Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-06-08
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]. Cox Of Richland visited here one
day last week with his nephew Rev

j. Cox Of Richland visited here one
day last week with his nephew Rev
M. d. Cox. III.
Mrs. Ezra Kibler visited over Sunday
with relatives In Ottumwa.
Miss Fara Groves left Saturday fol
! her home at New Sharon.
Prof. Stanley Watts end Miss Ethel
Morgan have gone to Cedar Falls to at
tend summer school.
Mrs. Grover Hourch of Waterloo is
visiting here with relatives.
Miss Janet Perew of Oskaloosa is Wis
( iting here with her grandparents Mr.
and Mrs. w. F. Clements.
Miss Anna Arthur was shopping in
Ottumwa Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Manford Dudgen from
near Birmingham visited here Sunday
with T.. G. Rifle and family
w. II. Rodibaugh was called to Ell
don with his bloodhounds Saturday
Raymond Batchelder Of Nebraska is
visiting here at the Jas. Hankins home
i Mr.. and Mrs Hedrick and daughter
Miss Mary Of Ottumwa spent Sunday
here at the NJ. L. McMinn home.
Mrs. Harry Reno and Mrs. Clair
Cremer were Ottumwa shoppers Satur.
day afternoon.
Ms. Chas. Grimes and daughter Miss
audrey formerly Of this place but now
living at Memphis. Mo-, are visiting
here with relatives and friends.
The Salvation army from Ottumwa
held an open air meeting here Monday
evening. '.'|
Mr.. ana Mrs Fred Bell and children
Of Oskaloosa visited here Sunday.
Miss Hazel Reynolds visited In
Hedrick Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Collias from near
Stockport spent Sunday here at the
John Enyart home.
The members Of the B. M. club held
farewell party Monday afternoon at
the home Of Miss Lena McLem on
East Main street In honor Of the Misses
Mary Williams, Vivian Rotke and
Vesta Mccoy who leave soon to attend
summer school. The afternoon was
pleasantly spent with music and games
and taking pictures after which dainty
refreshments were served. Miss Lena
Mclean was elected president Of the
club for the coming year and Miss
Bernfce Watkins was elected secretary.
The following young ladies We're pres
5ent: Misses Fannie Nye. Ruth Funk,
Johnson, Leila Kibler. Adah Connolly,
Bernice Watkins, Mary Williams. Yes
Ia Mccoy, Grace Hankins. Daisy Roda-
baugh, Lula Enyart and Lena Mclean;
Mrs. Maud Johnson and Mrs. Winters.
The annual alumni BANQUET was held
Saturday evening at the M. E. church.
There was about eighty members and
guests present and an interesting pro-
gram was rendered. The following out
Of town guests were present: Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. LaForce. Mr.. and Mrs A. L..
Reynolds, Miss Margaret Reynolds,
Miss Erma Johnson. Mrs. O. L. Shad-
ford, Thomas Stevens, all from Of
tumwa and Miss Ida Fruehling Of Fl.
Madison.
The graduating class went to Of
tumwa Saturday to have their pictures
taken. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Griggs Of Of
tumwa visited here Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Scott Sirles.
Geo. Warren and family from near
Ashland spent Sunday here at the A. J..
Warren home.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety held their quarterly tea at the
home of Mrs. Ed Jones on Friday aft
ernoon. An interesting program was
given: The lesson Christian Songs and
their Influence" was in charge Of Mrs
Helen Reed. Mrs. Cuba Shadford read
a leaflet entitled "A Little Girl in an
Indian Village" Mrs. May Whipple read
q leaflet Christian Songs in a Heather
Village" At intervals during the read
ing little Miss Audrey Whipple sang
portions Of hymns that were taught by
the missionaries to the heathen Roll
Acall was answered by favorite hymns.