Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-01-02
STOCKPORT.

Stockport, Jan. sc. w. Rowley and
son Frank, OF Keosauqua, visited at
Stockport Wednesday and Thursday.
county Attorney f. E. Harlan, visit
ed rs old home last week and at
Stockport with his father and grand.
father.
George Doratz and Miss Lola Lyon,
were married last Wet ssday and went
Immediately to housekeeping in Stock
port, where the groom prepared cosy
residence.
There was side hunt by the sports
OF Stockport last Wednesday, with. ten
on d side. The East End club made
500 points, while the West only made
472 points. Frank Lucas, Jr., scored
152 points, and at night they partook
OF an oyster supper, prepared by the
defeated club. h
joseph Keck. our representative, and
wife, to8k their departure Saturday for
Des Moines.
Charles c. Castner. of Fort Madison,
spent Sunday iniStockport.
Matt Harlan, of Hillsboro, was in the
city Saturday,
T. NJ. Lucas went to Hillsboro, Fri
day night, to hear Rev. Cantril
preach. u
Miss Laura Lucas and Aletha Bes-
wick spent Sunday in Hillsboro, re-
turning Monday.
School was resumed this morning
after a two weeks vacation.
Francis Silvers bought small farm
north of Hillsboro and will move onto
it this week. u 81 }
FOS'TER. =
Foster, Jan. 3.l.Thomas Hickenloop.
er and brother, Harry Hickenlooper,
of Abba, We're pleasant callers in Town
Sunday.
David Anderson, the mine boss, Wis.
tied his many friends in Forbush on
Saturday and Sunday.
G. II. Fugle, formerly superintend-
ent here, was in town Friday. He is
located in st. Paul at present. 81
Married, on Sunday, Dec. 81, at 9
o'clock in the afternoon, in the Bap-
tist church, by Rev. w. R. Woodruff
Miss Aiaude Chihur, OF Des Moines, and
Dove .4atcliff.
George Hugus moved back from
Smoky Hollow last week.
Prof. Hills spent the weeks vacation
at the parental horA in Seymour.
School opened Tuesday, January 2.
Hon. A. B. Arnold has rented thu
Clutch farm, near Blakesburg, where
he will make his home.
Work in the miYes continues good
with slight increase in tonnage.
Mr.. Burgess, former coal operator
of Ottumwa, moved his family last
week. He is working in the mines
here.
DELTA.
Delta, Jan. 3. Charles Smith, wife
and children, of Monroe, are spending
New Years with their parents.
crawford and Holden, two students
at the Keolluk medical college, spent
their vacation at home.
Prof. Foster, of our schools, returned
Monday morning, after spending his
vacation at Marengo and Des Moines
ii. Allsup lost, his home by fire Tues
day. Fully insured.
Frank Dunn, after six months yaca.
ton, has resumed his duties at the de.
pot.
Tom O'Brien is now located at Ames
with the Northwestern.
The young people enjoyed them.
sNiNSS at Wills 'SllSIDaCuS lueSudy
evening. Taffy pulling was the amuse'
menT.
George and A. L. Wilkinson, the new
proprietors of the Galloway stand, are
busy invoicing and will be ready fol
business Saturday.
H. 6. White, the carriage manufac.
turer OF Sigourney, was selling bug
gies here yesterday.
NJ. Chandler is in Marengo this
week, helping the boys invoice.
j. c. Sterling and family, of Oska.
loosa, are visiting the old folks.
VIM. Hamilton, of Des Moines law
college, spent New Years at home.
DR.. Gimes, OF Hayesyille, was call.
ed here on professional business Sat
nrday.
RELKNAP.
Bellnap, Jan. 3.-Mrs. Marion Eber.
line returned home last night from a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Brundige, of Des Moines, who have
lately moved from that place to Grand
Island. Neb.
Dyof n