Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-08-22
it with their sister, Mrs. Oscar Lind
blom, who resides at the corner of Car.
roll and Elm streets.

residence in Agency. The deceased |
was one year and six months old, |
John Foreman of Agency recently
received notification that he had
drawn No. 1854 in the Lawton dis
trict in Oklahoma. Mr.. Foreman has
his interests in the hands of an agent
in Lawton.
]. III. Pattee, who has been employ
ed as a harness maker for Boston &
Ford for the past four months, left last
evening for Duluth, Mimi, where he
has accepted position with the H. G.
Schultz Harness company.
The death of Amanda, the wife of
George Cissne. occurred this morning
at 5 o'clock at her late home three
miles northwest of the city on the Keb
road. The deceased was 81 years of
age and had resided in Wapello county
for a number of years,
Owing to an error in giving the pc.
sitions of the various organizations in
the name of the United Mine Workers
of Keb was omitted. This organization
will occupy the position following the
United Mine Workers No. 152 of this
city.
Judge NJ. A. Roberts has rented
house in Mt. Vernon for the coming
school year and Mrs. Roberts will, in
a short time, move there, temporarily,
in order that the two sons, Newton and
Franklin, and daughter, Miss Emma,
may attend school at Cornell college.
| The Judge will still make his home in
Ottumwa.
The south bound train from Des
Moines over the Rock Island at 9 p.
m. Monday evening ran into a herd of
cattle near Kirkvillc and killed seven
throwing them on all sides. Engine
No. 235 was hauling the train when
the accident happened. The particu-
lars are not known but no one was
hurt and there was no damage except
to the catle.-Oskaloosa Herald.
! United States Commissioner Frank
NJ. Hunter late yesterday afternoon
bouad Mike Zimmerman over to the
| federal grand jury on the charge of
violating the revenue laws by neglect
| ing to obtain a license for exhibiting
freak horse at Fairfield thinner
man was taken to Keokuk and to Jail
last evening by Deputy United States
Marshal Fulton, in default of 5000
| bond.
County Chairman N. A. Baker, of
the Socialist party, opened the cam
lpaign in a meeting at the Ruffing hall
on Church street last night. The at
tendance was small but earnest. The
outline of the plans for the campaign
was explained by Mr.. Baker, and he
made a short address, declaring that
the party will not indulge in any
''mud-slinging," but will fight through
the campaign fairly.
A quiet wedding ceremony was per
formed at the home of the brides sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Carter, of this place, wher
Rev. Mills. of the Baptist church, pro
nounced the words that united the
} lives of Miss Marie McMains and Mr.
Hinson, both of Ottumwa. Miss Nc
Mains is wellknown in Charlton where
she was raised and has number o
friends here who extend congratula
tons. Mr.. Hinson, though strange
here, is highly spoken of as a gentle
man of honesty and integrity Thu
young people expect to make thei
future home in Ottumwa.
Mrs. Nels Potter, who resides min
miles south of town. had the misfoi
: tune Monday afternoon to break he
right forearm, and received seyera
bruises on her face. Mr.. Potter an
gentleman who works for them wer
: sitting in the front seat. Mrs. Poi
, ter was sitting in a chair in the bac
j of the wagon, when about five mile
e from town, they We're run into by
: hay-binder, which upset the wager
g and causing Mrs. Potter to break he
arm. They brought her to the HON
n of Mrs. Maggie Whalen, on Mort
: Willard street, where Drs. q. G. Ba
n ton and A. w. Slaught were called.
:, From Thursdays Daiiy.l
n Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steller returne
d home this afternoon from tW
/. months visit at Colorado Springs
y A twelve pound daughter was Dor
!, this morning to- Mr.. and Mrs E. \
- Campbell, sos West Second street
S Misses Stella Graves and Lima Me,
1t returned home this afternoon from a
G. Col.
= Charles Peach and Thomas Coen lie
,, this morning on Burlington No. 3, II
Pala Alto, Cal. where they will entt
the Leland Stanford, Jr., University.
!. Justice Campbell this morning uni
q ed in marriage Lee Noe and Mi:
~ Mary Mcdaniel, both of this city. I'll
= ceremony was performed in the ju
tees Office.
a, a Mr.. and Mrs. Temp Vickers hay
= removed from Bonaparte to Ottumw
= Temp is employed in the Janney Pho
Works. Clarence Hogan is employe
Of in the same factory. -Bonaparte Re
s. ord.
: Marriage licenses were issued todt
and late yesterday to the following
w. H. McShearer and Miss Allie he
nedy; Henry Bolich and Miss ~
Northway; Harry V. Brown and Mi
Myrtle B. Elliott; Lee Noe and MI
Mary Mcdaniel; w. A. Crooks al
Miss M. d. Richardson: Charles
Mast and Miss Chessie M. Bell.