Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-07-02
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Parsons college will have several
new members Of the faculty when coll
lege opens this fall There will be
four new faces for the students to be-
come acquainted with. "A new matron,
Miss McHenry of Kansas City, MO-,
who takes Mrs. Pattison's place will
be at Ballard Hall. Philo Hildreth Of
Colorado Springs, Colo, takes Ward
W. Silvers place as professor of his
tory. Miss S. M. Aiken Of New York
city will be the new librarian, taking
Miss Zichy's place and Miss Anna
Irene Miller also of New York will be
the instructor In English. taking Miss
Smiley's place. At the last meeting
of the board of trustees of Parsons
instructors in these lines were accept
ed. The other members of the faculty
will do the work they1did last year.
The new librarian will reach Fairfield
ali ut the middle of August to become
familiar with the work here.
Mrs. Anna Prowell arrived Tuesday
fre m Ohio for few days visit with
lily. She is enroute to Seattle, Wash.
Mrs Fred Nelson of Ottumwa arriv-
ed Monday afternoon to attend the
funeral OF Miss Katherine Harris
Miss May McClain Is entertaining q
party of young lady friends from Ne.
braska. They are Miss Hazel Turner ~
Cambridge, Miss Ethel Brown OF
Cook. Miss McClain spent last year
teaching vocal music In the Franklin
Academy at Franklin, Nebr., and her
many friends will be interested to
learn that she has been reelected with
an increase in salary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hirshberger who
have been spending several months In
ok1 yIyno tnr
have returned to their home in this
city.
William Randall, who drives the
United States express wagon is slowly
recovering from prostration Of the
heat which occurred last Thursday.
He has been very sick man.
Eugene Kirby went to Otturnwa on
ried on Wednesday to Miss Maria
Slaughter. A number Of Fairfield peo-
pie attended the wedding.
Miss Lydia Pool, who recently re.
turned from the mission fields OF
Cawnpore, India and is visiting her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. 7. S. Poole IN
this city spoke in the Methodist church
in Washington recently.
Mrs G. L. McGaw had the misfor-
tune to fall from the porch at her
home on West Jefferson street Monday
afternoon and fracture the bones IN
her left wrist.
DR.. and Mrs: w. E. Parsons left on
Tuesday for Burlington where they
have engaged passage on the Sydney
for trip to st. Paul and Minneapolis.
Thsy expect to be gone couple OF
weeks.
The fifth wedding anniversary Of
County Attorney and Mrs. John A..
Huglin was celebrated Tuesday at
their home on South Main street when
a family dinner was served at $50
o'clock to number of their relatives
and intimate friends and their second
son Harvey Porter Huglfn, six
weeks old was christened by Rev. w.
A. .Wolgemuth, pastor of the First
Lutheran church of this city. The
occasion was a most delightful one.
Among those present from a distance
were: Miss Helen Porter Of Los An
geles, Calf: Miss Ida Huglin Of JEFF
ferson; Miss Elizabeth Huglin Of
Kansas City; John P. Engstrom and
daughter of Burnside; Mr. and Mrs. O..
e. Huglin and sons Of Odebolt and
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Huglin of Dayton.
Today is a big day here for the local
base ball enthusiasts for a double
header is to be played with Mt Pleas
ant.