Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-14
MORAvIA.

Moravia, June 15.-Misses Birtie and
Lou Sharpe spent Sunday in Ottumwa
with their brother, Parvin.
After very pleasant visit at the
Norton home Miss Pearl Morris left for
McNey, Monday. She was accompanied
as far as Ottumwa by the Rev. Norton.
viii Winters was on the streets of
Udell Tuesday. &
Ed Karriger was business caller in
Mystic Tuesday.
Messrs. Lon Turner, Harry Duncan,
and Guy Sharp, returned Thursday
from kirlville wherethey attended the
Epworth League convention.
Editor Hill, of the Friday Moravian,
was visitor in Centcrville Tuesday.
Mrs. c. r. Norton, who left here a
week ago for. the bedside of her dying
father, NJ. b. Morris, at McNey, re-
ports him as very low and cannot last
much longer. Mr.. Norris is one of the
old pioneers of Iowa, having settled in
Van Buren, county in 1886. He has
been consistent Christian for many
years and the family have the heartfelt
sympathy of our entire community.
Blaine Horn was transacting bust
ness in Abba Monday.
VIII Cummins, of Palasade, Neb., is
the guest of his brother, Postmaster
Cummins, this week.
Joe Hunnell, of Eldon, was shaking
hands with old acquaintance here
Sunday and Monday.
Misses Clara Chambers and Myrtle
Bishop called on their friends in Udell
Sunday.
Dave Gunnell, of Nack's bridge gang
Sundayed in our city.
Will Hinson and Ace Hobart attend
ATTENDED the mask convention at Cen
'teryille Saturday.
|, Sad news was received by j. A. Bige-
low Tuesday evening stating that his
sister of Carthage, No., was dead. He
left for that point Wednesday morn
Ing. s5i
I Fay Robby, of Centerville, was up
Sunday visiting his sister, Mrs. Garrett
Horn.
7 Ed. Jordan, who has been on the
sick list, is now able to be on the street.
No more .croquet in the park. The
council passed an ordinance to that eff
feet Monday night.
sARouf Cummins. left for Creston We'd
nesday night. He is billed to speak be-
fore the republican club of that place.
George Sheeks has returned fromithe
solthSwhere he has been visiting the
historic battle grounds, Shiloh and 9TH
jer. noted places.
.oaAs aips was given Saturday night at
11i3o that there were burglars hiding
in the coal shed in the rear of the
postoffice. A crowd was quickly organ
lied headed by Goldsmith Hiatt and
investigated the matter. There were
evidences to show that they had been
there but the birds' had flown.
Billy Bengle was up from Udell
Monday. V VS.
Miss Mabel Cummins, nurse at the
Ottumwa hospital,M came out home
Wednesday to visit her mother.
We have a bali team in our city that
can play ball. We are open for all
comers. Address VIII Chambers.
Ralph Tissue and Tom Harris were
on business mission to Abba Friday.
Webster Chambers, of Unionville,
spent Saturday in our city.
l iMyrtle FLAX, of Ash Grove, Davis
county, was shopping in our city Mon
days. ~ isa<S
YGal Haskins, of Foster, is helping Oh
the, new brick hotel. P'&'
DrsAdkins, who is on the road this
yenr with the unique and wonderful
electrical orchestra and medicine com.
DanE, was home for a few days this
week. s4s|:
e1tt's' RlOHLAND.
Riehland, June 15.-Rev. vanschoaik
and. wife are in the city the guests
Of many friends.
Glen Hall the notel Yan.r of Hhioa