Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-09-21

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From Thursdays Daily.
Scott's watch repairing gives sasis-
faction.
Mrs. A. J. Burnaugh, who lives just
northeast of the city, departed this
noon for Kennard, Ind, to visit rela-
tives.
Misses Emma and Mollie Boland, of
Lucerne, Mo-, passed. through the city
last evening enroute to Hedriek for a
visit with friends.
Miss Myrtle Reynolds, of Agency,
was an Ottumwa shopper this morning
and returned home on Burlington No.
10 th his afternoon.
Miss Nellie D. Morrow, of Dout1ss re-
turned home this morning, after a Vhss,,
| it with her sister, Miss Bessie Morrow,
of 413 North Court street.
C. Dennis and wife, of Highland Cen
ter, returned home on the Milwaukee
last evening after visit with their
son, j. B. Dennis, of this city.
Mrs. J. T. Reynolds, of Agency, pass
ed through the city this morning en-
route to Blakesburg, where she was
called by the serious illness of ]. P.
Pitcher.
Mrs. j. B. Nelson, of West Superior,
Wis, departed for. visit with friends
in Eddyville, this noon, after a short
stay with her brother, NJ. L. Snow, OF
1895 West street.
Last evening at, the home of the of
floating minister, Rev. Thomas Brown,
on Church street, South Side, occurred
the marriage of Ira L. Bennett and
Miss Ella T.. Shelton. Both young peo-
pie have lived for several years in the
tEast End and have many friends. Mr.,
Bennett is an employe of John Nor
rell & Co. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett will
live in residence prepared by the
groom in the, East End.
II Last evening at the rectory of ST
Mary's Catholic church, Miss Clara Eel
|llott and Mr.. James v. O'AIalley were
united in marriage by Rev. Father
Sueppel. They were attended by Miss
Mildred Fullmer as maid of honor ant
Mr.. Lawrence Ford. After the cere
lmony, which was witnessed by rela'
ltiyes and few friends, wedding sup
per was served at the new home, pre-
, pared by the groom on West Second
, street. The bride is an Ottumwa CIR
and has many friends in the city. Mr.
O'Malley is an employe of the Adam!
Express company.
/ Yesterday afternoon occurred thu
, funeral of the late A. P. Peterson. TIL,
i cortege left the residence on Nortl
: Jefferson street at 2:30 and proceeded
!. to the cemetery, where services wer,
r conducted by Rev. j. HOLSTER Lynch
pastor of the Trinity Episcopal church
g of which the deceased was a member
and Rev. s. g. Youngert, pastor of TIL
Swedish Lutheran church. The mem
bers of the city council attended tn
funeral in a body. The floral EN-
l. blems which covered the casket wer
: many and beautiful.
Thomas Flanagan was arrested thi
morning by Officer Charles Peterso
on the charge of burglarizing a resi-
dence at Tracy Tuesday night. Flann
( |gan denied the charge at first but late
5 admitted his guilt, and is being he'll
j. for the authorities at Tracy. Sherit
Frank SHUTS was notified of the bur
, glary by telephone and the police wer
7 given a description of the man, wit
= the above result. 1t is claimed tina
u Flanagan got $50 in money, thre
= watches and some rings, He claims
however, that he only got IS in money
When arrested he had in his posse!
! sion some change, one watch and thre
< rings.
Fifteen stamp photos and one ell
: giant hand-painted photo button pin
!, all for only SOC at Hutching's new st,