Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-26

remains were inferred at Garrison.
Rock this morning, the funeral being
private.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Whitefield, 603 East Wabash avenue,
a daughter.
[From Fridays Daiiyl
Jesse Moore, of Eldon, is in the city
today on business.
w. G. Grow, of Eldon, is a business
visitor in the city today.
Shelton Hale is very ill at his homo
two miles north of the city.
H. Hillery, of Agency, is transacting
business in Ottumwa today.
E. J. Moore and w. o. Bagley of Ell
don are transacting business in the
city today.
w. o. Cuddy, of Hedrick, returned
to his home last night after short
business trip in this city.
p. G.. KILLER, Jacob Allen, William
Noff and Charles Bierce all of Eldon
were business visitors in the city yes
terday.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to f. H. Fielder and Miss Josephine
Mahoney; Henry E. Miller and Miss
Grace Wiley.
| Mrs. Charles Schwartz, south of
town, returned last night from Abba
where she has been attending a w. c..
| 7. U. convention.
Mesdames Ed. and Frank Daggett
| lief this morning for San Diego, Cal,
| where they will spend some weeks for
| the benefit of the elder Mrs. Daggett's
health.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Bates, west of
| town, who have been visiting with
| their daughter, Miss Bates, of Cain,
| Colorado, during the past summer, re-
turned last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Hickey will
leave tonight for Chicago, where an
operation will be performed on Mr..
Hickey in the home of relieving him
from the effects of stomach disease
from which he has been suffering for
several months.
William o. Funk, of Russell street.
|
with one of his eyes, upon the advice
of his physician submitted to an OPP
Grafton this morning. The opera
| ton was successful in every particular
and the patient is reported to be get
ting along very nicely.
Late Wednesday afternoon a mar
riage license was issued to Alex W.
Orr, 26, of Ottumwa, and Miss Ger,
trude Studebaker, 81, of Mystic. The
ceremony was performed in Mystic at
the brides home the same evening"
Centerville Citizen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Parker OF
Sprague, Wash, arrived in the city
yesterday, and are guests at the home
of Mrs. Lizzie P. Millisack. Mr.Park.
er is abrother of Mrs. Millisack. In1S59
he went across the plains west, it re
quiring five months to complete the
journey. This is Mr.. Parker's first
4 return to the east, and he had not
seen his sister previous to this visit
for over AZ years.
Word comes to the Courier that the
members of the Methodist church al
Agency are greatly gratified at the ap
pOluIIueuI VI HeS. d. ". hSnQr1ck as
their pastor for the coming year
Plans are being made to give Rev
and Mrs. Kendrick a hearty reception
upon their arrival. Rev. Kendrick is
well known here in Ottumwa, having
served as pastor of the Main street
church for a time.
J Minnie Box, daughter of DR.. ant
!. Mrs. ]. G., Box, while on her Wav home
. from school last night met with quite
a serious accident. She, in compan,
with number of her girl friends, hat
just left the Irving school ground.
when some boys came running into thu
crowd of girls, pushing Minnie of
the sidewalk with such force as tt
sprain her ankle. Today she is I'm
able to leave the house.
, The three-months-old daughter 0
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chapman, wa
taken with very serious attack o
membranous Group yesterday after
2 noon and grave fears for her recover
! are entertained by the parents
. Though quite serious. the ATTENDING
: physician has hopes for her recovery
; Word of the sickness has been sen
, to Mr.. andMrs. Dan Boyles, the grand
parents of the little girl, who hay
been visiting in Nebraska, and othe
:. relatives.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.