Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-14

terms and viii teach In the Wallv
district northwest of town the coming
year. She is lady Of charming per-
sohality. Mr.. Enetcett has peen en-
gagged In the merchant tailoring busl-
ness here for several years.
Or. II. 9. Young presented the
Bloomfield fire company with a ten
dollar bill Monday morning In appre-
citation for the faithful service render
ed Sunday morning during the ire
whom his barn burned. II took hard
Mr.. Youngs residence. This marks tho
second ten dollar bill presented the
company this year. 8. s. Stanley gave
them the first one for good work at the
north side Ere some time ago..
:, Mr. and Mrs. ". ]. steokal, Amos
Marian AYES OF Galveston, Texas.
nieces or Mira. SteclSel drove to Bunch
and spent last Sunday
Mrs. Daniel Shriver and daughter
Mrs. Dorothy left for their home In
Shelby. Ohio, after an extended visit
at the r. d. Doke home.
Dun Burchett Will go as representa-
tive and DR.. Il. G. Young as delegate
to the K. r. Grand Lodge to be held
at Sioux City from August IL to IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Black left last
week to visit the Exposition at Seat
tie.
The temperance lectures to be held
Michael ]. Tanning Of Philadelphia.
were held in the court house yard In
the afternoon and at the Christian
church In the evening.
Mrs. Helen .Sprowles entertained
the Narcissus club Tuesday morning
Miriam AYES Of Galveston, Texas
Bridge whist was the entertainment
and delicious one o'clock lunch was
served following the game.
Mrs. w. ]. Steckel chaperoned a
party OF young ladies' to the II. c..
Taylor farm near PULASKI last Tues
day afternoon when delightful picnic
supper was enjoyed.
Mrs. Retta Collins spent last week
at Stiles visiting her lister Mrs. frank
Miller.
Miss Eva Putnam leaves next week
for Washington Ia, to visit her sis
ter Mrs. Itta Scranton AID attend the
chautauqua. From there Miss Putnam
will go on to Chicago
The Baptist congre cation have rent
ed the Universalist church until they
can rebuild.
| Mrs. E. o. Evans and little daugh-
ter Helen and Miss Grace Thatcher of
brunswick, Mo-, are in the city, visit.
ing at the home of their father Burr
Thatcher. After a weeks visit they
will go to Kansas City. Mo, where
they will make their future home.
S. S. Stanley is having the Mutual
phone office papered. also the mea,
market on the lower floor.
Mrs. j. Wi Wright and Mrs. AL pow
er left Wednesday to visit Scott
Power at Fairfield few days.
| w. T. Deupree has let the contract
for the five room modern cottage to
be erected on the lot formerly owned
by Mrs. Anna De Vault in the west
part of town and work VIII commence
Immediately.
Mrs Andy Shields and daughter
Mrs. Velma ACCOMPANIED Miss Creola
ShIte as far as OttImwa Tuesday.
Miss ShLte went on home to Lacona,
Ia. and Mrs. Shields and daughter
remained.
The official board or the Christian
church met Wednesday evening.
Seth Barker was in Moulton Tues
day on business.
The R. N. A. held meeting Tuesday
evening. Mrr. -s,,us- ~. of Enid
Okla, visit, d the camp.
T. A. Goodson was in Chicago the
first of the weel on business
Miss Isve.yn Whitaker of Kansas
City. Mo-, John Brrn,5 If Des Moines
and Mrs. S. Drunk of Pulaski visited
at the Jim Nilligan home last Tues
day.
Miss Ruth Curl spent last week with
friends in Belknap.
Reuben Stafford Of Grinnell, Ia, Wis
tied old friends In the city the first of
the week.
Harry Wishard has returned from
Mt. Pleasant to spend the rest Of his
vacation in Bloomfield.
Mrs. VIII Fortune and two sons
John and Dewey Of Elliott afe visiting
at the home OF the formers parents
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hull.
The Aid society of the Baptist
church will hold no more meetings I'M
til after chautauqua.
Will Hill left Monday evening for
Marshall Mo-, to join Mrs. I1ull and
from there to Kansas to visit before
going to Los Angeles. Calf, where
they expect to locate
Little Marcel Mooney Of Kansas
City, Mo-, is visiting at the home of his
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs B. Loeb
The Courier's correspondent was
misinforned as to the dates of the re-
union Of the Third Iowa cavalry and
the TSirtieth Iowa Infantry to take
place in this city this fall. The dates
are Sept. % and gath.