Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1900-09-27

E. Hopwood, of Ottumwa, visited
with his aunt, Mrs. G. M. Thomas,
Sunday.
Becca Orman visited in Ottumwa
last week with relatives.
Eugene Burton has returned from
Kansas for the purpose of moving his
family there.
Mrs. G. M. Thomas attended the
street fair in Ottumwa last week.
Adam and George Howk have left
for Lancaster, Mo-, to attend the coun-
ty fair there.
Mr.. McNeff, of Drakesville, was
business caller here one day last
week.
A. R. Kendall has returned from
Kansas, where he has been visiting
relatives.
Mrs.John Kendall and children spent
last week visiting with her parents in
Ottumwa.
D. o. Thompson has been visiting
his daughter near COMPETING.
Elisha Howk had the misfortune to
break his collar bone Sunday evening.
While leading horse from pasture
another one came up behind and
scared it causing it to rear up and fall
upon him.
Adam S. Howk was reminded Sun
day NV bis obildren catherine in to
help him celebrate the day.
Riley Orman and wife, of Missouri,
are visiting relatives here.
Cheouest.
rbao,es+ SAINT 81 Mrs 1ohn Mo.
Mnllan qe sa,e S ~asterdav was largaiv at.
4aaen 81 -, 1,;rds of s+ool- hro,,sh+
toi, ~ CIV CO.
wv D etr.i+ re+,rnad last yUednes.
do, f,a,, for+,iol,t,s soionrn in Okla.
nay from q ioi'iien'e so'oui ~ una
ME- and Mrs w II Harrvman arc
.+tana;nr +ba hiannial rennion If the
fou,nMs 7o v Grnol,ar,s prieade and
+ha str.at o.rniya1 OF Keolsnk this
veal vmS 81 after which tbev will make a
,'ria f' ris ,sei viii friends in IIIinnis
w Mahstar renaiyad fna Io,a
of furniture from Ottumwa last week.
Miss Amanda Groves began the fall
term of school in No. 5 September "a.
S. S. Harryman attended the Milton
fair last Thursday.
Clarence Hewitt was business call
Sl dL 1ASO0duuud olC ddy lcloI WYNN.
Quite number of farmers deliver
ed fat cattle to Findlay and Hendrix,
at Douds, last week.
Clay Giles and wife. of Pulaski,
passed thru here. Sunday, to visit
friends near Libertyville.
Mrs. Grace George, of Eldon, Wis
tied last week with her mother here.
F. S. Harryman and family spent
Sunday with friends near Bloom
field.
James Parker and wife have rented
their farm, and will move to Troy
this fall
George Lewis spent Sunday at the
home of A. e. Mccullough.
S. S. Morrow, a prominent farmer
of near Douds, was in this section
several days last week.
Luther Plowman and family were
dinner guests of John Stagers last
| Sabbath
competine.
COMPETING, Sept. 27-Mrs. Sarah
Phillips leaves this week for Craw,
ford, Neb, to make her future nome. 4
The street fair in ottumwl attract
ed most of our citizens last weak
Some say the exhibits of facm prod
ucts were the best they have ever
seen.
DR.. Ulrey is entertaining two of his
nieces from Ohio.
Mrs. Somers, Of Ioka, spent Sunday
here with her son Will.
A collection was taken up here two
weeks ago for the relief of the Gal
weston sufferers.
Roy Thompson was in Hedrick Sat
urday.
| D. H. Thompson and son Ed have
gone to Colorado for visit.
+. Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Larmore went tt
| Harvard, Neb., last week for a yisi
with relatives, and also for Mr.. Lar
more's health. Mrs. Susannah Troxel
VIZ nas spen. tne suia,iel mere Mlll
rond ws;t,, I tS ~ ei iioiiie III mar
M NJ ~ 49, u af c. po,,, 49, -,
10. 800 81 VS. u ~ eu'' was nei'
i's' eeh' ~
Village Creek.
Village Creek, Sept. PA larg
number of the people attended tn
show Monday
Our school opened Monday, wit
Miss Gussie Burgason, of Blakesburg