Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-04
+ KNOXVILLE.

RnoXyllle.-NeWS has reached here
that Della Pringle, the great emotional
actress has married again. She was
married in Ogden, Utah, to Cicero K.
van Auker, of Denver, Colo She was
married just after closing weeks en-
gagement at the Evanston House in
| Ogden. The marriage ceremony was
performed by Elder G. P. Folkman
of the Mormon church. who is also
the janitor of the court house at
| Ogden. He was the man who per-
formed the wedding ceremony of the
| daughter of the governor of Utah.
| Frank Allen, residing southeast Of
Attica. is quite i'll with stomach
| trouble.
Lieut. and Mrs Carl Jones have a
daughter, born on June 81, at Fort
Rlee, Mich, which they have named
Katherine.
Mrs. c. l.. Stewart and children re-
turned to their home in Chicago last
week. after a visit with her mother,
| Mrs. Sullivan.
Ira Is. Sharon, of Indiana township,
| is in poor health with asthma and
other troubles. MIR. Sharon is over 80
| years old
Miss Eunice Maddy. who book
| keeper at one of the Oskaloosa cloth
| ing stores, visited with her parents
| last week in this city.
Misses Bernice Woodruff and Ger
trude Mcclure. have returned from
their school work at Seattle, Wash,
| and will spend the summer vacation at
| home
Mrs. ]. G. Gardner visited Knox
| vile relatives and friends last week.
j. d. Stentz has been employed to
take charge of the music at the NJ.
| e. church this summer 1t is the in
| tention to give a song service of about
one hour each Sunday evening.
The little son of w. c. Gregory was
! a very sick boy the latter part of last
| week He took sick Friday night
I with commissions which lasted until
about o'clock. The doctors think It
was some kind of ptomaine poisoning
In something the boy had eaten. He
| is getting along as well as could be
! expected
J. p. w. Freed, who has been taking
the school census of Knoxville, m
| forms the public that he found 45s
males and 4o6 females between the
ages of to p, total. S34. Between
the eges of and IA at which time
attendance is compulsory he found
230. males, FLA females, total. 444.
Phil Davis is visiting his daughter
Mrs, w. B. Bradney, near Blooming
ton. Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bush and son
| Earl of Des oMines, We're Knoxville
visitors last week.
Mrs. Anna Collins fell the other day
while picking cherries and broke he1
| wrist.
Miss Irene Belville went to Oska-
loosa Saturday morning for a short
visit with her friends Miss Nellie Col
Vile.
H. M. Dickerson went to Des Moinas
Tuesday and that evening returned
! home with q new automobile which
he had purchased.
leave for Colorado next Sunday even
ing where they will remain for :
month or six weeks.
Lawrence Golf, residing about foul
miles southeast of here lost his barr
and part of the contents Sunday
; night by its being struck by lightning
The barn was worth $1,000 and ia.
sured for s400 Besides this there was
Is tons off hay, 200 bushels oats, 1O(
bushels corn and several sets of har.
ness We're consumed, the grain belnl
insured for 500 and the hay for 500
Mrs. George B. McClelland, daughte
Carrie, and son Herbert, departed
Tuesday evening for their new HON,
in California. Mr.. and Mrs Kersber
gen accompanied them as far as De
Moines.
Mrs. A. J. Vandermuelen departed
| last week for their home in Lo
, Angeles, after an extended visit witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Seth Way
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Carpenter ac
companied them here for a visit afte
which they will return to their homo ii
I.oyeland Colo