Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-05-03
SIGOURNEY.

Sigourney, May Mrs. Ida BRANDED
went to Hedrick Monday morning to
| canvas. She will be gone several
| weeks.
Rev. Garretson held his last regular
service at the Christian here Sunday
He goes from here to johnson county.
Rev. Garretson has been pastor here
for several years, and has done much
good in the cause of Christianity. We
regret to lose him. He will be back in
! four weeks to hold Grand Army ser
| vice.
Charley Love went to Ottumwa yes
| terday, where he will work at his trade
painting and paper-hanging.
Mrs. j. L. Cochran went to IIedricls
Monday to5visit her sister-in-law.
Mrs. L. B. Hall, of Hedrick, visited
here over Sunday.
Ally johnson returned to Oskaloosa
Monday after an over Sunday visit. Z
Mrs. Elizabeth Felker returned to
her home at Oskaloosa Monday, after a
two weeks visit with her son.
r. w. Yoss, of Drake University, was
in town Monday. He had been over
at North English, where an operation
| was performed on his brother for APP
pendicitis.
George Grow, of What Cheer. is visit
ing his aunt, Mrs. Hub Shiff1ett.
Edmund Burke came home from OF
tumwa, Monday night. He has been
working in the Morrell packing house,
but resigned on account of his health.
Willie Maryland, of Columbus juno
ton. is visiting in Sigourney.
Henry Kadel sold his property to DR..
Strawbridge.
Nelson utterback died last night at
his home south of town, the result of
paralysis. Mr.. Utterback was one of
the pioneers of Keolsul county. He
had many friends and relatives in the
county who mourn the loss of good
man.
Sigourney, May 81. c. Hussey and
wife, of Columbus, Ohio, returned to
their home this morning. They had
been on visit in California, and stop
ped here to visit relatives (; few days.
+. b. Rossiter went to Keota and
Harper this morning on business.
Chas. X. and John II. Needham went
to Chicago last night to see Dewey.
Sidwell Hoge returned from Des
Moines yesterday after few days Wis
it.
Reuben McLain and wife. of South
English, were in Sigourney yesterday
DR. Hamilton, of What Cheer, was in
town yesterday.
DIR. Easebu was over from Hedrick
yesterday.
Attorney d. w. Hamilton went to
Hedrick today and goes from there to
Des Moines to attend the democratic
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Brunr arrived
home from California yesterday after
AN extended visit. We are glad to see
them back. They are among out best
citizens.
FAIRyIEW.
Fairview, May miss Mary E.
Bartholow visited friends at Yam
pa last Saturday.
Mrs. j. p. Campbell visited her sister
in Hillsboro last week.
Mrs. Sarah f. Steele is contemplate
ing a visit to Indiana soon.
There was quarterly meeting at Mt.
Zion church Sunday evening.
Vim. Bartholow sold a car load of
fine cattle last Friday.
Rev. Miller came out from Eldon
and reorganized young peoples
meeting here last Tuesday evening.
A greater interest is being taken and
all things are pointing toward sue
cessful meetings in the future. There
will be a short program rendered ev-
cry Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Acton was caller at
Bartholow's Friday.
Miss Emma and c. r. Parker called
on George and Miss Nellie Miller, last
Sabbath evening.
George Bartholow was business
caller in Fairfield last Thursday
Charles Ray Parker attended serv-