Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-07-19
BElkNAP.

BELkNAP.
Belllnap, July 19.-Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Brown, of Promise City, visited here
Tuesday with Mr.. Browns uncle, Will
liam Robertson.
George Galpin, wife and daughter,
Efie, of Bloomfield, visited here Tues
day with Mrs. Diana Myers and chill
dren.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. McIntire, of
Drakeville, visited here Tuesday with
Mrs. McIntire's aunt, Mrs. w. NJ. VIII
liams.
Mrs. Myra Morris returned home
Wednesday evening from a visit with
friends at Moulton.
The Misses Tomey and Allie Nor
RE and Mrs. Cox of Bloomfield, were
callers here Wednesday.
Mrs. ID. H. Shaw, of Bloomfield call
ed upon friends here Saturday.
A few of Frank Wells friends sur
prised him on his birthday last Mon
day evening by coming in to spend
the evening and bringing some ice
cream with them
Mrs. VIM. Younkin, of Yates Center,
Kansas, was a visitor Thursday even
ing at the Samuel Mccormick home.
She was enroute home, having been
claled here by the illess of her faith
er, Mr.. Peden, of Floris.
S. F. Mcconnell and j. B. Lester, of
Bloomfield, were callers at the Sam
uel Mcconnell home Thursday.
Miss Ursel Allen, of Des Moines,
who returned here the first OF last
week from Bloomfield, visited here
last week with Mrs. Mary Sharon.
David Mum and wife, of Sherman
Chapel, visited here Saturday with
their son. Walter and family, who re-
turned home with them for visit Sun
day.
Mrs. John Riley, of Gainesville, is
visiting here with friends.
Emery Housely, of Drakeville, who
has lately returned home from Mon
tana, visited here Wednesday with his
aun, Mrs. w. M. Williams.
There was an ice cream supper at
j. W. Tocle's Saturday night.
A large number of young people at
tended the social at ]. G. Thompsons
Saturday night.
and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom York, of Bloom
field, visited Wednesday night and
Thursday at the VIM. Dodd home.
Grandma Lester, of Bloomfield, is
here spending a few weeks with her
daughter, Mrs VIM. Dodd.
Will Pucket and family visited yes
terday with Mrs. Puckett's sister, Mrs.
George Lingston, and family, of Sher-
man Chapel. ..,st
Miss Maggie Eckerd, of Drakeville.
visited Sunday with Misses Lucy and
Ada Caldwell.
Rob. Caldwell, who is at work near
West Grove, spent Sunday at the
parental Caldwell home.
M. Bales, of Troy, attended the M
E. Sunday school Sunday and conduct
ed the class meeting at the close of
the school,
Mrs. VIM. Wagner, of Ottumwa, WIS.,
| tied here Sunday with Mrs. Chesley
Pickett, who is very ILL.,
| Mrs. Eta. HI. Davis and mother,
Mrs. Kate Harbour, expect to leave to-
morrow with Writ Blankenship for his
home in Goldfeld, Colo. Mrs. Davis
is going for the benefit of her health,
having contracted lung trouble Mr.
Davis also expects to go as soon as
he can dispose of his crop and team,
as his lungs are also troubling him.
1t is hoped this young couple will
find health and strength there Mr..
Blankenship is returning home from a
visit here and in Oklahoma with his
brothers, Alonzo and Marion.
1t is announced that Rev. VIM.
Beard, of Seymour, will preach at the
Congregational church Saturday even
ing, August A. All are cordially in
vited to attend and participate in the
services.
Miss Anna Guile, of Moulton, WIS.,
tied here with her sister, Mrs. Myra
Norris, last week.
| Mrs. Fleming, of Drakeville, visited
here with her sister, Mrs. Myra Norris,
Sunday.
| Miss Allie Morris, who is clerking in
I Bloomfield, spent Sunday afternoon
here with her mother.
| Miss Ella Mum, of Bloomfield, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mrs. Diana Myers attended the ice
cream social at Wagner's grove Sat
urday night. She reports a large
crowd and good time.
Miss Sylvia Myers visited In Bloom
field last week with her grandparents,
George Galpin and wife.
Mrs. ]. G. Mcconnell entertained a
number of guests Sunday at dinner.
They We're: Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rudd,
of Drakeville; Mr.. and Mrs. H. Haw-
kins, Misses Ruby and May Rudd,
Lou and Lele Pirtle, Edith Bell, Ola
Wells, Edna Blenkenship, Ruth and
Winnie Cree, Chloe Burris, Masters
Roy Bell and Lacey Burris.
Little Clifford Mum fell from a
ichair this evening and sustained
some injuries about the head and
body. DIR. Swinney has been called
In.
MUNTERviLLE.
Munterville, July 19.-One of the
most refreshing rains of the season
| fell Sunday night.
rr,,o yo,,no neonlajc social of Mum.