Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1908-01-23
CHARLTON.

young LADIES or the EnCr6 NOUS CtuD
held their twelfth annual banquet q
the home of Mrs. Gussie Buchanan.
Twelve members were present. The
table decorations were pink and
green, and the dainty menu cards
were hand painted heads, the work
of one of the members, Miss Frances
Blanchard, who gave toast on the
"Pat, Present and Future of the
Entire Nous Club" Mrs. Gussie
Buchanan read toast which was pre-
pared and read by Miss Fay Ewing
at the first annual banquet, which was
also held at the home of Mrs. Buch-
anan, then Miss Gussie Bates. An
original club poem was read by Mrs.
Ida Rea The evening was spent IN
a social manner and will long be
pleasantly remembered by those
present.
The members Of the senior class Of
the Charlton high school entertained
a large number at box supper In the
Pythian Temple on Friday evening.
1 Dancing, cards and other games were
the amusements of the evening, and
La general good time was had.
Miss Floy Mitchell visited over
Sunday at her home in Creston.
The members of the Charlton
basket ball team went to Corning Fri
day evening, where they played the
team of that city, and were defeated
by score of 66 to 9.
: Miss Dorothy Carroll went to OF
tumwa Saturday to spend few weeks
q at the home of her uncle, John
5 Beatty.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Christofel spent
R,{N IN,
Miss Effie Henry of Carson, return
ed home yesterday after visit Of
three weeks In English township with
her brother, o. B. Henry and wife.
Mrs. A. P. Burlington and daughter
/ Margaret, arrived the latter part o.
/. the week from San Francisco, Call
fornia where Lieut.. Burlington has
!, been located, and will spend few
here.
Mrs. Sanford Rea of Sioux City
t who has been spending three week.
t with her. numerous friends here, LEI
Saturday evening for visit with rela
tives in Des Moines before returning
to her home.
e The Misses Ella, Agnes and Esthe
3 Arvidson Freda and Ella Anderson
and Pearl Lewisf11, spent Sunday II
!. WOODBURY., with Mr.. and Mrs. Will II
= Lewis.
! Mrs. w. W. Oviatte Of Shenandoah
4 has returned home after few day
visit with Mrs. F. M. Baker.
Clyde Lingle Of this let
a and Miss Marguerite Barstown, Q
" Osceola, were united in marriage ol
= Thursday evening, at the home
= . the brides parents in Osceola. The
are expected to arrive in Charlton th1
: evening and will make this place thei
: home. The groom is son OF Mrs
q Levi Fluke, of this city.
A. Dahlstorn, of Ottumwa, formerl
- of this city, came yesterday for VII
IS it with his old friends here.
:. Miss Josephine Patton, Of TarlSit
# Mo, is visiting in Charlton with he
a brother, H. T. Patton and family
Mrs. ]. P. Currier, of Mt. Pleasan
n visited in Charlton yesterday wit
Mrs. T. NJ. Stuart, while on her way
Indianola.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Grips, Of Ottun
wa, came yesterday for few day
ID visit whit formers brother. j.
l. Grips and wife.
s Miss Helen Leach went to Indianol
If last evening to spend a few days wit
,e relatives. She was accompanied /
her brother, E. P Leach of Sargen
y Neb., who had been visiting here.
ID Mrs. w. M Hobbs, of Des Moine
4 returned home last evening after
weeks visit with Mrs. Fred Grenno
Mt Mr. and Mrs. Mark M. Shaw ar
little daughter, Margaret, of d.
~ Moines. visited in Charlton few da.
- this week with Mr.. and Mrs H. Este
at Mrs. Levi Fluke returned yesterdf
k. from Osceola where she attended Il
lp marriage of her son, Clyde Lingle,
Miss Barstow.
m Mrs. Andrew Gustafson. Of Warrs
n ne township, was called to Red Ook la
- evening by the serious illness of Il
wife of her son, Albert,
The Misses Lulu McMasters al
Carrie Kull, teachers in the Osceo