Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-07-04

formerly of this city announcing the
death at Pittsburg, Pa, of his son,
Aaron A. Carr, Jr. Mr.. Carr and fam
ny formerly resided in this city on
I West Ottumwa street, and removed
/ from here to Pennsylvania few weeks
ago. The boys death occurred at 2
o'clock this morning and his funeral
services will be held tomorrow at
! Grove City, Pa, where the remains will
i be inferred. Mr.. Carr ST., is a half,
brother of Mr.. Neville and is well
known in Ottumwa.
From Wednesdays Daily.l
Mrs. J. T. Riley, of Kirkville, was n
1 the city today on business.
Miss Mabel Lewis left today for Val
ley Junction to visit her father, ]. B.
Lewis.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dag
gett on West Second street, last night,
a son.
! William Shepherd of Warsaw, H.,
/ is visiting at the home of his uncle, j.
M. Sheppard, 212 West Woodland ave-
I nue.
1 Mrs. H. A. Shahan and children
went to Eddyville this morning to
4 spend the Fourth with Mrs. Shahans
father, A. W. bell.
II Mrs. Amanda Vincent and daughter,
Edna, returned home last evening on
/ the Milwaukee from short visit with
relatives at Mystic
Miss Fannie Blasier and brother,
Herbert, Of Williamsburg, arrived this
morning for visit with Mrs. l.. M,
Morris, on Frank street.
| Mrs. M. e. Landers, of New London,
! returned home this afternoon after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
B. Owen, 124 North Ransom street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Hammond of
| Des MONIES arrived last evening for a
short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Hiram
Baker, who reside south of the city.
I Marriage licenses have been issued
as follows: N. Garrang and Miss
Anna Mas; Edward j. Brooks and
Mrs. Gertie Grant; James Burns, Jr.,
and Miss Leona ]. MCGOWAN.
Fred A. Pearsons left today for Pei
la for weeks visit with relatives
He will be accompanied home by his
wife, Mrs. Pearson, who has been max.
ing an extended visit with her par
ents.
j. w. Holcomb, of Peru, Indiana, en-
gineer on the Wabash with run out
of that city, left for Murray this
morning after short visit with his
brothers, A. E. and Charles Holcomb
: of this city. He will visit relatives for
short time at Murray.
Captain D. A. Emery has received
information that Sergeant James Nc
Manus was unanimously elected First
Lieutenant of Company "B" of the Fiji
tieth regiment, l. N. G., located al
Davenport. The election was held
, Monday night.
Miss Bessie Reed of Pulaski return
ed home this morning after a visit
!. with her sister, Mrs. T. H. Corrick, 81;
J, East Woodland avenue. Miss Reet
was accompanied by Miss Lois ant
Marie Slaughter who will make {
> weeks visit with friends in Pulaski.
t Harry Booth, the young man VIII,
/. was assaulted Monday evening b.
Henry Kiestner, Fred Pryor and Eos
q Bloomfield, at Shocks, west of Ottum
! wa, and who had his skull fractured
: is reported to be in very favorabl,
: condition at the Ottumwa hospital thi
afternoon.
!, Miss Mamie Alcott has gone to OF
: tumwa, where she will visit a day o
i two; from Ottumwa she goes to Bed
: ford, where she will remain some tim,
visiting with her mother ***J james
g Kerr of Ottumwa will spend tn,
e Fourth with friends in the city.-Fair
j. field Journal
!, In the case of the state of Iowa VS.
w. V. Silvers, of Ottumwa, wherein
defendant was charged with solicitin
y orders for the sale and shipment o
l. intoxicating liquors and who wa
e charged with six counts, was foun
= guilty on one count only. The cas-
> came from Rathbun and was tried i
Justice Henderson's court, County Al
! torney e. M. Probasco appeared 70
= = the state and Jaques & Jaques for tn
- defendant. The defendant on the on
% count was fined $50, notice of appes
= to the district court was given by d.
% PENDANTS attorneys.-Centeryille Joul
nal.