Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-26
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Salem held a picnic on the college
campus Tuesday afternoon. The guest
Of honor was Miss Grace Bell of Twin
Falls, Idaho.
Complimentary to Miss Grace Bell
1.-THE Eastern Stars held a picnic on the
college campus Wednesday afternoon.
Rev. Robert Pool came from Okla
homa to visit his parents Rev. and
Mrs. Pool at Brighton, his brother,
Rev. John Pool and family at Ottum-
wa, his sister Mrs. NJ. L. Poulter and
family at Mt. Pleasant. Thursday Mrs.
Poulter and her brother Rev. r. Pool
visited at the Russell home southeast
Of Salem.
A large number from Salem attend
ed the Henry county fair held at Mt
Pleasant last week.
Forest McVey living east of Salem
and Miss Elsie Long Of Denevo neigh
borhood were united in marriage at
| Mrs. T. B. Safer and little son
Thomas Of 'Danville and Mrs. Saters
sister, Miss Jennie Ingrim who has
been guest at the Safer home arrived
lat the r. T. Ingrin home Friday. Mr..
|Sater will come Friday Of this week
and they will enjoy the old settlers
meeting to be held at Salem Saturday
Aug. 26.
Mrs. W. A. Dilts and sister Miss Adj
die Donaldson Of, Indianola came Fri
day to visit their brother 9. Donald
son and family west Of town at the
Thomas Dilts home and other relatives
here They will remain until after the
old settlers meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Scott and lit,
tie twin sons came from New London
and spent Saturday at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Scott.
fine program Is prepared for the
w. C. T. U. district convention which
convenes at the NJ. E. church at
o'clock Wednesday afternoon Aug. %
and continues during Aug. "a.
Excellent programs are issued .or
Whittier home coming Friday and Tor
old settlers meeting Saturday.
The Womans Missionary society 81
the Congregational church met with
Mrs. Conley Hollowell. northwest of
town Friday afternoon.
Glasgow and Fairfield combined
crossed bats with Salem Reds on the
Salem diamond Sunday afternoon.
serve chicken dinner in the basemen
Of the M. e. church Saturday.
Miss Pearl Almond and little son
visited relatives at Fairfield last
week.
Mrs. G. I. De Laahmutt entertained
her cousin Miss Minnie Black from
Mt Pleasant Thursday
|
position rs assistant principal of the
Salem high school to accept a position
/ as instructor of Latin in Fl. Madison
high school.
Mrs Alice Crew is at home follow
ing visit with friends at Iowa City.
| Misses Mary and Bell Masden spent
a few days Of last week in Chicago.
Miss Leonore Collins is visiting rela-
| tiyes at MankOtO, Kansas.
| Mrs. A. Fuller is enjoying a visit
with her mother Mrs. Renshaw from
Nichols and her sister Mrs. Foster Of
Muscatine.
Miss Bertha Lester was guest Of
her sister Mrs. T. M. Johnson at Iowa
City last week.
| Thomas Randolph has sold his prop
lerty in the southeast part Of town 20
Fired Shelledy.
| Mrs. VIII Edwards Of Paona, Calf,
and Mrs. Frank Edwards Of Fairfield
have been visiting at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edwards
| Margaret Ann Crosbie was born in
Indiana March 27, 1929 and died at the
home of her daughter Mrs. Oliver
Faulkner at Whittier. Ia, August IS.
|1911. She was married to Mahlon
born nine children. six of whom sur
vive her. The body accompanied by
Mrs. Tomlinson arrived at Salem on
Sunday morning. Funeral was held
from the NJ. E. church at o'clock on
Sunday afternoon. Interment was
made at Salem in tie Friends ceme-
terry. Two sons, Isaac Tomlinson Of
Des Moines and George Ton1linson q
Mt. Pleasant and enc step daughter
Mrs. Isaac Garretson Of Salem wee
also present at the last sad rites. The
deceased was for many years an es-
teemed resident of Salem and a con-
sistent member Of the Friends church.