Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-02-21


the Klondike in company with Tom
Cores
F. G. Naeve, great chief of records
of Iowa Red Men. spent Tuesday Wis
iting the same lodge of Pennington.
Butler.
Butler, Feb. 21.-Tom Emmert, of
Oskaloosa, came here Wednesday to
attend Phil Gamers sale Thursday.
Ella Burgess visited part of last
week with her friends. Mrsa Mamie
Curtis and Mrs. Mary Wells.
Mrs. Jessie Palmer and daughter,
Hattie, were over Sunday visitors
with relatives in Hedrick.
H. d. Watts and Joe Mock went to
Fremont Saturday
Mrs. Frank Wheeler visited at Nam
ME Curtis Wednesday.
Messrs. and Mesdames Philip Meier,
G. G. Deuser, Geo. Dillon, Mrs. Peter
Deutschle and John Ritter were visit
Iors at John Keilkoph's Thursday
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Aker-
man, a son. fEG
Mr.. and Mrs M. B. Wells spent
Wednesday at Robt. Abrams.
Mrs. ]. G. Watts was at Highland
Center Friday.
Roe Mckinney hauled his wheat to
Ottumwa last week.
Geo. Harkins, of Hedrick, was a
caller in Butler Wednesday,
H. A. Watts and family were Sun
day visitors at A. j. Burgess
About twenty-five of the neighbors
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Morris
Stroud came in Friday night to eat
Ioysters with them before they moved
to their new home.
Mrs. Dittman, of Richland. was at
Mr.. McMorgan's one day last week.
Mrs. Mamie Curtis and Ella Bur
CESS were at Geo. Akerman's in He'd
rick Saturday.
The box supper at Alderman school
house Wednesday night was well at
tended.
Rose Woodward was in Hedrick
Saturday.
Charley Broadhead and family were
Sunday visitors at Phil Akerman's
Jennie Watts was in Hedrick Sat
urday.
Hynes.
Hynes, Feb. 21-The Smoky Ho1-
low Coal company has just finished
filling two large houses with ice.
Literary was postponed from Thurs
day night of last week to Tuesday of
this week, on account of the masquer-
ade in Avery.
A large number of Hynes people at
tended the masquerade ball at Avery
February IA and report fine time.
Albert and Chas Abraham visited
with friends at Beacon last week.
The following are the members OF
the Hynes Brass and Reed band re.
Gently organized: Jim Williams, solo
fiat cornet; Jenkin Morgan, first b
| fiat cornet; ]. G. Seinberger, second b
fiat cornet; Charles Abraham, second
b fiat cornet; Bert Fishes, first clar.
| ionet; ]. M. Graw, second clarionet;
Henry Stice, second clarionet; Will
liam Bakman, second clarionet; Frank
Moss. e fiat clarionet; Evan Morgan
| b fiat euphonium; H. T. Brown, bari
tone; E. Bates, first tenor; J. G. Ev.
ans second slide trombone; Henry
Deross, second slide trombone; E. L.
Ray, solo alto; Albert Abramson, frs,
alto; Ray Darlington. second alto;
Harley Miller, second alto; E. S. Ev
ans, BIB base; Simon Sandeen, eli
tuba; Dave Davis, eb pelicon; Hugo
Hazelroot bass drum; Willie Lewis
snare drum.
James and Charles Mcmillan visited
their parents at Durham Sunday.
| The Smoky Hollow Coal company
has been having considerable trouble
during the past week with their loco
I motive.
The question for debate at the liter
airy Thursday night was, Resolved
that Denomination is better term
than predestination." The subject
was ably discussed by the best orators
of this place.
Charles Thompson, our liveryman
| is preparing to build a 40x60 addition
to his barn as soon as the weather per
mits.
H. F. Brown sold his Avery barber
| shop last week to Ed. Smith.
A number of our people attended
church at Cuba last. Sunday night.
District Deputy Fred Cummings, OF
the Fraternal Pilgrims of America
will organize a colony at this place
Wednesday evening of this week with