Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-10-08
LITTLE BlISOF NEWS
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divine services Sunday at Pleasant
Corner Baptist church and will con-
tinue them during the week.
John Moss and wife were transact
ing business at the D. HI. Hawthorn
store one day last week.
Rev. Petit held divine services at.
the Cuba Christian church Sunday (
Frank Turnquist, and wife we're Az
cry visitors Sunday.
Lee Cooper, of Hynes, was visiting
his aunt in this neighborhood Sunday.
Alta Rankin. of Hynes, visited with
his aunt down on County Line Sunday
Miss Marie Berry visited with the
Misses Carrie and Lelie Stevenson
Sunday.
Miss Emma Berry begins the Hyncs
school as principal Monday.
There will be divine services at the
Cuba Christian church the first and
second Sunday in November conduct,
ed by Rev. Petit. ....,,.
Harry Robinson has returned from
near Lisbon, North Dakota. where he
has been helping his brother to har-
vest their large crop of wheat,
North English. I
North English. Oct. S.-The lecture
given by Prof Richard gave good sat
isfaction.
Erwin Thomas moved his family to
Marengo Saturday.
Mrs. Maude Marshall is visiting in
Keswick
Mrs. Mary Thomas is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Hall, of Missouri. ..
OrmanvilIe.
Ormanville, Oct. S.-Mrs. Heckart.
one Of Wapello county's oldest and
most respected citizens has passed to
: the great beyond. Rev. McElroy OF
Ottumwa, her spiritual adviser for /
many years. conducted the obsequies.
Many friends attended the funeral. |
Her remains were inferred in the. Mt.
Zion cemetery. She was 50 years old.
John Foster, one of Ormanyille's es'
Unable citizens, has passed away.
Bert Albright's little boy had the
misfortune to have his leg broken for
the second time.
G. T. Overturf is still seriously ILL. /
D. B. Shadley has rented his farm to
~ G. III. Overturf, and will move to
Ottumwa
Little Miss Zelma Bachman has re
turned from visit in Kansas.
Moses Leonard is adding two more
spacious rooms to his residence.
Herman Rhine is building large
barn. His brother, Henry, of Ottum- |
wa. is experimenting the work.
Adam Lewis has rented the West
Lynne farm to G. M. Thomas.
j. T. Wood was caller at the news
depot today.
The schools are progressing finely. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Howk entertain
ed Evangelist Madden, wife and chill
dren last Sunday.
Miss Bertha Berry was the guest of
Misses Minnie and IIerva Overturf
Sunday.
Bunch.
Bunch, Oct, S.-James Zigler has
Ought lot in South Ottumwa and is
nov getting out the framing timber
for a dwelling on the same and will
move there as soon as it is completed
James Jones has the postoffice at
this place and it is also headquarters
for the new telephone line from here
to Bloomfield. &
The new station here is almost COM
pleted and is going to be a fine struc-
ture.
Claude Baker, of Chillicothe, visited
at the home of his grandparents, Eli
jah Hoover, last Saturday and Sunday.
David Glassburner, of Drakesville,
has moved back to his farm east of
Bunch
Married, Oct. 2, 1901, G. w. Smith
and Mis- Clemmie Smith, both are
+ well known young people.
Tenny Morrison has sold his farm
to Will Livingston.
Murray.
Murray, Oct. S.-The condition of
Miss Ollie Rouk is much worse the
past few days.
The members and friends of the M.
~ church gave Rev. and Mrs. J. w.
Bott a reception at the church last
Wednesday evening. A short program
was rendered after which light refresh
ments were served; an enjoyable ev-
ening was spent. The crowd dispers-
ed leaving good wishes to the pastors
family for the ensuing year, and we'll
filled sacks and baskets to aid the
good wishes"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Thomas of Mt
Pleasant have moved to Murray. Mrs.
Thomas is sister of il E. Rugg.
Ray Taylor is a new clerk in the,
Big store. He fills the place left va,
cant by F. G.. Vincent. who resigned
to enter the real estate business with
j. B. Luke.
DR.. Hasty has purchased the resi-