Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-21
EDpYvILLE.



Eddyville-Miss Lena Liebus, who
passed much of her life here, but who
has for some years lived at Oskaloosa,
was united in marriage with William
George at the parish house of st.
Mary's church at Oskaloosa at six
o'clock Thursday evening, october IA,
1909, Rev. Father Lotus officiating.
Only the members Of the family were
present, and after the ceremony a
three course luncheon was served at
the home of the BRIDES parents in Os
kaloosa after which the couple left for
Abba to visit relatives. the groom
having but recently come to Oska-
loosa from Abba. The bride is a daugh
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. John Liebus, who
for years lived on North Third street.
but moved from here to Oskaloosa
some years ago. She was for several
years employed by the Hanna Manu-
featuring Co, at Oskaloosa. Mr.. and
Mrs. George will soon be at home in
OSkaloosa.
Miss Ida WEIGH, one of the teachers
in the second ward at Oskaloosa. en-
tertained the other teachers of the
school at her home here Saturday aft
ernoon in honor of Miss Margaret
Burnside, one of the teachers who
taught during the last term, the event
being in honor of the approaching
marriage of Miss Burnside. who, after
her marriage will go to Idaho to live.
Miss WEIGH. accompanied by Miss Mae
Dorgan, came down from OskaIoost.
Friday night and the other teachers
came down on the afternoon passen-
ger train Saturday, returning to Os-
kaloosa the same evening. while Miss
WEIGH remained here over Sunday.
Cards We're feature of the afternoons
entertainment, and dinner was served
in three courses the dining room be-
ing decorated in keeping with the oc-
casion, and the room was lighted with
candles. Miss WEIGH was assisted in
entertaining by Miss Dorgan, of Os-
kaloosa. and by Mesdames Richard
lager. f. NJ McCrea. and F. w. Schaf-
err. of this place. The other teachers
present We're: Misses Elizabeth Shea
| han, Annis Smith, Edith Frost, Mar
Burkett and Mary Martin, and Mes
DANES Elizabeth Washburn and Stella
Dixon.
| Following the street auction Of Sat
urday afternoon the residence of Peter
Francis was put UP at auction and was
sold to DR.. F. M. McCrea, who secure!
this splendid property for the sum of
$1,000. Drs. F. NJ. and Eppie McCrea,
who have for a long time lived in the
Goodbach property, North Third. will
soon move to their new home
! John Krieger sold his eighty acre
farm, six miles northwest of town
Saturday to fred Miller for sS5 per
acre. or total of s6,s00, Mr. Miller
putting in the old Parsons residence
near the park at $1,000.
! E. Tune and family have moved
from the Spencer property to the prop
| erty of Mrs. Julia Gillian next door
north.
| There was party at the M. j.
Stump home at Hayden Chapel Friday
night which was quit well attended.
On the evening previous cowboy
lecturer delivered lecture at the Con-
gregational church on The Sand Hills
of Nebraska
Mrs. Lizzie Wiligman and Mrs. E.
Oily of Mineral City, Ohio who havo
teen visiting their relatives Mesdames
E. Parrish. NJ. ]. Criswell and NJ J.
Chitwood, and at the t. B. Kale home.
for two weeks. departed Friday night
for their home.
Roy Yoder is at home after spending
several months at La Plata, Mo-, where
he has relatives.
Miss Ida Moline, who has Lad en-
Iployment at Ottumwa for some weeks,
| spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. A. P. Moline at Pekay.
Mrs. H. Grooms and Paul Thayer,