Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-10

Sertrude Bali, Wnal Cneer; l1ta FISH
er, Delta; c. F. SINNERS, South Eng
lish; Edith Bethard, Delta; 7. G..
johnson, Thornburg; S. L. Divilbliss,
Keota; Iva Randall, Delta; Adell Page,
Sigourney; Cap Il. Miller, South Eng
lish; S. Josephine Miller, Sigourney;
Anna NJ. Beatty, Thornburg.
About sixty western horses were
brought here yesterday and some of
them sold at public auction. They had
never been battered and they sold
from $1.50 apiece to $50.
GHILLICOTIIE.
Chillicothe, Aug. 1O.-John johnson
left Saturday for Dakota.
Grandma Morley returned from OF
tumwa Saturday.
James Mulhollen and wife Sundayed
here with relatives.
Mr.. Campbell, of Council Bluffs.
spent Friday with his son, Roy. who
has charge of the drug store here.
Miss Josie Butin's health is slowly
improving.
Bert Lowry spent Sunday at Krum.
T. NJ. Edgington and w. l.. Gillaspie
are on the sick list.
DR.. A. X. Berry and Silas Warren
were in Ottumwa Monday.
Mrs. j. w. Warner returned to her
home in Abba Monday.
| Jerry Lynch departed for Boone
Tuesday, to be absent some time.
Miss Lbbie Berry returned home
from Ottumwa Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Stump returned to OF
tumwa Tuesday evening.
Rev. Hoober is attending the NJ. E.
conference at Brighton this week.
Il. j. Bailey is off duty on account of
| sickness.
| Mrs. t. Campbell called on friends
at Dudley Monday.
Prof. G. Ring went to Burlington
Tuesday on business.
Miss Artie Johnston went to Avery
Tuesday.
G. NJ. Clark shipped car of hogs to
Ottumwa Wednesday.
j. +. Ault, of Humeston is in town
on business.
tion with j. F. Aault and has return
ed to Council Bluffs.
Farmers are beginning to carnplain
of too much rain.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hen
bricks, Tuesday, a daughter.
II. S. Berry and d. N. Biggs attended
the races at Hedrick Thursday.
Several cases of whooping cough are
reported in town.
| Miss Effie Stump has new piano.
Grandma Warren and Mrs. A. Can
well are visiting in Ottumwa a few
days this week.
w. G. Berry was in Ottumwa We'd
nesday.
d. H. Rheem, of Ottumwa. was in
town Wednesday,.
DAHLONEGA.
Dahlonega, Aug. 1O.-Misses Blanche
and Madge Miller visited in Ottumwa
last week at the home of their aunt,
Mrs. Clara Miller.
Mrs. Ada Young Burns, of Red Oak,
spent few days last week with her
cousin, Mrs. Louis Goehring.
Miss Flora Schertz has returned to
her work in Chicago, after spending
pleasant vacation with her parents
at this place.
| Rev. John HASTE filled his regular
appointment here last Sunday. Several
people from Ottumwa were in attend.
ance.
Miss Grace Rosebrook, of Oslaloosa,
visited her friend, Miss Grace Miller,
last week.
Miss Queen Stocker has been visiting
| friends in South Ottumwa.
Robbie Burns purchased several head
of cattle of VIM. Denny the first of the
week.
Claude and Gus .Kitterman, of Glen
wood, Mo-, are spending the week visit
ing relatives here
Threshing has commenced in earnest
YAMPA.
Yampa, Aug. 1o.-Mr. and Mrs. Far.
Hey and family spent an enjoyable
week with relatives in Melrose.
Frank and Clarence Creamer, Guy
Yeager and Will Stewart, left Tuesday
for weeks outing on Skunk river.
Miss Cora Emonds, OF Bladensburg
was 1ampa caller yesterday.
The relatives OF j. j. Beall met at his
home last Friday for family picnic
it being his 6sth birthday.
Mrs. Hilton spent last week in Ell
1 don, visiting her daughter. Mrs. Lynch
4 BIDWELL.
Bidwell, Aug. 10.-Miss Mamie Gates
went to Ottumwa Monday evening fol
a brief visit.
John Odenbaugh has been visiting a,
Dudley.
Lloyd Garfield spent Sunday at home
He was accompanied by Claude Ba
ker.
Palmer Chisman and family, of neal
4 Ottumwa, attended church at Chris
tiansburg, Sunday.
Frank Williamson, of Ottumwa, visit
ed friends here Monday and Tuesday
j. III. Grooms was an Ottumwa pas
senger on No. Tuesday.
i Ernest Garfield attended the baske
meeting at Russell Chapel Sunday.
| Mrs. Lottie Potter is quite sick.
| Newton Johnston, of Chillicothe, i.
assisting his son, George Johnston, il
building his barn.
| BONAPARTE.
Bonaparte, Aug. 1O.-Airs. S. A.Dun
can is visiting in Ottumwa this week
4. Harry Boyer is home from TRIP
on the road.
A. Mcdonald, who has been confined
to his bed for two weeks, is GONZALES
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