Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-06-21

afternoon at o'clock, conducted by
Rev. ID. A. Sellards. The remains were
| laid to rest in the Brooks cemetery.
Fl. W. Carson, one of the old and
popular conductors on the Wabash
railroad, who runs passenger between
this city and Moulton,. is spending a
short vacation with relatives at Eddy
vile.
Miss Juliet Finley left this afternoon
for Washington to attend the wedding
of her cousin, F. S. Finley, who is well
known in this city, and Miss Catherine
Jeffries, which takes place tomorrow
evening.
| ID. ID. Moore, deputy sheriff of Sig
Quincy, and Mrs. V. Stout, Of Hedrick,
are in the city today and will leave
lfor their home on the Milwaukee this
evening. They were at Mt. Pleasant.
| where they had taken 4 lady patient.
| Mrs. NJ. f. Russell ana Mrs. Ed.
Watts will leave tomorrow for Colo
| RADIO, the former for Denver, where
she will spend the summer for the
| benefit of her health. and the latter to
/ Colorado Surings, where she will Wis
| it with relatives.
The death of Viola, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Gilbert, occurred last
evening at 7:15 o'clock, aged months
and 10 days. The funeral was CON
Quoted from the residence this after
noon at o'clock on Clinton avenue, by
| Rev. G. L. Flowens, and interment was
made in the Ottumwa cemetery.
From Wednesdays Daily.
! A marriage license was issued to p.
| IA. Mcdonnell and Miss Jessie E. Alexan-
der yesterday.
Mrs. E. D. Watts left this morning
| for a visit of several months with her
sister, at Colorado Springs, Col.
| Mrs. N. e. Russell departed on Bur
| lington No. this morning for Denver,
Col, where she will spend the sum
mer.
Mrs. n. L. Glass, + Tunis, returned
home yesterday afternoon after Wis
it with Mrs. A. w. Peck, on Mabel
street.
Miss Bessie Elerick, of Keosauqua,
was in the city this morning enroute
Blakesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry veitch, of Cow
/ ington, Ind, went to Sigourney last
evening to visit relatives. They were
accompanied by Mrs. William Neitch
and daughter, Miss Margaret, of this
city.
Miss Myrtle Connolly left last even
1 ing for Burlington, where she attend
led the wedding of her brother, Wal
ter Connolly and Miss Cecil Tressel,
of Burlington, which took place, this
morning lat pineAo'clock at St. Johp,s
Catholic church,
Mrs. E. P, Hughes left this morning
1 for visit in the west during the
summer She will first stop at the
4 home of her son, ID. L. Hughes, OF
Montpelier, Idaho, after which she will
GO on to Oakland, CAL, to visit her
son, r. NJ. Hughes.
4 The marriage of Miss Mary c. Too
hey, principal of the Hedricls school
and James FL. Crellan, Of California
4 will occur at the home of the bfide's
parents, in Eddyville, at o'clock this
evening. Tt is said the couple will
; make their future home in Topeka
Kansas.
Mayor T. j. Phillips returned this
morning from Chicago, where he has
been since Monday on business. In re.
/ card to ifhe renOrtS cOncarnino the
conference which he had with Mrs
4 Phillips, he said they were oily partially
/ true. He said he saw Mrs Phillips and
they had an understanding. The may.
or could not say, however, when Mrs
Phillips will return to Ottumwa.
4 L. f.. Maple, postmaster at Charlton
j returned home this morning after !;
4 few days. visit with Mr.. and Mrs. w
ii. Heating, on Woodland avenue. While
in the city he contracted with j. w
4 Marble for the erection of neat five
room cottage near the G., b. g. @. chop
4 house, which is evidence that while Mr.
i Maple is not resident of Ottumwa
nevertheless he takes pride in building
up the city.
i Sheriff B. Il. Black, of Fairfield, is
in the city today as the defendant in a
lhabeas corpus case brought by Maggie
4 Roberts, a comely woman of the same
place. Maggie is under arrest charged
with conducting house of prostitu-
ton in the town of Fairfield. She was
taken into custody by the sheriff and
d placed in Jail. She now alleges that
she is not the person the authorities
4I.are AFTER hence desires her liberty I'm.