Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-03-28

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lately owned by Mrs Lucertia Beall,
where they will make their future
home.
James Davis has sold his mule team
to Henry Utterback.
Miss Jua Goodheart has been en-
gagged to teach the Conner school this
spring. She has taught there several
terms before, so is well acquainted.
London Utterback is expecting to
build new barn in the near future.
Ralph Kelly is spending a few days
near Packwood, visiting friends.
Misses Daisy and Zula Randall re-
turned a short time ago from Illinois,
where they had been visiting friends.
Birmingham.
Birmingham, March 2S.-Miss Ida
Anderson who has been visiting
friends in Fort Madison, returned
home Monday.
Charley and Alb Fry came home
Monday for short visit.
Miss Nell Skinner spent Friday aud
Saturday with friends in Fairfield.
Susan Deahl, nearly So years old.
died last Wednesday. The funeral
was held at her home, the services
being conducted by her pastor, Rev
w. ]. Trimble.
Mrs. N. j. Moore spent Sunday in
Keosauqua with her son Ray.
| Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Potter visited in
town the first of the week.
Z. NJ Bries, of Yarmouth, was in
tcwn over Sunday, called by the i'll
ness of his mother.
HayesviIle.
Hayesville, March 2S--Mrs. Martha
Winget returned Tuesday morning to
her home here after spending the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Clara
Keller, of Lake View
A little son came to gladden. the
home of Mr. and Mrs. d. w. Hayes
Sunday, March "a.
| c. o. Winget sold his farm last
week and will hold public sale
March 2S. He will move to Sigourney
for the present.
Rev. A. j. Good failed to keep his
appointment here last Sunday on &C
count of the mud.
Mrs. Ammon Batten and daughter
and Miss Aurelia Martin will return
to their home at Chillicothe, Mo-, this
week after a months visit with Mr.
land Mrs. Miller.
Died. William H. Walker, Tuesday
morning, at ) o'clock. at the home Of
his daughter, Mrs. w. c. Utterback
three miles northwest of Sigourney
Interment took place at the Pen
nington cemetery three miles east O
Hayesville, March rs. Mr. Walker
was one of our Oldest and most highl,
respected citizens. He had lived sil
J miles east of Hayesville from his boy
hood days until two years ago he re
moved to La Plata, Mo. Last summe
, his health failed and he returned t.
Keokuk county to spend his remain
| ing days with old friends. He leave
la loving wife, one son and thre
t daughters to mourn their loss.
: Henry Hickman, wife and daughte
left Tuesday morning for Counci
, Bluffs for a visit with friends.
Mrs. ]. H. Moore and daughter
: were Ottumwa visitors Tuesday.
Died, James Hamilton, of South o.
3 tumwa. at the home of John r. Uttel
. back, three miles southwest of Hayes
vile. on Sunday, March "a. The re
, mains were takenito Ottumwa Tue:
day for interment. =
Mrs Lister went to Martins
burg Tuesday for a visit with he
It daughter.
q Johnson Graves, or Martinsburl
was in our village Tuesday.
/. Henry Brown of Illinois, is visitin
h his nephew, ]. E, Ray.
Amador.
e Amador, March 2S.-Martin Myel
visited a few days in Belknap la'
S week.
J. w. L. Kerry made business trip
e Ottumwa Thursday, returning Frida
evening.
f. Mrs. Martin Myers and daughte
Stella, visited Mrs. l.. H. Wellms
S. Monday.
# The Amador store has change
\, hands and is at present under the ma
agement of w. L, Kenny.
ID J. H. Berry visited friends in Ottul
e wa last week.
h Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Williams visit
n relatives in OttumWa Saturday, retur
ing Sunday evening.
Of Bert Wilkinson has gone to Brow
IL ing, Mo-, for few days visit with II
G. atives.
ly John Schwartz has purchased I
farm belonging to Bert Wilkinson, I
d. which he paid $4,000. Mr.. Wilkins
III will probably locate in Texas.
50 Batavia.
Batavia, March 2S.-Mrs Susie III
~ mer visiter friends in Ottumwa Ia
10 week.
ne Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Ireland
ne March %, daughter.
no Miss Hester McNiel visited frien
lg at Libertyville the first of the week
Frank Tinsley, of Stockport, spe
lr- Sunday at home.
The entertainment at the Christi
st church last Friday night was well
tended. The children took their pa
well and the program was appreciat