Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-11-28
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Sigourney.
| Sigourney, Nov. 2S.-D. T. Stock
man went to Ottumwa Wednesday af.
ternoon on business trip.
Mrs Ethel Turbett is visiting at the
parental A. G. Logan home.
| 7. c. Legoe, of What Cheer, was in
Sigourney Tuesday.
Ed. Lally and wife, of What Cheer,
visited relatives here on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bird White has been visiting
relatives here during the week.
John Reinert, of Harper, was in Sig
Quincy, Tuesday.
Miss Gonna Fidler went to Burling-
ton yesterday to visit relatives.
| Warren Mclean and his mother
went to Des Moines this morning,
where Mr.. Mclean will be married to
Miss Myrtle Beeman
| George Shawhan came in from Des
Moines Tuesday evening for visit
at home.
H. c. Lynn went to Fairfield We'd
nesday for visit.
Mr.Payton and sister went to Wash
ington this morning to visit relatives.
Mr. Young is visiting at Washing
ton
I. Ira Fry went to Webster this morn
ling.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to Lewis BOLTON, 80, and Jennie NJ
Pickett, %; Ernest Silk, 25 and Mabel
Kester, 20: George Schneider, 81. and
Mary Nanke. 26; Burdette Utterback,
%, and Pearl Terrell, 10.
LbertyviIle.
. Libertyvine. Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Chas
Linder and sister went to Abingdon
; today to take Thanksgiving dinner
with their parents. T. w. Gobble and
j wife.
Mary Smith and Miss Amanda
Clark went to Batavia to visit their
sister. Mrs. w. S. Shoemaker.
w. P. Terrell had car of cattle for
Chicago Tuesday.
Charles Riggs cashier in the bank,
took his Thanksgiving dinner at Bir-
mingham.
John Winn. of Shenandoah, is visit
ing his father, Frank Winn
The ladies of the M. E. church gave
a Thanksgiving dinner to raise funds
to aid the church. ~
There was union Thanksgiving SER
vices held in the Presbyterian church
today
II. L. Rodibaugh went to Ottumwa
Wednesday.
\ Joe Rodibaugh is visiting H. L. Rod
ibaugh.
4 Columbia.
Columbia Nov 2S.-Preaching SER
4 vice next Sunday morning at Column
bia.
L. w. Olney visited Sunday at c. w
4 Olney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Nye visited Sun
3 day at Andrew Stodghilfs.
VIM. Gardner and family visited
Sunday at j.. H. Olney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Roberts visited
I Sunday at John Cramblett's.
G. w. Stevens, who was quite sicf
is better.
Some of the farmers of Columbia at
a tended a wood hauling for the pastor
at Chillicothe Wednesday.
The meeting at the church last Sat
urday night on cemetery business was
y well attended and the following com
mittee was appointed to solicit sub
ScriptionS to fence same: John A. Rob
e erts. Charley Olney, G. H. Stuber
There will be another meeting at the
g church, next Saturday night.
k Village Greek.
Village Creek, Nov. 2S.-Herber
e Willard, who spent the fall in Soutl
Dakota and Nebraska, returned home
n last Saturday.
Mrs. Jesse Colvin returned to he,
n home in Fontainell after brief yisi
with friends and relatives in this vi
cinity.
e Miss Eva Lathrop, who has beer
seriously i'll with typhoid fever diet
Sunday evening at o'clock. Sh,
n leaves a father, mother. four broth
ers, four sisters, and host of friend
" who deeply feel their loss. Funera
services were held at Pleasant Hon,
by Rev. McCampbell Interment a
Brooks cemetery.
n James A. Rupe and Viola G. vii
A. liams were united in marriage at tn
home of Milburn Brooks last Sunda.
a. evening.
e, Murray.
.. Murray, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Frank Dan
iels returned home from Illinois
n where she has been visiting her sis
i'd ter, for some months.
lie Pearl Scott of Osceola is visitin
s. with his children here.
v Robert Mills died at his home O.
,e the Jim Daniels farm, near Hopeville
m Sunday, Nov. "a.
n Miss Anna Hoffman went to Osct
ola Tuesday morning.
IS Mrs. Sadie Ulm, of Humeston, is Wis
r. iting her parents, Rev. and Mrs. Bot
j, for few weeks.
n, DR.. Sells was called to Thayer MOI
IL day afternoon. A woman had bee
Of thrown from her carriage.
e, The first and second year meet q
y, the home Of Prof. Guyton this syel