Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-11-29
SOUTH oTTuMWA NEWS.

FTOm fIiudy DdllS.
VIM. Tinsley and family, of 10S
South Willard street, departed yester-
day for Batavia to make that place
their future home.
Miss Chattie and Chas. Crownover,
of Burlington, departed Wednesday
morning for Hopkins, Mo-, to reside
in the future. They We're guests of
Mrs. Sam Nelson, No. 1O3 North Davis
street.
Mrs. VIM. Hunt, has received word
from Mrs. P. H. Hedrick, of Craston,
Penn, stating that Mr.. Hedrick, who
has been very i'll with typhoid fever,
and who was thought to be getting
along nicely is very i'll again,
rheumatism having set in.
[From SATURDAYS Daily.l
Mrs. George Giltner, of Agency, is
visiting with Miss Kate MCGEE, of 210
South Schuyler street.
Mrs. George Owens, of Trenton, Mo-,
has arrived and will make South OF.
tumwa her future home.
Ed Smith, who is very ill with ty.
iphoid fever at his home, 209 North
| Ransom street, is no better.
1 VIM. Cole and little son Willie, OF
HOS North Willard street, are suffering
! from a severe attack of tonsilitis.
From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. ]. Kendall is very ill at her
home, 402 South Moore street.
The many friends of Daniel Find
1 ley will be panied to know that he is
quite ill at his home, 214 North Moore
\ street.
Martin Schwartzenbach, POI South
| Ransom street, received a telegram
Sunday informing him of the death of
his step-father, George Meyers, who
/ resided at Seymour, and Mr..
| and Mrs. Lewis Wagner, 305 South
Ransom street, and Mr.. and Mrs. John
4 Schwartzenbach left this morning for
that place to attend the funeral,which
was held this afternoon.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. Sophia Holman and son, Ben
have arrived from Centeryille, and
i they expect to make South Ottumwa
their future home.
4 Mrs. e. w. Wilkins. of Dudley, re-
| turned home yesterday afternoon at
1 ter a few days visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Canfield 102 South
Davis street.
Mrs. J. W. Conwell and children, Of
Lovilia, arrived yesterday noon for q
visit at the homes of Mrs. Sarah Lo
gan, 212 North Moore street, and Mrs
John Bohe, LOT North Ward street.
Mrs. P. H. Hedrick has written from
Chafton, Pennsylvania, to friends II
South Ottumwa, telling them of the
serious condition of her husbands
health. Mr. Hedrick, who formerly re
sided on the South Side, fell ill some
time ago in the east, and relatives O
the family were summoned to his bed
side. Mrs. Hedrick writes that theil
: son, Gale, is now sufferer from scar
let fever, and that his condition is al
so quite serious. The many friends
of this family will regret the sad con
dition which has overtaken it, and the,
will join in wish that relief ma.
soon be obtained. The mothers o
both Mr.. and Mrs. Hedrick are now il
Chafton.
Mrs. j. w. Boutwell,, formerly o
South Ottumwa and now residing il
, Colorado Springs, Col, is in the cit
, for a weeks visit with friends. Bot
Mr.. and Mrs. Boutwell, are very favor
ably impressed with their new home
!. Mr.. Boutwell, is conducting a grocer
store and reports an exceptiona
!, lily prosperous and paying bushes:
, The report that was circulated in OF
tumwa regarding his death was entire
, ly untrue, and Mrs. Boutwell, says tina
), he is in the best of health, havin
|, been i'll but few days, that bein
caused by slight attack of rheums
! tism. He has gained twenty pound
!, in weight since going to Colorado.
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