Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-05-22
WEST POINT.

West Point.-D. Carsten was Fort
Madison visitor Wednesday of last
week.
Miss Clara Lowery left Wednesday
for Burlington where she spent few
days before returning to Nicola.
Herman d. Brandt of Franklin was
eighty-one years old last week and is
enjoying excellent health.
Mrs. Dave Kloppenstein and daugh-
ter Catherine spent several days last
week with relatives in Burlington.
John G. Sanders. president and gem
eral manager of the German American
Telephone has bought an automobile
John Christopher of Fort Madison
and Miss Bernadine Marie Catherine
Helling of Washington township were
united in marriage at .Ft. Madison on
Tuesday, May II, Rev. Father Kern
officiating. They We're attended by
Miss Dorothy Koellner, sister of the
groom and Joseph Sallen of West
Point cousin Of the bride.
c. L. Peebler was Houghton Wis
itor Wednesday,.
Henry Wiebler of Fort Madison Wis
tied here Wednesday.
Mrs. j. B. Schroeder left Wednes-
Gay for visit in Fort Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Kreikenbaum and
daughter Ruth We're visiting in Burl-
ington Thursday.
Mrs. Jos. Bentler of Randall, Mimi.
arrived Thursday morning for a visit
with relatives in this city.
Oral Halliwill of this place went to
Mt. Pleasant to visit his sister Mrs.
Chas. Motel.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Friedle and
child and Mrs. Isador Link and son
Charles all We're Ft. Madison visitors
Thursday.
Katier Hoenig of Houghton came on
II, -. ,,J
Mrs. Frank Hoenig near this city.
The Ladies' Aid society met with
Mrs. Harry DeLashmutt Friday May
IA at 2 o'clock. Refreshments We're
served.
Ernie Carsten of FIT. Madison came
Friday morning to visit his mother
Mrs. Carsten of this city.
George Stockman was a Fl. Madi-
son visitor Saturday.
Joe Bentler and wife of Houghton
were West Point visitors Saturday.
Jno. Stephenson of FIT. Madison was
West Point visitor.
Emma Fullenkamp of Pilot Grove
came to visit her parents near this
city.
Mamie Jansen came Saturday after
noon to visit her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Jansen.
Miss Catherine Schrerbrock and
Miss Dora Umptum both of Burlington
came Saturday to visit their parents.
A class of fourteen boys and sixteen
girls received their first communion
Sunday at s p. m. The MEM
bers of the class are: Joseph Black.
Frank Blindt, Aloysious, Edward
Rump, Alphone Culligan.a Edward
Greene, George Kalenfleiter, John
Lake, John Rickelman. Edward Pieper,
George Petersmith. Charles Link, Con-
rad Nacke, Edna Baker, Mary Fedler,
Leona Helm, Mary Link, Anna Hoe
Mig, Cecilia Menke, Louise Nashert,
Gertrude White. Freda Vonderhaar,
Mary Schultz, Eva Schroeder, Ger
trude Rueter, Clara Otte, Henriette
Pogge, Christine Pomberg, Mary
Raunbuehler. Rev. James Davis of
Davenport will confirm nearly one
hundred Friday May 81 at st. Mary's
church.
Mrs. R. A. Gardner and two daugh-
tiers Violet and Gertrude Gardner went
to FIT. Madison to visit friends and
relatives for few days.
Earl Rodman was FIT. Madison Wis
itor Monday
Onna Carsten returned from Buri-
ington after few days visit there
Rev. VIM. Jacoby was FIT. Madison
visitor
George Duker, VIM Weishaar, Hen
ry Schroeder, c. L. Peebler, Henry
| Wilson, Will Gobel, Lloyd Chite, Rev
5. Brockert. j. F. Wallpaper, Mis-.
Lizzie Peebler. Kate Kile, Mrs. Gus
Kaltenf1eiter, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney
Mertens. Helen Wilson, and Winnons
| Wilson all went to FIT. Madison Il
| hear Bryan speak