Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-03-05


married sat the home of the brides
father, 'S.:sB. Carroll, Feb. rs.
Jones O'Near is moving to his farm
near Chequist.
Jesse Lasley started for Marshall
county last weekfwhere he expects to
work the coming summer.
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a PackWood.
Packwood, March SD. Wright,
who lives near COMPETING, was here
Monday on business, and on going
home had gone forty or fifty rods
when his horse Tell and in few minutes
was dead. The animal was Mr..
Wrights best, horse and had never
been sick. Il
Samuel Dysart has bought Lee
Crows property and three additional
lots, paying $1,000.
j. w. Fryer has sold his beautiful
home to A. G. Oliver for ST 900.
r. B. Kenyon Is improving his bust
ness house on Main street.
Rev. Jackson's health is very poor
again.
Arthur Whitmore and Miss Jessie
Campbell, OF Batavia, We're guests of
Miss Anna Mahor. Sunday.
ioCi oSICa luCCIlAeo III Illc NGLnOs
dist church, conducted by Rev. Caugh-
Ian, are interesting. .gN Xii
Mrs. John Loher, of Pleasant Plain,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew McCreery, at Abingdon. Mrs. Nc
Creery's health is much worse.
Mr.. Moxnell has moved his family
here from Fairfield.
Miss Mary Brown; principal, and
Mrs. Mary Best, primary teacher,
closed a very successful six months
school at Abingdon Friday.
Report says the editor Of the Re-
view has rented the Main street hotel
and will move. his printing outfit in
part OF 1t and his family in the other
part.
kirkville,
Kirkville, March 5..-Miss Nina Har-
sin has returned to her home at Keo-
kuk after a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Ed. Sears. ~
w. t.. Percy came in Wednesday
from a two months business trip in
the interest of the Deering Harvest
ing company.
Mrs. John Pike left Monday for Ma
rysville, NO.. called their by the ILL
ness of her father.
Mrs. Margaret McNair and. daugh-
ter, Miss Emma, spent Friday with
friends in Ottnmwa.
Miss Hattie Sullivan, of Ottumwa,
arrived Saturday for a visit with Mrs.
Mary Gale. 4.,.s
Word has been received by friends
here that Fred McNair, a former Kirk
vile. boy, is lying III of typhoid fever
at st. Mary's hospital at Minneapolis,
MINI. t,s,.t ~, &
Ed. Aud and family have moved to
the. Mccullough farm near Dahlonega
and Mrs. Cora Sooden has moved in
to the house vacated by Mr.. Aud,
K; Mrs. Mariah Allison, of Ottumwa,
is visiting. at the Avery Funk house.
as Brighton.
Brighton, March 5y-.-Miss Buchanan
was called to Washington Tuesday by
the death Of her uncle, Elite Cornell
taught her room, No. 2. ...
Prof. Underwood, ,9f. Kansas City.
was high school caber on Monday, of
last week. uf4fs.ot ~
5gMr: and Mrs. ii. 4 II. Peterson went to
Burlington "Wednesday to meet their
SON. Eugene. who appeared with the
Ottumwans in thesFirst M. q. church
there that night.
+. Miss Nina, sIsenhart, Of Washington,
and her friend, Miss Anna Davis. of
Mt. Pleasant, spent q day with friends
here last week. ..sy,..s IS
I Mrs. Harry MCCALL, of Washington,
stopped for, dinner with Mrs. John
sw:sher Thursday. on her way to Des
Moines.y s's
Otto Goe was. here a. few days last
week Id ~ II
Andrew sDutweiler and Miss Anna
Kessel were married Wednesday af-
ternoon. d,
Mrs1King, of Fairfield, was in town
Friday and Saturday transacting bust
CIR. Hendricks, the Richland Clar-
ion, man, has turned the shop over to
E.P. Thompson ;gand Milo Lemley.
Earnest is an old Brighton boy and his
friends will be pleased to know he is
doing well.H$
Born. ito Mr.sand Mrs. /. H. Frazers,
a daughter.
Milo Alkire is taking weeks lay
off and Ed. Ingham is driving night
bus him. ne
Mrs. Sam Jones' lis quite sick. DR..
Dosh is attending her.
Anna Hart has moved into the
Rhodes property aud Seth Hart, of
Clay will make his home there for
while. a
w. L. Thundy is buying horses in
this vicinity again.
Fred Werner brought a nice bunch
of horses from Fairfield Thursday for
Mr.. Trundy. 5s
George Wonerus viii go in the meat
market with his father.
Mrs. Sue Meenich, has. returned
home from Ottumwa
Mrs. J. L. Downs went to Fairfield
Wednesday to transact some business
for Mr.. Downs, as he was not able to
go on account of poor health.
Miss June Deeds went to Rome Sat-
urday for an over-Sunday visit with
relatives. ;s5
William Williams wss:oyer from OF.
lie Saturday.
O. 4. Bennett, wife and son arrived
home Friday; night from California,
where they spent the winter.
w. B. Emerson of Atlantic, has
been in town several days on collec-
ton business for our merchants.
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