Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-26
FORMER BLOOMFIELD BOY AD-
MITTED TO BAR IN N. MEXICO

Bloomf1eld-Guy R. Hardy, Mora
county, New Mexico, son of Baptist
Hardy, formerly proprietor and editor
of the Bloomfield Democrat was ad-
mitted to the bar by the supreme court
of the Territory of New Mexico, jan
Sua-y 9, at Santa Fe. He was admit
ted on the strength Of credentials from
the law department Of the state uni
yersity of Indiana. He will be the only
licensed attorney in the county, and
is admitted to practice in all the land
offices and courts of the territory. A
local in THE Spanish American
paper published at Roy, says that Guy
r. Hardy has been the guest of At
torney E. P. Davies of Santa Fe, New
Mexico. Mr.. Davies Is another Davis
county boy. formerly a resident of
Floris. He and Mr.. Hardy were college
rhums.
Mrs. Huett Dies.
Mrs. Hulett died at her home in this
citv about 10 o'clock Thursday night.
She was suffering from pneumonia
but no immediate fear was felt for her
death. She had been up and around
the house all day and went to bed as
usual and never awakened. The fun
eral occurred at the residence Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. F. D.
preached the funeral sermon at the
course of friends. Only one of her
children was present, Charles of
Topeka, Kansas, the rest being too
IA. away to reach the city in time.
Mrs. Hulett was pioneer of Davis
county and was rs years old at the
time Of her death. Interment in south
cemetery.
Nathan Harris Dies.
Nathan Harris, about Sc years old,
died at the home Of his son-i law, AL
Parker. who lives north of Mark. F.
d. Ferrall of the Christian church,
preacherd the funeral sermon at the
Parker residence Tuesday, January 10
at II o'clock. He was buried in the 1.
o o. F. cemetery.
Hold Annual Dinner.
Troy Lodge No. 81 I. 0. o. f. held
their annual dinner in their new din
ing hall just completed. The Rebekah
lodge of Troy aided by friends and
re.ghbors entertained over two hun
dred and fifty Odd Fellows and Wis
iting guests. District Deputy John A.
Owens and Grand Marshal Ellsworth
Roninger Of Bloomfield. were guests
of honor. After the ladies had served
q splendid dinner the following pro-
gram was given by the Rebekah lodge
in the Odd Fellows hall:
Solo-Dora Evans.
Recitation-Fay Darnel.
Violin solo-W. T. Fountain.
Recitation-De Mar Shreve.
Recitation-Jewel Robots.
Recitation-Minda Sayes.
Violin solo--W. L. Lear.
Address-Dist. Supt. John A. Owens.
Reading-Helen Stephenson.
"a Recitation-Nellie Roberts.
3 Odd Fellowship Hon. Ellsworth
Rominger.
The following officers of the Troy
lodge were installed with impressive
ceremonies:
N. G.-Alva Evans.
Y. G.-John Brooks.
r. SIS. H. Tisdale.
T. S. Frank Buckles.
Treas.-Ira Evans.
VA. Allen.
Cond.--Clyde Mckee.
Chaplain-Fred Glattifielder.
r. S. SIS. Backns.
=. S. N. G.--G. f. Shreve.
L. S. N. &C. P. Work.
r. S. Y. &c. B. Parks.
L. S. V. Coco. De Daugh.
=. Coco. Roberts.
O. G.-Miller Monghler
Musical at the SprowIes Home.
Mr., and Mrs. H. L. Sprowles receiv-
cd friends Friday night at an informal
musical to meet c. w. Sprowles OF
Cincinnati, Ohio. a guest at the Dawes
home. Mrs. Sprowles was assisted by
Miss Davies. A lengthy program was
followed out in q very pleasing man
ner. Vocal numbers by Miss Davies
and c. w. Sprowles and reading by
Mrs. F. c.. Young lent added attract
ton to the evening. A social hour and
light refreshments followed the pro-