Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1899-08-17
Eta, of this place, and spending the
day at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Lizzie McIntire, and family OF Soap

Eta, of this place, and spending the
day at the home of his daughter, Mrs.
Lizzie McIntire, and family OF Soap
| Creek.
Rev. w. E. Sauerman, of Cincin-
l'natl, returned from Enid, Oklahoma,
last Saturday, very much pleased with
the country there, and bringing a
| good report from j. C. Bell and family
who moved to that place from here
last fall.
Misses Zone and Ruth Russell. of
Bunch, visited friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. O. Hendrickson, of
Drakesville, are visiting here at the
4 parental r. j. Harbour home.
Miss Bessie Green, who has been en-
ployed by Mrs. Il. A. Patterson to as
sist her with her work, left Sunday
morning for her home near Lancaster,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rominger, of
Bloomfield, visited Sunday with Ma
rion Galpin and wife.
Miss Allie Dempster, of Ottumwa.
visited Sunday with Miss Maude Rom
niger.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pirtle, of Bloom
Held, visited here Sunday with their
son Will and family.
Mrs. Samuel Myers and children left
this morning for weeks visit in
Bloomfield with Mrs. Myers parents,
George Galpin and wife.
VIM. Pickett and family and Ches-
1 ley Pickett and wife visited Sunday
on Soap Creek, at the paternal Pickett
home, with their sister, Mrs. Nellie
i Thompson, and husband, from Kansas
City, Mo. 49,
Sam. Wells and family visited sun
day with Will Monroe and family, of
Dunville.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Hill, of West Grove, were
visitors last week at the NJ. C. Roming-
er home.
Miss Susan Spangler has returned
home from Eldon for short visit.
1 Miss Edith Stevens. of Bloomfield.
visited Friday with Mrs. j. w. John
son. She came this far with her cou-
sins Hemmie and Jessie Mills, of that
| place, who were on their way to Tren-
| ton, Mo-, to visit their sister, Mrs.
Fouts.
The children of G. w. Rudd, of West
! Grove, visited Saturday night and
Sunday with their grandparents, S.
Mcconnell and wife.
Saturday, Aug. 12, being the fortieth
birthday of Mrs. John Wishard, her
relatives and neighhors planned sur
prise upon her which was most aeree-
ably carried out, about seventy guests
being present. Ice cream and cake
were served. Music was furnished bv
Henry Wishard and daughter, Olive.
of Bloomfield. Those present were
Tom Brewster and family, Alfred Tur-
pin and family, Frank Shaw and wife.
Frank Martin and family, j. Il. De-
Vault and family, Earl Hall and fam
lily, Will Wishard and family, Clay
Martin and family, james Mohler and
family, 7. c. Cree and family. Ephie
Wishard and family, Wilbert WISH
ard and family. T. f. Pullman and fam
lily, Henry Wishard and family, Mrs.
Nancy Wallace and daughter Ella.
Mrs. Mary Rankin. Archie Shaw and
Miss Conner. All departed at a
late hour having spent pleasant ev-
ening.
Joe Thompson, of Kansas CITY, Mo-.
filled the pulpit at Sherman Chapel
Sunday evening, it being his second
| sermon. d.
Mrs. Isaiah Ware is visiting with
her daughter. Mrs. Clay Rhine, and
family, of Soap Creek.
| There will be an ice cream social at
Wagner's grove, near Sherman Chapel,
next Saturday evening.
Samuel Mcconnell and wife visited
with their, son, S., F. Mcconnell and
wife. of bloomfield, Monday.
/ Mrs. John Riley, who is staying with
her mother at Gainesville. Mo-, and
taking treatment from the doctor
there. came home Thursday morning,
returning. back there Saturday morn
ing.
j. G. Thompson left last Thursday
for Idaho to seek employment.
Rev. H. L. Ethel and Mr.. Zook, of
1 Bloomfield, attended services at this
place Saturday evening and Sunday. :
Belknap will be well represented by
a number of her young people at the
institute in Bloomfield this year.
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