Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-12

DAY.
The social Saturday night at Chris
was success in every par
ticular.
r. E. Perry was in Lucerne, Mo-,
Sunday attending the funeral of R. e.
Blackman, relative.
VIM. Wilcox and wife of Hooking
and Mrs. Margaret Dickson were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Chisman
Friday.
Yampa.
Yampa. Sept12.-Miss Nellie Bayne
commenced school at YamDa Monday.
Guy Yeager has secured position
with j. N. Hamersly at Bladensburg.
Clell Farley and family. Marion
Whitmore and family and John Griffin
and family spent Sunday on the Des
Moines river. They had Il picnic din
ner and a good time in general.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Yeager were in
Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss Helen Beal commenced school
at Union last Monday
Lewis Shaw, Charley Burnaugh and
Mrs. Maggie Smith visited friends in
Missouri last week.
John Wiley was Yampa caller
Tuesday.
Lawrence Carman is attending
school at Agency.
Scott Hilton was a Batavia shopper
Tuesday.
John Phillips of Agency visited over
Sunday with his daughter, Mrs. Perry
Yeager.
Mrs. Burnaugh and daughter, Mrs.
Smith and Micc .Ppnsa
Competing Monday.
Pulaski.
Pulaski, Sept. 12.-Miss Laura Don
nell, of Pennington, is visiting rela-
tives and friends here this week.
Misses Lille Jay, Mabel Anderson
and Jennie Lee went to Mt. Pleasant
Monday to attend the Iowa Wesleyan
University.
DR.. Clay Shelton, of ST. Louis. is
here visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs.
w. H. Shelton
e. D. Augpurger left last week for
Keswic!;, where he has a position in
the schools at that place.
J. T. Milligan, of Monrovia Cal, is
here visiting his mother, brother and
ether relatives.
Miss Bessie Reed went to Bloom
| field last week to attend the southern
Iowa normal
Our school commenced Monday with
Miss Theyer, Miss Grace George,
Claude Power and G. N. Spicer as
teachers.
Earl Plank and Ed Augspurger are
visiting relatives in Indiana this week.
Lancaster.
Lancaster. Sept. 12-Wiley Bow.
man has added new kitchen to his
residence, and the painters are giving
the improvements coat of paint.
R. R. Erase had very sick horse
few days ago and had Veterinary
Stevenson of Sigourney out to see it
There was party at Landon Utter
backs Saturday night in honor of Ar
thur Utterback's twentieth birthday
A goodly number of young folks were
present and all enjoyed themselves
Refreshments were served.
The Conner school opened Monda.
with Mrs. Frederickson as teacher.
/ Grace Kelley is in Sigourney.
! A good rain fell here Tuesday even
ing 1t was badly needed.
chequest.
Chequest, Sept. 12.-Misses Ali
and Bertha Jackson of Leando wer
callers Monday at the E. E. Hanshay
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis visite
Sunday with A. E. Mccullough.
Those who attended the Big Fou
: fair at Eldon last week, from here, re
port a good time.
Captain James Elerick of Douds an
w H Lining of Leando attended t
business here Monday.
Miss Mile Written, teacher a
Douds, spent Sunday at her home i
this place.
J. S. Holcomb and family and Mis-
Brooks of Floris, Davis county, visite
[ with j. E. Written and family Sunda.
Miss Minnie Plowman visited las
( week at Eldon with her friend, Mis-
e Pearl McCloskey.
j. E. Shaffer transacted bushes
S at the county capital Monday.
J. e. Craven of Milton was a plea
t ant business caller here Tuesday.
}, Elder Wolf delivered an interestin
sermon at Union last Sunday mornin
kirkviile.
Kirkyille, Sept. 12.-Mrs. Cow, VIII
y has been visiting at J. w. Garvin'
y left last week for visit with he
e daughter at Hamilton.
> Little Sumner Teal left Wednesda
to join his father at Steele, North d
y kota.
r Mrs. Blanche Mccullough of
Louis. Mo-, arrived Friday for Wis
with her many friends.
l. Invitations have been received
+ Kirllville to the marriage of Mi!
Eunice Hamilton of Greeley, Kansa
5. and James Brown of Kirliville, wtie
e will occur September ~, at Greel
y Kansas.
Mary Forsythe, who had her ar
u broken in a runaway few weeks ag
e is able to be out again
Mrs. G. l.. Bissell and son, Louis,
~ Ottumwa, visited Kirlsville friends la
e week.
u The Presbyterian Christian Endea
or society sent B. q. Mccullough
delegate to the Presbyterian conve
ton which was held September al