Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-10

rick was grand and certainly evidenc-
ed the thorough work of Miss Cart
right, and the solos given by her fully
demonstrated her proficiency in mu-
c.-Martinsburg Correspondence to
Hedrick Herald.
| From Mondays Daily.
w. H. Israel went to Eddyville this
morning for short visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. F. C. Shelledy of New London
returned home today after short Wis
it with friends in the city.
Mrs. Harry White of Fremont who
has been visiting Mrs. Charles Schick
of 311 South Benton street, has return
ed home.
Harry frost, who is i'll at his home
on North Wapello street with appendi-
citis, is improving. Mr.. frost has I'M
dergone two surgical operations.
Miss Alice Sage, of Agency, who has
been visiting at the home of J. D.
Brown, on West Fifth street. left for
Charlton this morning to visit friends.
Mrs. M. F. Phillips of st. Louis, Mo-,
to Blakesburg, where she was called
Thomas Fowler.
Harry Thomas, who formerly resid-
ed near Ottumwa, but recently of
California, has moved his family into
the old Foote property near the fair
grounds and they will make this their
future home. Mrs. Thomas is a sister
of Mrs c. D. Mcpherson, who lives
northwest of town.-Fairfeld Journal
Patrick Courtney, residing south OF
the city, received a telegram yesterday
from Dillon, Montana, announc,
ing the sad news of the death
of his son, John Courtney. The de-
ceased was born in this city and was
Al years old. Arrangements have
been made to have the remains
brought to this city for interment.
The new referee on bankruptcy, c
c. Mc1ntire, is today making arrange
mentS for the hearing of his first case
j. Edward Browning, who resides neal
Troy, Davis county, has filed papers
through his attorney, |. H. Tomlinson
. of Eldon, asking for discharge from
his debts under the bankruptcy laws
His liabilities are listed as $2,29S ant
lis assets S1,220, $3.50 of which arr
claimed to be exempt.
George Creath of Agency, Iowa, ant
Squire Dillee, of Knightstown Indiana
are visiting with Jacob Green and call
ing on their numerous friends. The,
, attended reunion of the Creath fam
lily at Milton, at which time six out o
: twelve children We're present, the old
est being 76 years of age and tn
youngest 81 years. In all there wer,
+. fifty-two members of the family pres
: ent.-Oskaloosa Herald.
/. Ernest Greendahl was taken to tn
e Ottumwa hospital yesterday where h
| will receive treatment for an injur
i which he received yesterday after
i noon. Mr.. Greendahl while alightin
r from a moving street car on Yves
( Second street fell on the pavemen
and broke his right leg at the hi
Q joint. DR.. Williams set the injure
;. member and today Mr.. Greendahl i
4 resting as we'll as could be expected
h c. e. Boude received message We.
terday announcing the death of hi
brother, Dr. j. X. Boude, at Ocea
City, New Jersey. Dr. Boude's HON
:, was in Washington, D. c. He wa
q connected with the medical depar
Il ment of the pension Office, which pos
ton he had held for more than twent
a years. He served in the War of tn
t. Rebellion and was assistant surgeo
f. of the 11Sth Illinois regiment. H
was member and officer in the Pre-
hyterian church of the Covenan
J. Washington. He will be buried {
II that city Wednesday,.