CIUD VIII nave 4 yara-
ton until the 18th OF January. when