Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-05-28

the program.
Thursday Evening, May 21.
Music.
Invocation, Rev. w. S. McCullagh.
Music, Ladies' High School Glee
club.
Salutatory address. Education"
Anna r. Deneen.
Address. Industrial Advancement"
Carl T, Bowen.
Descriptive, Rome" Gertrude M.
Lyons.
Piano Solo, "L'Argentine,' Mary X.
Lockwood.
Address, Abraham Lincoln"
Blanche N Cottingham.
Reading, "The Sign of the Cross"
Lola M. Schrum
Address, Napoleon Bonaparte,"
Henry F. Mccullough.
Vocal Solo. Loves Lullaby"
Gladys M. Nolen.
Essay, Manual Training" Edwin r.
BEEN.
Address, Benedict Arnold" Beulah
M. Sellers.
Music, High school liee club.
Address, Child Labor Marie l..
Bown.
Biography, lotto Won Bismarck !"
Frank N. Whisenand.
Vocal Solo, "Sing Me to Sleep"
Mabel L. Stafford
Address, independence" Georgella
Bevan
Essay American Immigratior," AL
bert H. Reed.
Reading, "a Sisterly Scheme" Bess
G.. Farley.
Address, "The March Of the Federal
Constitution" Lester S. Combs.
Song, Glass of 1908.
Music, Charlton Orchestra.
Friday Evening, May 22.
Music, Charlton Orchestra.
Invocation. Rev. Hugh Moore.
Piano Solo, Witches Dance -
Villa. O.zBond.
Address, "Woman's Sphere" Mabel
B. Gittinger.
Essay, THE Civil Service" Emory
N. Bowman
Music, Ladies' High school Glee
club.
Class History, Charles A. Rowe.
Address, The Value of Decision, ;"
Iowa A. Ensley.
Piano Solo, ION to the Battle" Hat
tie Press.
Glass Poem, Audrey C.. Cowan.
Address, "The Nobility Of Labor"
Nina E. Lutz.
Reading, "a Set of Turquois," oma
F. Snedaker
Music, High school Glee club.
Valedictory Address. From School
Life to Life's School, Clara v. Schaf-
fer.
Glass Prophecy. Helen B, McGaug.
hey.
Vocal Solo. "The Castle Of Our
Dreams" Clifford G. Hakes.
Presentation Of Glass, Superinten
dent c.. j. johnson.
Glass announcements, Principal R
B. Leland.
Presentation of diplomas, Mrs. Kate
w. Penick president Of board Of edu
cation
Song, Glass of 1908.
Music, Charlton orchestra.
Benediction, Rev. Webster Hakes.
Other Charlton Items.
Mr.. and Mrs. David j. Jones OF
Cleveland visited in Lincoln township
yesterday with Jack Nelson and wife
while on their way to Everist where
they expect to reside.
Ray Coe left yesterday for a visit
with relatives in Marvel, Mo.
Mrs. G. w. Jones spent the day yes
terday with friends in Creston.
Mr. and Mrs. John Avitt Of Ottum.
wa are spending few days with Mrs
Avitt's sister, Mrs. Ira Coin and other
relatives and old friends
Mrs. Ed. Halton and three children
of Humeston returned home yesterday
after a visit at the home of Frank
Halton.
Mrs. M. M. Brannaman and cousin
Miss Laura Hopkins were guests OF
relatives in Garden Grove yesterday.
Ralph Householder of Lamar, Colo
is visiting in this city with his uncle
w. M. Householder and old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Cohen of Ottumwa
have been spending the past few days
in Charlton with s. Press and family
R. D. Piper returned last evening
from LineJllle Springs where he had
been spending week.
Mrs. Della Shepperd, Of Fargo
North Dakota, who was called here
several weeks ago by the illness and
subsequent death of her father, Grover
Taylor returned home last evening.
Mrs. j. H. Mcfarland left last even.
ing for weeks visit with friends in
lndianola and Des M!oines.
The Charlton baseball team return.
ed Friday night from Creston where
they played two games with the. team
of that city. They won both games,
the first one by a score of 8 to- 3, and
the second by a score Of 6 to a.
The Misses Vida Holtzman of Ver-
non, Michigan, and Margaret Akin
of Evanston, H., who have been teach.
Ing to the Charlton high school return
ed to their homes Saturday
Miss Laura Kull returned today
from few days visit in Osceola with
her sister, Carrie, who is teaching in
the public schools of that place
Harry Press Of Des Moines visited
in Charlton over Sunday with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Simon Press and