Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-01-09
kECSAUQUA.

On New Years day occurred the
marriage of Sherman De Hart to MISS
Mabel Wright at the Christian parson-
age The pastor of the church, Rev. IL
l.. Lewis officiated. Miss Wright is a
sister of Mrs. JOY Fellows and has Vls'
tied in Keosauqua quite extensively
Her home is in Nora Nebr., where they
went for short visit Immediately aft
err the ceremony, thence to Hastings
where they will live. Mr.. De Hart is
travelling for road grader concern
with headquarters at Hastings.
Chas. Schreckengost is improving the
Lyric theater which he recently pur-
chased Of Will Martin, by putting in a
sloping floor.
The body of William Miles Of Union
Vile, Mo-, was brought here FOR burial
January 2 He was brother or George
Miles of this place and an uncle OF Mrs.
John Kreiss and Of John Miles. lie
was about &C years old, and left no
family except one daughter. He lived
here a good many years ago and was
we'll and favorably known by the older
residents. A number of relatives from
other places attended the funeral,
among them being his brother James
Miles of Montrose, and his sister MRS.
Ida Bennett Of Waterloo.
Harvey Meredith and daughter MISS
Mildred Of Victor, Ia, visited during
the holidays at Leroy Meredith's. MISS
Mildred is teaching sewing In the Us
kaloosa public schools.
The schools resumed work after
two weeks vacation on Monday morn.
ing. Miss Olive Thomas, teacher Vi
German spent her vacation at nel
home in Lamont, Miss Almlra Brlmliier'
tho domestic science teacher, IN north-
o,,1 P6GG1p
the second grade in Bonaparte. MISS
Editb Saunderson, teacher of maine
mates visited a few days in kahoka,
Mo-, with relatives.
The college boys and girls have gone
70 +hair resnectiye schools. RestOn Nor
ris and Forest Johnston to Iowa CITY,
Terance Block to Cedar Fails, Craig
Petit and Bates Landes TO Ames' Dry
ant Parrot to Columbia, Mo-, Margaret
Manning to Grinnell and Bertha oauh-
derson to to Mt. Pleasant
Mabel Saunderson returned last
week to Chicago where she Is taking an
advanced course in music. Alice Cheney
who is under appointment to go TO
Pachuca, Mexico. as missionary Oh
tho Methodist church, while waiting
for conditions there to become favor
able FOR her work, is taking course IN
Snan;sh and domestic science at iowa
Wesleyan.
Row Davidson who has been taking a
course in optometry in Chicago IS at
home on a short visit. Mrs. j. n. Scout
Of Seymour also spent few days at
the parental Davidson home
Miss Helen Walker, teacher OF Ger
man in the high school at OnaWa Ia
returned to her work on SATURDAY
Mrs. J. Warren Rinabarger is VISIT
inc her parents in Abel and friends IN
Des Moines.
Chas, Robinson VINO has been in poor
health for many months. mas 1alied
ronidly since Christmas. Miss Retta
Woodward of Milton is here for few
davs 70 assist in caring for him.
Reni. Vance is also very i'll and his
ohiIdren have been summoned to his
bedside
Mrs Ola Walker returend to her
home here Saturday after spending a
pleasant week with her son Erwin ana
IA mily in Ottunwa. Mrs. Kate Lane Is
home again from New York city where
she sDent a month visiting her son
George F. Lane.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. f French Of Chi
cago spent part of Tuesday and Wed
nesday at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w.
M walker. Mr.. French was in business
mere ABOUT lHlllSCil ySs'io 'S"'
The p. E. O.. chapter celebrated its
Goth anniversary by q musical at the
home of Mrs. S. w. Manning or the
evening Of Jan. 5. The date OF orsanl-
zation was Dec. 26th, but for various
REASONS the celebration was postponed
The committee in charge gave pro-
gram of classical music with solos by
Mrs. Florence Craig and Miss Lucia
Linsley. Some Of the numbers on the