Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-12-26

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ing Christmas at the home of Miss
Villa Pangborn, 1O6 North Ward
street.
Miss Pearl Alderdice, PA North
Moore street, went to Fairfield Tues
day evening to spend Christmas.
Mrs. J. j. Order, 10 South Ward
street, is spending the holidays with
relatives and friends in Des Moines.
Lee Kelley, of Danville, is spending
the holidays at the home of his cousin
Earl Tinsley, on South Adella street.
Glafry Toles, of Washington, has ar
| rived for a visit at the home of her
uncle, Harry Toles, on Church street.
| Mrs. w. l.. Bateman, ia North RAN
som street, is. spending the holidays
with relatives and friends in Moulton.
Miss Edna Breugh, John and Chas.
Hays, of South Ottumwa, spent Christ
mas visiting with relatives in Compe-
tine.
Mrs. w. G. Grow, of Eldon, spent
Monday at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. S. Russell, 102 South Willard
street.
Miss May Hatton, of Bloomfield,
spent Monday at the home of Nh. and
Mrs. James Ward, 113 North Ransom
street.
Miss May Hayes, of Abba, spent
Christmas at the home of her friend,
Miss Villa Pangborn, LOG North Ward
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Cook, 423 Church
street, have gone to Chicago for a
few days visit with relatives and
, friends.
Miss Cecil Rawlings and sister, Keo.
ia. of Bloomfield, have returned home,
! after visit with South Ottumwa
friends.
Mrs Dave Howard, 215 South Davis
street, has gone to Muchakinock for d
few days visit at the home of her
brother.
2 j. Kendall, of Luther, Iowa, has re
turned home after visit at the home
of Wesley Decker and family, on South
Ward street.
Miss Bertha Avery, 624 Church
a street, has gone to Eldon where she
will spend the holidays with relatives
and friends.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Clinkenbeard
1874 North Ward street, left Tuesda!
evening for a visit with relatives il
! Monmouth, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hendricks, o
South Adella street, are visiting TO
u few days with Mrs. Hendricks pa
k rents in Pulaski.
Fred Brown, 1O6 North Ransom
5, street, left Tuesday morning for Mas
e sena, to spend a few days wish hi
z father, W. A. Brown.
Jay Parker, 1O2 North Ward street
s left this morning for Kansas City t
n spend few days at the home of hi
brother George Parker.
q Mrs. ]. w. Helfer and daughter, Mis-
I'd Mollie, i'll North Ransom street, hav
returned home from few days visi
t, with friends in Chicago.
Il Mrs. Willis Musgrove, of Muchak
mock arrived Tuesday for a few days
e visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. P. S
IS Musgrove, COS Bardell street.
T. w. Temple, of Mcpherson, Kan
at left Tuesday evening for the east a
k. ter a short visit at the home of Rev
d. C. Smith, los Schuyler street.
It, George Shadford and family G
s. North Willard street, returned HON
today from Agency where they spen
Christmas with relatives and friends
e MI. and Mrs VIM. Warren, 1881
North Willard street, returned HON
this morning from Chillicothe, wher
r. they spent Christmas with relative
~ and friends.
Mrs. VIM. Knox, of GAINESVILLE, III
e, arrived Tuesday evening to spend tn
SIS holidays at the home of her parent
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lenhart, 81
: Finley avenue.
til Miss Myrtle Head returned to Gel
terville this morning after spendin
several days at the home of her p
Is rents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Head, II
20 South Ransom street.
~ The Woman's Foreign mssional
W society of the Willard street M.
70 church will meet tomorrow afternoo
at the home Of Mrs. q. G. Kimmy, l.
of North Willard street. Mrs. McKimn
ls- will be assisted by Mrs. VIM. Ware
John Schwartzenbach, who has bee
tie making visit at the homes of h
lis brother, Martin Schwartzenbach, q
South Ransom street. and sister, MI
- Louis Wagner, 305 South Ranso
-; street, has gone to Seymour for a Wis
- with relatives and friends.
Last evening at the Methodist Pr
rs. .ee.am. uas heina narr;aS o,,+ q 20
die on the top of the ladder fell ov
ed causing the cotton and decorations {
i'd the ladder to catch fire. The presen