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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-29
Brave Little
Katie Donipan

Katie Donivan, 10 years old, was
the child of very poor parents. The
Doniyans lived on the top floor of a
tumble-down old tenement house in
a great city, Every morning Mr.. and
Mrs. Donivan went to a factory to
work, and did not return till long aft
er 6 o'clock in the evening. Katie, be-
Ing their oldest child, was left in
charge of the house and her 5-year-
old brother and 6-months-od baby.
And SO it was that while most OF
house had time for play though it
was necessarily in the hot and dirty
street Katie Donivan had time only
for work She had the three poor liv-
ing rooms to keep tidy, food to pre-
pare for the little ones and herself.
and the baby to mind when it was
cross, and to watch when it slept. So
you children who never have to work
cannot realize what a dull and work
worn life poor Katie Donivan lived.
But Katie was not a complaining
child at all; in fact, she was always
In a very hopeful frame Of mind, do.
ing her work with a will and doing
the very best she knew how to. And
her love for the little brother and del.
tcate baby sister prevented the care
of them from becoming hardship
One sultry afternoon while the baby
slept, Katie made a hurried trip to the
market, a few blocks away. She led
her little brother with her to give him
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sToRlEs-LETrERs.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

The First Congregational church Of
Ottumwa was organized by Rev. Ben
jamin A. Spaulding. 1t was quite a
small church, containing only eight.
Mr.. Spaulding was pastor in 1851, and
in 1863 he resigned. He died in 1867.
Services were held at the old court
house until 1851. When new build
ing was put upon Court street near
Second, this church was incorporated
September 26, 1853. In 1874 a lot was
given to them by Seth Richards on
East Fourth street. The new building
was dedicated January %, 1877. In
this church I was baptised, but good
many wears afterwards. l was baptised
on children's day in June, 1899, when
l was ten months old.
The pastor then was Rev. P. Adel-
stein Johnson When I was baptised
the Sunday school sent me cradle
roll. started to Sunday school when
I was four years of age. The seventh
children's day after I was baptised
they gave me Biple. Rev P. A..
johnson was the only pastor can re-
member (until Rev. Locke) and he
gave me the Bible with my name
written in it, signed by himself. I am
proud of that. We have had nine pas
tors since Rev. Spaulding until Rev
Locke. There are around $50 or more
members.
My first Sunday school teacher was
Miss Morey. My next was Mrs. Bon
niield. Ny next was Miss Norfolk.
Miss Merrick is my Sunday school
teacher now. I am in class Of two
boys and five girls.
Our superintendent is Mr.. w. A.
Hunting and Mr.. Britten is the assist
ant. Mrs. Britten plays for the sing
ing. Mr.. Meek is our secretary. The
librarian is Mrs. Meek.
We have nice church and Sunday
school and l am glad my name is on
the roll. I expect to be member be-
fore long.
Helen Louise Rowe, age 9.
324 West Fifth St, Ottumwa
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are several more, but can't think
of their names.
The names of the members of the
Sunday school class to which l belong
are Juliette and Yvonne Devin, Hazel
Rave and Naomi Stewart The Episco-
pal Sunday school begins at quarter
of ten o'clock, which consists of three
songs, the creed, the Lords prayer
and one other prayer and our time
for Sunday school lessons. Our Sun
day school is over at about a quar-
ter to eleven. Then church begins at
IL and is over with about half past
twelve. We have our Sunday school
down stairs and church up stairs.
Mabel E. Reifsnyder, age IL.
522 e. Second ST., Ottumwa.
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THE COLUMBIA M. E. CHURCH.

The name Of our church is the
Columbia Methodist Episcopal
church. 1t is very nice church. It
was built four years ago and was dedi-
Gated on August %, 1904 Rev. R. A.
Bruce was our pastor then, and Rev
George Filmer is our pastor now. He
is a very good man.
Our church is in the country, so we
have only six classes in Sunday
school. The names Of the teachers
are E. Garfield, Mrs. c. w. Onley, J.
R. Stodghill, Mrs. william Bird and
Mrs J. R. Stodghill. Mrs. Stodghil
is my teacher, and those in my class
are Ethel and Mildred Olney, Leslie
Nye, Thelma Howe. Ruth and Mar
shall Byrum, and my sisters, Mae and
Cecil and myself.
We get cards and picture lesson pa
pers In our class. The older ones get
tue Advocate. think we have a very
nice Sunday school and like to go
every Sunday. We have Epworth
League every Sunday evening before
preaching.
Miss Lawson, a returned missionary
from India spoke at our church Sun
day, Aug. %.
My papa and mamma and sister
Cecil are visiting in Minnesota.
will close now
Edwin Newquist, age 9.
Dudley Iowa
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A COUNTRY CHURCH.

I go to the country church, Methodist
church. 1t is 21h miles from Martins
burg. We have church every Sunday,
The. church is 81 years old. The first
pastor was Rev. Kirkpatrick. We have
a good Sunday school Of four classes.
am in the primary class. I think
there are twenty-f five in my Gloss. / "a
most every Sunday. My teachers
name is Mary Jones. The other three
teachers are F. o. Bottaff. S. w. Davis
and e. c. Hawk. The superintendent
IS U. S. Chacy The pastor is Rev.
Kedrick, The average attendance is
9o.There were % who went in the chut,h
as members. My teacher gives us little
cards every Sunday and when we get
she gives US a little book. I have.
been in the class everr since I was 3
years old. I have little sister two
years old. She goes in the class now
but she don't sit very still but
think she will learn after a while what
to do. Last Christmas we little folks
gave our teacher watch chain as she
had taught our class so long.
I wish every little girl and boy,
could go to Sunday school.
Lola Deuser,
Hedrick, Iowa, r. R.. No. 2
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ABOUT MY CHURCH.

I go to Sunday school at the Chris
tian church in Broken Bow, Nebras-
ka
1t is a very nice church. 1t has d
large bell, and is beautifully carved
on the outside.
1t has four rooms in it and a nice
baptistry The pulpit is lower than
where the congregation sits, which
makes it possible for everybody to
hear what is being said.
It was erected in 1907. It cost
$4,000. It's first pastor, who is also
pastor at the present time. was Rev
l.. N. Early.
He is a very good man and an ear
nest worker for his church, and to
lead people to Christ.
In January Mr.. Fife and son came
from Kansas City. Mo-, and held a
revival meeting They had the incest
music ever heard. There were such
large crowds attended they had to
move to the opera hous.
They received over eighty converts
and nearly all of them have their
membership at our church.
My Sunday school teachers name
is Miss Holcomb.
She is very good. kind teacher,
and an earnest worker for the cause
of her master.
We have over eighty scholars in
our Sunday school. and still more at
tend at the church services.
We all try to our best in working
for our Sunday school. And our aim
is to invite everybody to our church
to learn our bibles and learn to do
right and | hope my little Junior
friends do the same.
Isal Miller, age 8.
Broken Bow. Neb.
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WASHINGToN's BIRTHDAY
ERNESTS.

Dear Courier Juniors:
AS wrote story about the fax, +
thought would write a letter.
l would like to have George Wash
ington's picture. MY birthday is the
same as George Washington, February
%.
For pets I have two white rabbits
They are white as snow I feed them.
clover, hay, apples and bread and milk.
have a dog, his name is Sport. He
Is about a foot and a half tall and Is
black and yellow
| have brother, his name is Earl.
l live on farm of eighty acres We
milk six cows. I would rather live on
a farm than in town.
| go to school when ever I can. I
missed about one month of school last
winter because | was sick. I take six
studies like them very much. Ny
teachers name is Agnes Argenbrigfat.
like her very well. We play bali at
school.
Ernest Mulleaix.
Ottumwa, Iowa, R.. r., No. 8.
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OUR CHURCH..

used to go to the Free Methodist
church. but now go to the Methodist
church. 1t has been established about
four years. 1t is in Ormanville. There
is only one store in Ormanville, the
church and doctor. There are only
four scholars in my class. Our Sun
day school begins at 10 o'clock Sun
day morning. Our church is the Meth
odist Episcopal church The first
preacher was Rev. Vernon Pike, and
the present one is Rev. Johnson. The
scholars names that are in my class
are Oracle Hawkins, Alta Orman and
Ray Hunt Your friend,
Wesley Hunt, age 10.
R. r. No. 6, Ottumwa.
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HIDDEN NAME PUZZLE.

We will give 10 Fluffy Ruffles paper
dolls as prizes to the Juniors working
in the Hidden Name Puzzle" given
below The first ten Juiors sending
in correct answers will each receive
a Fluffy RufIles paper doll. The con-
test opens at once.
The puzzle follows:
BY taking the initial letter of a one
syllable word from each Of the follow
ing sentences and writing them in
the order in which they come you will
have the name of a famous composer.
The bee is an Industrious insect.
Always aim to do your best.
Never cry over spilled milk.
The brave are always full Of hope
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TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.

l go to the Trinity Episcopal church.
1t is on the corner of Fifth and Mar
ket streets. 1t Is a large church of
white stone, with large stained glass
windows. The first Episcopal church
was down on the corner of Fourth and
Market, but that is Christian
Science church now. The first minis.
ter of the Episcopal church was the
Rev. VIM: F. Elmendorf, who founded
the first Episcopal church here.
The present minister is the Rev. w.
c. Hengen. The names OF the Sun
day school teachers are Miss Minnie
Hoffman, Miss Field, assistant, Mrs
]. Gee, Miss Lillian sutton, Miss
Mary Garner, Miss Alice Barnes, Miss
Edna Brown, Miss Wanda Gee, Major
Mahon and Miss Title Rohr- There
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world The roar of the falls can be
heard for several miles and the cloud
of spray thrown IN the air can be
seen for twenty miles, Because Of the
cloud the natives called the cataract
Mosi-oo- tuni, which means roaring
smoke.
Just below the falls the Cape to-
Cairo railway crosses the river on a
magnificent steel bridge 600. feet long,
and 400 feet above the water. 1t is
the highest structure of the kind in
the world. From this bridge a magni-
fcent view of the falls can be seen.
I thank the editor very much for the
postal. l am very glad to write about
it as am especially fond of scenery
postals.
From your Junior.
Albertina Alaska Park. age 10,
OttuInwa. Ia, 100 n. Elm ST.
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Dear Editor:

Dear Editor:
| take great pleasure in reading the
letters and stories from the girls and.
boys in the Courier Junior and i
thQught would try and join them.
l am always glad when Tuesday
comes so can get the Junior page.
l received my postal card you sent
me. ! was glad to get it. wish to
get another one. have only three
cards from the Juniors, that is not
very many but l have only written
three letters
I went to Sunday school today.
like to go to Sunday school and school
both, but I like Sunday school the
My sister Florence. is taking music
Lessons now. Her teachers name is
Mrs. Davis. She likes to take lessons.
Yours truly,
Dora A. Cobler. age 10.
Rural Route No. 3, Box 46.
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VICTORIA FALLS.

Victoria Falls is a celebrated cataract
in the Zambezi river, about 225 miles
northwest of Bulawayo. After flowing
for long distance over a rough
broken plateau covered with brush and
small trees suddenly the Zambezie
plundges into deep hollow place, 400
feet dep. The falls are about 5000
feet in width and $50 feet in height.
At low water the falls are broken by
projecting rocks, but in the rainy sea-
son. an unbroken sheet OF water is
hurled over the edge, forming
cataract uneQualled elsewhere in the
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SARAH GOES TO CHRISTIAN
CHURCH..

go every Sunday that l am feeling
well. The church is ten years old.
We live just across the street from
1t. My Sunday school teachers name
is Mrs. Leila Irelan. The members of
my class are Nellie and Grant Irelan.
Goldie Ralston, Hazel Townsend,
Lucy Mcconnell, Ora McNabb and
myself. like to go to Sunday school.
Sarah Taylor. age 10.
Drakeville, Iowa.
Box As.
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NOTICE.

1 got a postal from the Courier and
thank the editor very much for it.
wrote about my dolls in the doll con-
test. / hope some of the other Juniors
will write to me-
I am going to send you one Of my
pictures and another postal card.
When you send me postal card send
it to Hedrick. Iowa. Box 143.
My mamma is at home now and sits
up most all the time. We brought her
home last Friday.
Have you got any of your pictures, if.
you have send me one, please.
Well, it is thirty minutes after eight,
SO I will go to bed
From your loving friend,
Lena Davis, age IL,
Hedrick Iowa, Box 143.
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THE SEYMOUR PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH,

The Presbyterian c..urch of Sey-
mour, Iowa, was organized Feb. IA,
1874, with thirty members. Mrs. A. E.
Rogers and William Manning are the
only living charter members. Rev. D.
L. Hindman was the first pastor. A
new church was built last year. The
corner stone was laid September 10,
1907 1t was dedicated JAN 10, 1908.
The present membership is about 1875.
go to the Presbyterian church.
My mamma, Mrs. J. ]. Adams is my
Sunday school teacher. There are 8
in our class besides me. They are
Virgil Inskeep, Ethel Briggs, Frances
Walker, Fay Runyosen, Leila Owen,
Ada Christy, Bertha Hagethrone, Ber-
nice Carroll.
The superintendent of the Sunday
school is Theodore Rosengren. Our
pastor now is Rev. L. M. Beebe.
Mildred Adams, age 8.
Seymour, Iowa.
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VERA TAKES MUSIC LESSONS.

Dear Editor:
1t has been quite a while since 1
have written so I will try and write
again.
l take music lessons on the piano.
like to take lessons very much. I
take of Miss Jessica Weller. l have
five pieces.
have one brother and one sister.
My sister is in Chicago learning to be
a nurse. My brother is three years
old. I think the Junior is very nice
page for children. Well will close
for this time.
Vera Patterson, age IA.
SipOnrpav >OWo
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The Courier Junior
Published by
THE couRIEE PRINTING CO..
oTTUMwA, IOWA.
MATILDA DEvEREAUx.
EDITOR.
PRIZE WINNERS NEXT WEEK.

Dear Juniors:-The names of the
prize winners for the church contest
which closed August &c, and which has
been most successful, will be in next
weeks Junior, as well as the names of
the winners in the postal story con-
test and the surprise letter contest.
The postal and the letter contests will
not close until September l, so the
tardy Juniors will still have a chance
to write.
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EIGHT RULES FOR THE JUNIORS

1. Use one side Of the paper only.
2. Write neatly and legibly, using
ink or sharp lead pencil.
3. Number your pages.
4. At the bottom Of the last page
write your name, age and address.
8. Do not copy stories or poetry
and send us as your own work
6. Always tell whether you are a
Daily Junior or TriWeekly Junior.
Z. Address the envelope to Editor,
Courier Junior, Ottumwa, Iowa.
8. Your stories must not contain
more than 300 wirds.
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l HAVE TWO POSTAL CARDS.

Dear Editor:
I thought ] would write about my
postal cards. ! have two. Ono Is
about the Hurstmonceaux Castle. It
dates from the year 1440 1t was
built by Sir Roger de Fynes and cost
$4,000. 1t Is beautiful picture with
evergreen trees growing up in the
yard. 1t has flowers vined up along
the side of the house and there are
some pretty flowers in the yard My
other postal card has fine big ships
on the water. The ships are painted
all colors. I can see the people
standing on the ship.
I wish the Juniors much success.
Eulala F. Ream,
Charlton Iowa r R. No g.
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THEODORE HAS MOVED TO
AVERY

Dear Editor
I received the postal card that you
sent me and / think it is very nice
We moved to this town two weeks
ago last Thursday. like it pretty we'll
down here. We have very nice
house down here. There are five
rooms and a closet in it. Well, l guess
viii close for this time
Your loving Junior,
Theodore Roberts,
Avery, Iowa.
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DONOVAN HAS PASSED HIS
EIGHTH BIRTHDAY,

Dear Juniors:
have had birthday since wrote
last. l am eight years old now. NV
birthday was the 23rd Of March and
my classmates surprised me and we
had party.
Ira Downing Billy Skinner and
Harvey Downing were here.
We popped corn, made taffy and
mother made me birthday cake with
in it.
will stop now for I want to write
a story
Donovan Hoy, age 8,
Ottumwa, Iowa, r. r.. 6.
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ANOTHER SURPRISE LETTER
PRIZE.

We hope that many more of the
Juniors will write letters. We will Of
fer another surprise prize and all the
Juniors can work for it besides work
ing in the regular contests.
The Juniors might write letters to
some absent member of their family
or else they might pretend to be away
on trip and write home
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BEssIE's BROTHER PASSED.

Dear Editor:
AS l have written a story, / will
write letter also. have written twice
before but l saw only one letter pub
lished.
In my school there were twenty five
school children. Some of the children
took the eighth grade examination.
My brother passed.
/ have a little sister two years old.
She has blue eyes and brown hair.
Bessie Duckworth. age IA,
Charlton, Iowa. R. R. No. z.
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THE STATE CAPITOL OF NEB-
RASkA, LINCOLN, NEB.

The state capitol of Nebraska is at
Lincoln, Neb., 1t has marble steps and
floor. I do not know who the gov
ernor is. 1t has a, nice tall steeple on
it. like our state capitol has would
like to take trip to Nebraska and
see the capitol and I could tell more
l think that Nebraska people are all
ways coming in and going out of this
capitol.
Alden Doud. age 10.
Dnuds- I .ea ndn Ie11ua
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JACK is THE DOGS NAME.

Dear Editor:
I will try and write few lines to
the Courier Junior.
Jack.
My father and went down to visit
our cousins Opal and Ray Small yes
terday.
I like to read the Junior letters and
stories.
Ruth Smith, age 10.
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Ottumwa, Iowa.,
ha1naacf Ok 1AAS

Ottumwa, Iowa.,
August 25, 1908.
Miss Leona Vest.
Dear friend:-I saw your letter and
was very glad to hear from you. I
cannot come down as our school COM
mences week from next Monday. You
had better come UP. We have sold out
the restaurant and now live in a
house with six rooms and a pantry It
has four rooms downstairs and two
up stairs. l was very glad to hear that
you were winner in the letter contest.
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MARIE WRITES FROM COLORADO

Dear Juniors:
My school commences September 8.
l have one pet, 1t Is a magpie. 1t
is learning to talk.
/ have big doll, named Genevieve.
l have some pretty flowers in bloom
! have lots of post cards.
Marie Dible. age 8,
Colorado City, Colo
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organ. We have choir of eight PEG
pie. We also have library for the
girls and hoys.
Well. will close for this time.
Belle Rush, age IL.
1915 N. Wapello st.
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Hedrick, Iowa, R. R.. No. :
OLIVES FIRST LETTER

Dear Editor:
! Will write to the Junior for m,
page.
My teachers name is Miss Johnston
from Mephis, Mo. I will be glad when
school begins.
Youds truly,
Olive Thompson,
Birmingham, Ia, R. r. 3.
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HoWAR is FIVE YEARS OLD.

Dear Editor:
I am little boy five years old
I have a little kitten and a Teddy
bear / play with. have two calves
l call them Jersey and White Face.
Your friend,
Howard Lindsay,
Hedrick. Iowa. R. R. No. 5.
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ELLA HAS BROTHERS.

I am little girl years old. have
never written to the Junior before.
l have nine brothers and two sisters,
Two brothers, and one sister are mar
RED
We have two pet pigs, one red and
one black.
Your friends.
Unionyille, Iowa, R. R.. No.
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LEA ANSWERS LEoNA's LETTER

Douds-L eando, Iowa.
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Broken Bow, Neb.
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DORA WANTS PosTALs.

HTItSL MuII6Ht
Ottumwa, Iowa, R.. r., No. 8.
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Williamsburg, Iowa.
Box 112.
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MY DOLL.

Moulton. Iowa.
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EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR

The average man cannot afford tn
employ a physician for every slight
ailment or injury that may occur in
his family, nor can he afford to neglect
them, as so slight an injury as the
scratch of pin has been known to
cause the loss of a limb. Hence every
man must from necessity be his own
doctor for this class of ailments Sue
cess often depends upon prompt treat
ment, which can only be had when
suitable medicines are kept at hand.
Chamberlain's remedies have been in
the market for many years and enjoy
u good reputation.
.Chaberlain's Collie. Cholera and Di-
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for
cough.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Can anti
septic linimenD for cuts, bruises.
burns, sprains, swellings, lame back
and rheumatic pains
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets for constipation, biliousness
and stomach troubles
Chamberlains Salve for diseases of
the skin.
One bottle Of each of these five prep
arations costs but $1.25. For sale by
all druggists.