Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-06-25

we'll attended. About $40 were realiz-
ed, which is to be used to repaint the
church. Some excellent music was
furnished forsthe occasion by the
Frederic string band.s
George Foster was in Ottumwa on
Of last week.
Frank Springer and Henry Berry
made business try to Abba Thurs
day.
Miss Mollie Burgason, of Blakes-
burg. is visiting relatives here this
week.
Jesse Tyrell and wife of Ottumwa
are visiting with Mrs. A. T. Mccoy this
week.
Mrs. Clara Springer has greatly i'm
proved the appearance of her resi-
dence by the application of a new coat
of paint.
Mrs. Wilcox, who has been quite
ter at this writing.
Miss Minnie Chedister Of Abba visit
ed her mother Thursday.
Miss Effie Chisman visited with rela-
tives near Ottumwa last week.
Mrs. Worley of Chillicothe is staying
with her daughter, Mrs. Clara Springer
this week.
Miss Eva Caldwell of Abba attend
ed the social here last Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. A. II. Mccoy visited her son,
Lewis, last Friday.
Brighton.
Brighton, June 25.-Capt. 8. e.
Woodford and daughter, Ella, left
Wednesday for visit with two of his
sisters in Ohio and from there will go
to the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo.
Clark Dey arrived from California
Friday night, called here by the death
of his father, Richard Dey.
At the republican caucus Friday
night H. F. Dolph, T. s. Emery, J. B.
Dey, H. B. Jordan, M. C. Terry and M.
Wattles were chosen delegates to the
county convention at Washington Sat-
urday
The Crusaders are holding meetings
in the Congregational church.
DR.. R. H. Payne of Richland accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. G. Logan
Payne of Chicago, drove through We'd
nesday morning to Washington.
w. A. Hook of Hedrick was here
Saturday, going to Pleasant Plain. He
had been in Cedar Rapids few days
on business. Mrs Hook is visiting
her folks in Pleasant Plain.
Misses Madge and May De Long OF
Oskaloosa, are visiting their grand
mother, Mrs. R. G. Risk.
/ H. F. Tracy has moved into Mrs
Bucks house on Washington street;
c. A. Arnold has moved into the Prin
gle home, which he bought of Mr.
Tracy; H. H. Meyer moved into the
4 house vacated by Mr.. Arnold anc
Charles Williams bought the house va
Gated by Mr.. Meyer and is moving Il
onto a lot he bought of Mr.. Tracy ir
the Pringle addition.
Mrs. H. S. Sargent of Richland trans
ferred here Thursday on her way hom,
from Eldon.
Rev. A. E. Pearson of Des Moines
was here on business Saturday ant
went from here to Richland. He wa.
formerly pastor of the Friends churcl
in Richland.
Ed Deeds, William Disberry, Rob
4 ert Griffith, S. j. Bidwell and T. P
u Pierce took a trip to Burlington Wed
| nesday. 81 e,
/, Richard Rogers went to Burlington
/, Wednesday.
}. Ed. Kline and wife and younges
son, of Richland, visited Brighto
friends last week.
Eugene Peterson, who was visitin!
at his home here, went to Ottumw
Saturday. Wednesday of this week h
starts on the summer Chautauqua tou
4, with the OttI,mwas &
DR.. Parks was called Wednesda
night to attend Fred Williams. soutI
of Germanville. Mr.. Williams wa
blowing corn with riding cultivate
when his seat broke letting him dro
down between the shovels. Fortunate
, ly the team did not run and Mr.. Wi
=. liams waA not seriously hurt, but wa
, quite badly bruised and cut.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Gilly and daugl
ter drove over from Fairfield Satu,
I day for few days visit with Brigh
: on friends.
+ Cleveland Dayton came from Wasl
4 ington Saturday night to play with tn
Brighton band in the open air concer
t His 4ather, G. e. Dayton and his siste
= Thelma, came with him.
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