Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-01-15

performing the ceremony. Supper
was served after the ceremony. The
parlors and dining room were hand
somcly decorated with flowers of va
rious kinds and the effect was charm
ing. Mr.. Criley and bride will be at.
home to their friends, after January
20, at 219 North Moore street.
S. N. Manro left this morning for
Lincoln, Nebraska, where he has &C.
copied position with large manu-
featuring concern. He will be gone
indefinitely and may locate there per-
manently. His many friends here wish
him success in his new work
Mrs. T. R. Buckley and family re-
turned to their home on West OF
tumwa street today They have been
boarding the past three months on
Lincoln avenue. Mrs. Buckley will at
once dispose of their property. Her
self and little daughter will then join
Mr.. Buckley in Washington, D. c.,
their future home.
An Ottumwa newspaper the other
day announced that Engineer Sam
mail wreck at Kirkwood some weeks
II,
may be learned, this rumor is hot air.
Mr.. Dove may have competency, as
stated, but SO far as his friends in
Galesburg are able to judge it will
be some time before he leaves the SER
vice of the Burlington.-Ga lesburg
Mail.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Mae Benton, of Esterville is
visiting her cousin Miss Anna Bart
lett on Jennie street.
Mrs. T, T. Sullivan returned to her
home in Dudley this afternoon, after
visit at the hame of T. F. Sullivan
in the East End.
Mrs. M. Howells, who lives on West
Main street, went to Foster this morn
ing to visit her husband, who is en-
ployed at that place.
Mrs. Frank Reed, of Foster, who
has been visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ
Cook, 423 Church street for several
days, returned home this morning.
1t is reported that I. D. Mowery is
very i'll at his home west of the city.
The reports are meagre and there are
doubts as to the extent of the illness,
tho it is rumored this afternoon that
he is very low.
Miss Mayme Moore, of Blakesburg,
who is attending Ottumwa business
college, was forced to give up her
school duties for the present, this
morning and return home on account
of illness.
Orman Scott of this city, spent Sun
day in Hayesville, returning this
morning with his little daughter Ed
ma. They will leave in the morning
for Jewell City, Kan, where Edna
will make her future home.
Fred d. Eaton, former resident of
this city and who now lives in Ottum-
wa, was united in marriage to Miss
Bertha KILLER, of that city, a few days
ago. His many Melrose friends wish
him success during his welded life
Melrose Record.
The Eldon Coal & Coke company
is getting ready to- do business in
good shape. The sidetrack is about
in. The upper vein which is now be-
ing worked is about four, feet thick.
A goodly number of miners will soon
be employed A couple of mules
were taken out to do service in the
mines last week.-Eldon Review.
John Walters and Clarence Pence
OF Ottumwa visited relatives and
friends here the fore part of the
week John recently received $4,000
for the loss Of his right hand while
breaking on the Burlington. He re-
turnnd a faw dave apo FROM, q civ
weeks visit with his uncle and name
sake Squire John Walters and fam
lily and multitude of other rela-
tives near Brownsville, Pa.-Moravia
Tribune.