Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-07

ling hen house Of Frank Chambers last
Monday, The building was destroyed.
1t was insured for $780,
VIM. Trussell began his work as CEN
sus enumeration last Friday.
| Frank Virden carried off the honors
at the club shoot Thursday.
/ Miss Stella McCaully left for New
Virginia Wednesday for an extended
visit.
The band concert Sunday afternoon
was well attended. The weather was
fine. The music well rendered. The
program carried out fully.
Messrs. Harl Hobart, Claude Reich.
/ VILLAGE Eastlack, and Harry Benson
were on the river fishing Monday.
Miss Maud Hiatt is home on visit.
!. Guy Sharp, Harry Duncan and Lon
Turner attended the Epworth League
convention at Coateville Wednesday,.
James McCaully made a flying trip
to Centerville Wednesday.
John Hicks and wife were calling on
friends in Hiatville Sunday.
Joe Hiatt killed rattlesnake Mon
day with seven rattles.
Tine Cox came up from Pennington
Monday to visit friends.
Billy Pruner, of Foster, was in our
city Thursday.
Trow Knapp called on friends in
Darby Sunday.
| Mrs. Tom Harwood and son returned
| home from Hedrick Tuesday.
Dave Bishop, the marble man, set up
a monument in the Unionville cemetery
Monday.
Jacob Cox was in Abba over Sunday
visiting his daughter.
Miss Anna Morris, of louisiana, Mo-,
lis guest at the Norton home this
week.
| Claude Alverson made a run down to
! Unionville Wednesday.
Postmaster Cumlnins was a passen-
gel, on 7O2 of the Iowa Central enroute
to Centerville Saturday.
DR.. Thomas was in Blakesburg
Thursday.
Will Thomas left for Cedar Rapids
4 Monday to attend the grand lodge of
| the Masonic order.
i Will Walden is farming the Pence
| farm this summer.
4 3 Will, Baden will, leave for Kirksville,
No.. next Monday to take course in
osteopathy. Will is one of our we'll
to-doi young men and we wish him
much success. ssl
LOvILIA.
I Loyilla, June flames Treasure and
wife departed Saturday for visit with
4 Mr.. Treasures parents, near Charlton.
Misses Bertha Edwards and Pearl
Harger were Attica visitors Saturday
and Sunday. ess@
Miss Anna Cashier went to Knoxville
Tuesday as delegate to the Epwortth
League convention held at that place.
The memorial services were held at
the u. B. church Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. An able sermon was preached
\ ny Rev. Mitchell, Of that church. Music
Twas furnished by the NJ. E. church.
Quarterly meeting was held at the
M. L. church Sunday and Monday. Rev.
Lambert, our new presiding elder
preached splendid sermon from the
text "sAnd love thy neighbor as thy
self" The Lords Supper was observe
ed just after the sermon. Quarterly
conference was held Monday morning
4 at 1880 o'clock. pf
Mrs. Ida Sykes called on Abba
4 friends Monday. az
Mrs. johanna Chittendon, of Pratt
City, Kan, was summoned to the bed
side of her sister, Mrs. Julia Runyan,
who has been very sick, but is better
at this writing.
A goodly number from Hamilton at
tended church here Sunday evening.
/ Mrs Higgins, of Abba, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Caroline Rilea.
Mrs. Jennie Miser and daughter are
visiting in Knoxville. .
i John Chamberlain is very sick at his
4 home north of town. aa
I3 Horace Barnes, of the Abba Union,
was a5caller here Tuesday.
4 Mrs. H. B. Stafford is visiting her
! daughters at Unionville and Pleasant
s Plain.
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