Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1916-02-12
ELDON

Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Brown of Selma
were visiting at the John CADMIUM
home.
E. J. Moore and c. w. Weber are
being prominently mentioned as eau
didates for mayor of the city OH the
republican ticket.
Bud Hinkle of Selma was IN the
city trading Thursday.
Archer Furtney. who works TOT L.
Harbachs Sons Co., in Des MONIES
came home to spend few days WIN
his parents. vii,
The E. H. S. basketball team Will
play a game in Ottumwa this evening
Mrs C. A. Amen, Jr., went to Ot-
tumwa on business Thursday.
Lawrence owen of Silvis, ILL.,, IS
here visiting his mother, Mrs. All
Owen who has been in the hospital
Mrs. Clyde Pickett is visiting at the
Eunice Friend home.
Mrs. Ida Spencer and Miss Gladys
Beghtal will leave in a few days TOT
Chicago to buy their spring stoc-~o
millinery. III,
F. C. Tyler of Illinois is moving MS
family to the farm recently occupied
by Floyd Sloan.
Emery Lamman is moving to the
A = Wvgant farm down the river
r Nav helped Charles Shaffer
load corn Wednesday.
Lee Stephenson, who has oeen TAX,
ing a short course at Ames, returheu
home this week.
George Warren and son, DaVlo'
were in the city on business Wednes-
day. ., ,
ter Thelma, of Kansas City, Mo-, are
visiting at the home of Mr.. and MIS-.
George Duffey.
Mrs. Row Berry of Chicago, ILL.,, for
merly of Ottumwa, was called 10 III,
don Wednesday to attend the funeral
NJ her little nephew, John Franklin,
Youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Franklin.
The old time dance which was CIV
en- at the skating rink was well at,
tended a good crowd of dancers ana
spectators being present. The oance
was held until 2 a. m. There Will De
another dance February II.
Miss Pearl Kneedler, who has maze
her home this winter with her sister
in Floris, surprised her friends by an
nouncing her marriage to William
Axleson at Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug
ust %, 1915. had
H. r. Hilleary bought eighteen head
of cattle down below Selma one gay
this week.
Fred Nance returned home Wednes-
dav from market with his car OF nogs.
Tom Jaques, A. Seaman ana HarVe
Enyart are the prominent democrats
mentioned as candidates for mayor
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sharp of Wh1te
Elm visited at the home of their son.
Frank and family Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Davis of White
Elm visited at the Van Wrinkle home.
Miss Dora Murphy of Selma is Wis
ting her friend, Miss Orpha Teetus:
Bert Strong of Selma attended the
dance at the skating rink Wednesday
evening. -.
DR.. and Mrs. A. w. Hinchman LETT
for Vinton where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. Scott Foster and Mrs. N. U.
Luellen will entertain their Sunday
school classes at the home OF the Tor
nloT rIludy CFChlAS'
Miss Belle Albert of near OttumWa
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Hilleary. Mr.: ana
Mrs. N. U. Luellen and daughter,
Lois and Miss Nora Kettle went bob
sled riding Thursday night out to Ash
land.
The Eldon band concert will be held
at the McHaffey opera house Wednes-
day evening, February II. The pro-
gram follows:
March-"Chicago Tribune (Cham'
bers).
Evening Idyls-"Adele' (Barn'
house,.
Marsovia waltzes Uampe).
.Old Kentucky Home'-Varlatlons
for all instruments (Dalby).
Bits of Remicl1's hits Iampe).
Lucia sextette DonizettD.
Reading-Miss Mcclure.
The Rosary (Nevin)-Mrs. VIM.
Smith and band.
Poet and Peasant overture (Suppe).
Highlanders Patrole Uarendo).
Selections from bohemian Girl
(Belfe)-"I Dreamed Dwelt IN Marble
Halls Mrs. Smith.
Baritone solo-"Delecta Polka
(Rollinson), Dale Brooks.
Star Spangled Banner-Band.