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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1901-09-26

took also, made short address on the
anarchist movement, reading from the
Des ,Moines Leader a short sketch Of
their history and belief.
! Will Fulk and family Of Udell visit
ed here yesterday at the, Walter Mum
and Frank, Pettet homes.
Mrs. Joel MCGEE visited Saturday
night and Sunday in Ottumwa at the
J. S. Huffman home.
T. Mrs. Sherman Dillon returned home
this noon. from weeks visit at Ell
don.
The school board sold the Hall
school house last week to Earl Hall
for SAG.
Mabel Miller returned home last
week from a visit with friends in OF
tumwa.
E. A. Patterson and family and 9
number of young people from Bloom
field visited yesterday at the M. F
Patterson home.
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Lucas county, but who for the past
few years has been located in, Putnam
county, Missouri, is spending a short
time visiting his folks, John Lynch, OF
Benton township.
Earl Hahn has resigned his position
as messenger boy for the Western I'm
ion Telegraph company of this place
and has been succeeded by Ralph
Downs. @ .E9{.
Jack Cackler, of Otter Creek town
ship is reported as quite seriously ill
with typhoid fever.
Cards are out announcing the mar
|riage of Miss Mae McMasters to Har-
ry Blanchard, to be solemnized at the
home of the BRIDES mother Wednes-
day, October 2, 1901.
Mrs. VIM. Pollard is spending the
week at the parental home in Derby.
Pat Bevard, of Derby, is attending
court this week He is member OF
the grand jury this term of court.
Mrs. N S. Meilvill and Mrs. N. H
Lewis drove up to Oakley Tuesday ev.
ening to attend a meeting of the Oar
ley Camp Royal Neighbors OF amer
| lea.
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keOSa uqua.

4 Keosauqua, Sept. 25.-Mr. and Mrs.
V. l.. Wilson, of Ottumwa, recently Wis
tied with relatives in this place. From
here they went to the home Of Mr..
Wilson's aged father. Daniel Wilson,
of near Lebanon, to spend a few days.
w. F. Metz and family, of Ottumwa,
visited over Sunday in this place, the
guests of Mrs. Metz mother, Mrs. A.
e. Mullen.
Mrs. Jennie Brooks, oft his place, is
visiting friends in Bentonsport.
A. l.. Doud and family, of Doud's Sta
ton, are visiting in this place with
relatives.
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Chillicothe.

Chillicothe, Sept. 26.-Mr. and Mrs.
Yves Conwell of Lovilia, Messrs. and
Mesdames Warren and Geo. Bear of
Ottumwa we're guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alb Conwell Sunday.
Mrs. Chas Coggeshall and children
returned home Mondy from a pleasant
visit with relatives in West Liberty
and Sigourney.
Miss Emma Nye of Ottumwa spent
Sunday with relatives here.
Mrs. Abe Stuber of Ottumwa return
ed home Monday after short visit
with relatives here She was accom-
panied home by her sister, Miss Edna
Dickson.
Geo. McDonough of Kirkyille, was
here calling on friends last Sunday.
| Leona Bailey, who has been max
ing her home the past three years
with Mrs. T. L. Campbell went to OF
| tumwa Friday to live with her moth
er, Mrs. Lee Warner.
The l. o. o. F.'s are converting the
store room underneath their hall into
an opera house.
Rev. Coggeshall returned Monday
from Newton where he attended con
ference Rev. Coggeshall will be witt
us another year.
The Ladies' Aid society will give {
measuring social at the Yoemen hal
Saturday evening, Sept. %. Music
will be furnished by home talent. Re
freshments will be served.
The Yoemen delightfully."- entertain
ed their families at their hall on las
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PackWood.

Packwood, September 25.-
Mrs. H. M. Gourhame, of Vandalia,
is the guest of her cousin, Mrs. G. /.
Norman.
Robert Harvey, of Arbela, Missouri.
was in Packwood Sunday.
Miss Emma Buzbey, of La Harpe,
Kansas, is visiting the Misses Steph-
enson.
Memorial services We're conducted
here Thursday afternoon by Elder G.
c. Hunt
Guy Spielman, the young son of G.
o. Spielman was kicked in the stom-
ach Monday by a horse, which was a
gentle one, but the little boy went into
the stall, and slapped the animal on
the flank. The horse. having it's head
in the manger was naturally frighten-
ed. The boy is injured internally to
some extent.
The patriotic ladies..of Packwood
hung and then burned in effigy the
despised murderer Czolgosz, and the
anar ,hist, Emma Goldman, Saturday
night
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west Van Buren,.

West Van Buren,, Sept. 26.--Mr.s and
Mrs. o. Fellow visited recently with
friends at Mt. Zion.
Mrs. A. Mcyeigh has been quite
sick, but is better at this writing.
I, Several people from here attended
the Milton fair Friday.
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Bloomfield,

Bloomfield. Sept. 26--Rev. and Mrs.
J. w Potter left Wednesday afternoon
for Buffalo on a few weeks pleasure
trip to the Pan-American exposition.
Miss Eva Woodland. of Milton Is keep
ing house for the children during their
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs, w. J. Sickle left
today for San Francisco, Cal, for
months pleasure trip to the Yosse-
mite Valley and other parts of the
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Eddyvilie.

EQQyVllle, Sepl. GO.-EFeletI WIZ
liams has been on the sick list.
DR.. Wilter Scott, a former Eddy
vile boy, but now citizen of Abel,
was an over-Sunday visitor at the pa
rental j. H. Scott home on Second
street. He was accompanied by his
wife. They left Monday for visit
with Mr.. SCOTS sister, Mrs. G. L.
Farmhouse, in Oskaloosa.
Adam Bell returned Sunday from
Missouri where he had been spending
few days on business.
DR.. C. C. Gone of Oskaloosa was in
town on professional business recent
| ly
| Mrs. M. j. Wilcox has been quite i'll.
| George Mahaffey and family, who
have so efficiently conducted the Ma
haffey Hotel during the past year,will
leave the hotel and move back to their
residence on Third street the last of
this week. James Penick and family
who own the hotel, will move back
from Ottumwa and take charge of the
hostelry again. They have been con-
Quoting the Washington Hotel in that
city, during the past year.
\ VIM. Busey, formerly a tonsorial ar
fist at this place, but now follower
tof that trade in Ottumwa, was visit
4 ing friends here Sunday.
The five-months-old son of Thomas
white of Pekay is improved after be-
ing sick for several weeks. DR.. kus-
, sart of this place has been the attend
ing physician.
Prof. Joseph Parks, principal of the
high school at this place, and repub
Elican candidate for county superln
: tendent in Wapello county, was re
Gently in Ottumwa looking after polit
! ical affairs
= Mrs. X. Bowsher has had her resi-
t dence re-painted
!. Mrs. j. c. Miller of Pekay is con
t valescent after several weeks illness
/ Mrs. Hiram Whitsel of Sand Ridge
q has gone to Ohio for an extended visi
h with her sister.
@ The Congregationalists of this plac'
r will give an ice cream social at thu
# Charles Oldham home east of tow
Friday evening next.
!. Mrs. John Emanuel has been some
, what indisposed.
v Messrs. John JAEGER and son, Will
: Frank Scribner and Miss Mary Wi
liams was in Oskaloosa on bushes
Tuesday.
r Charles Oldham. who resides cas-
9, of town, went to Oskaloosa the frs
# of the week to serve on the jury.
X G. L. Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Wi
Phillips and Robert Moore, are in O.
l. tumwa this week visiting friends.
if r. e. Grattan of Third street ha
been in Oskaloosa on business severe
in days this week.
Miss Lizzie Oldham of Third stree
Ia is spending few days across the ri
II er, visiting her sister, Mrs. w. F. ];
ger,
a Most everything at the administra
n. or sale on the j. N. Bennett far
across the river, sold at top prices.
IN large crowd was in attendance.
j. A. Colline of Oskaloosa was hel
or yesterday and today making arrang
ments to move his family to the j.
rt Sipes farm across the river.
John Emanuel, who has been qui
IN sick for several weeks. is improvir
slowly.
.+ G. D. True was an over Sunday vi
itor in Osialoosa.
NV Mrs Maggie Watkins, proprietor
- the sand shipping industry at til
,a place. was calling in the count
IS. across the river recently.
a, Walter Cary. a boy who had h
10 arm broken by a fall some time ag
/. has had the splints and bandages l
' moved from the injured member.
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Friday evening to delicious supper.
prepared by the Yoemen without The
assistance of their wives. A very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present.
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son. Bert, made business trip to OF
tumwa Saturday
Mrs. Maggie Smith is visiting friends
near pleasant Grove this week.
Dennis Kilfoy, OF Fairfield, made a
business trip to this place Friday.
Mrs. George Fawcett, of Agency, was
in Yampa Friday
Clell Farley was in ottumwa satur-
Peter Augustine was calling on
friends in Yampa Sunday.
This community was visited with a
light frost last Thursday. Very little
damage was done.
Miss Julia Carman returned home
Saturday, after a weeks visit with
friends in Yampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Reno visited
friends near Abingdon Sunday.
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Leando.

Leando, Sept. 25.-P. F. Horn and
family arrived here from Perry, Mon
tana, last Friday.
A. f. Benning was in Eldon Satur-
day.
4 John Strong came down from Ottum-
wa Saturday to visit his parents.
The republicans of Portland precinct
met in primary convention Saturday
and selected delegates to the county
convention. J. A. Sloan was elected
chairman and W. D. Loftiss secretary.
The following gentlemen were select
ed as delegates: w. d. Loftiss, w. d.
Stuart, E. A. Nelson and Grant Hol-
comb.
w. R. Morrison and family were over
Sunday visitors with his parents in
Leando.
The schools are running along
smoothly, with Mr.. Wells as principal
and Miss Leech as primary.
w. H. Lining was business caller
| in Fairfield one day last week, and
brought home new wagon.
Mrs. Florence Moore will start for
Colorado next Thursday.
Mrs. Craig Johnson, of Ottumwa
visited friends and relatives in Leandc
Saturday.
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Salem.

Salem, Sept. 26.-Mrs. Lydia Spray
and Mrs Eva Morona, of Mt. Pleasant,
spent Sunday with their grandmother,
Mrs. lamar Conner.
Ernest Marshall is on the sick list.
Mark Kirkpatrick and Miss Edith
Widdifield spent Sunday at the Wool
man home near Mt. Hamill.
Mrs. Brown, of Seattle, and Mrs.
McCleary, of Mt. Pleasant, are in tie
city. the guests of their brother, John
Goldsmith, and family.
Thursday Mrs. Windland entertain
ed Mrs. Wilson, of Lowell, Miss
Psalms and Mrs. Wilson, of Green
wood.
Wednesday Miss Nellie De Lashmull
returned to her home in Chicago, af-
ter spending a week with Selma
| friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Cooper are
spending the week with their son, H
c. Cooper, and family, at Wayland.
| Robert Pierce left Friday for Har
ward, Connecticut, where he will take
/ a course in civil engineering.
The Willing Workers society of the
NJ. E. church will hold a bazaar in No
vember.
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Yampa, Sept. 25.-Walter Wiley Wis
tied friends in Yampa Sunday.
On last Friday evening Miss Helen
Beal's horse ran away, injuring her
considerably and breaking the buggy.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hestan and chill
dren, of Jefferson county, visited
friends here last Sunday
VIM. McGlaisian made business
trip to Eldon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Giltner and
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Foster.

Foster, Sept 26.-The mines are run
ming every day
Mrs. George Tomlinson is still i'm
proving, which is gratifying to her
many friends.
James Hoskinson has engaged as
teamster to A. Mccoy, our dray-
man.
Quite a number of our people were
in Abba Saturday attending the dem
ocratic county convention
The schools commenced Monday,
September 16, with Prof N. j. Hibbs
principal and Annie Erickson assist,
ant, with an enrolment of Y and new
scholars coming every day.
Mrs. Mary ]. Robinson, living one
fourth of mile east of town, is re-
ported as being on the sick list.
DAVID Anderson and j. Hubb Treat
came up from Willard and spent Sun
! day with their families.
alfred Brain returned home last Fri,
day from Washingtonville, Ohio, where
/ he had been on a two weeks visit
! John Terry returned home Friday
from Springfield, Illinois, where he had
been as delegate from Division No. AZ
! to the national convention of the
Brotherhood of Coal Hosting Engi
neers. He reports an interesting meet
ing.
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Annsdor.

Amador, Sept. 25-Born. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Berry, on Wednesday, Sep
TENDER is, a son.
A series of meetings conducted by
the pastor, Rev Ammons, commenc-
ed at Russell Chapel on Monday
evening, September %, and continues
during the week.
Mrs. Alice West returned Friday
from "a weeks visit with friends IN
Davis county. She was accompanied
by Mrs. Louise Smith, who will make
brief visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Bertha Buchanan, who is teach
ing school in Ottumwa, spent Sunday
at home.
Ida Hanning attended lodge in town
| Saturday evening.
Mrs. Life Hanning is improving. y
| j. r. Shields is still very ill, with
| but little hope for recovery.
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Perry started for Mo-, Friday and Mi.
McNiel expects to go as soon as he
disposes of his crops.
Jessie Campbell opened school at
No. 2 Monday.
G., B. McNiel made a business trip
to Fairfield Monday.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Martha Clark to
Charles Morrison.
A number of young people picnick-
ed on the river Wednesday night.
There were no preaching services
at the M. e. church Sunday night.
Rev. Shane is attending conference at
Newton.
Mrs Rosa Larwood and daughters
Miss Bertha and Mrs. Laura Pierson
of Agency visited friends here Sun
day They left for Oregon Tuesday
where they will reside.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Sisson are the
proud parents Of a baby boy.
Prof. Cooper was in Fairfield Mon
day night.
Joe Wagner and Ellis Peebler at
tended the Brethren meeting in keo
kul1 county over Sunday.
Miss Ella Sparks is very i'll.
Miss Carrie Younkin was in Mt
Pleasant last Friday.
Gertrude Clark made bushes
trip to Fairfield Saturday.
w. K Marsh has been confined t
his bed for several days.
Mrs. Liza Clark and daughter o
Ottumwa visited friends here las
week.
: F. NJ. Taylor, postmaster, is takin
trip through North Dakota. Assis
ant Postmistress Mrs. Taylor Is a
; tending to the postoffice while he
away.
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Pleasant Hill.

Pleasant Hill, Sept. 25.-Ira Rity
and j. Shilinger were Pleasant Hill
callers recently.
Frank Sharp was in Selma Satur-
day.
Lloyd Nicklin and wife have been
visiting friends in Ottumwa the past
week
Quite large crowd attended the re-
publican primary in Selma Saturday.
Waldo Harryman called on friends
here Sunday.
w. M. Holmes of Batavia was here
on business Friday.
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Hynes.

Hynes. Sept. 26.-Rev. and Mrs.
Thomas O'Rourke returned from
Pleasant Plain where they have been
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Lowry went to
Ottumwa Saturday to attend the clos
ing session of the Free Methodist con-
ference.
Ted Roberts of Illinois is visiting
friends here.
Julia Carbon went to Ottumwa Sat
urday for few weeks visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Cohen is reported on the sick
list.
Mrs. John Haifley was shopping in
Abba Monday.
Cornelius Benson went to Ottumwa
Saturday where he has been taking
treatment for injuries received in the
mines at this place. He has almost
entire recovered and speaks very
highly of the hospital and the treat
ment received while there.
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Woolson.

Woolson, Sept. 26-Miss Maud Stew
art was married last week to Guy Ram
DO.
David Johnson and family, of Earl
ham, Iowa, are visiting here.
Rev. G. B. Nevill preached memoir
ial service at Centerville church last
Sabbath.
Milasse Hinshaw's health is improv-
ing rapidly since he came to Iowa.
Luther McCrackin is teaching school
at Greasey Flat.
Last Sunday was temperance day
and was well observed at the Wool
son church.
Ezra Mendenhall and family have
moved to Richland.
Robert Jones and wife of Missouri
are here visiting relatives.
VIM. McCracken made business trip
to Whites Institute in Lee county last
week.
FLOYD Mills, VINO had an operation
performed on his leg by DR.. Clark, OF
Oskaloosa, assisted by DR.. Dodds, OF
Richland, is getting along nicely, con
sidering the painful ordeal. The doc
tors found it necessary to remove a
part of the bone.
Abram Jones, of Nebraska, who has
been here visiting friends, has return
ed to his home.
Marshall Frazier has bought farm
near Baker.
DR.. Hinitt, of Fairfield, delivered az
excellent address at the township
Sunday school convention September
10.
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Bloomfield.

= Bloomfield, Sept. 24-Mr. and Mrs.
S. S. Carruthers returned Saturday
from st. Louis where they had been
spending several days on business
and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Lester spent
Sunday in the country at the home of
Mr.. Testers sister, Mrs, Frank Puck
EFT. Mr. and Mrs. Pickett leave next
Sunday for Kansas City where they
will visit until Christmas at the home
Of their daughter, Mrs. j, Thompson.
Rev. J. w. Stark, who has served as
pastor of the Presbyterian church for
the past seven years preached his
farewell sermon on Sunday morning.
There are now three vacant pulpits in
| the city-the Presbyterian Baptist
and Christian.
Mr.. and Mrs K T. Hotchkiss return
ed Sunday from business and pleas
ure through Kansas and Oklahoma.
| Mrs. Arrie Corkhill of Keokuk is
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
! w. A. Sheaffer
Mrs. H. A. Wishard and Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Rankin returned Sunday from
Buffalo, N. Y, and Wilksville, Ohio,
having enjoyed the Pan-American ex-
position and visited relatives in the
latter city Mr. and Mrs. Rankin
stopped in Belknap for short visit at
the home of Mrs. Rankin's sister Mrs.
Jennie Spangle.
Miss Anna Mckee who has been
spending the past few years at the
home of her uncle, John Randolph,
has gone to Kahoka, Mo, to spend the
winter with her mother.
Mrs A. j. Shepherd returned Satur-
day from Cincinnati, where she had
been spending the past week at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jaques.
The Jewish day of atonement was
observed on Monday by Mr.. and Mrs
B. Loeb and family, as they are at
: present the only Jews in the CITY,
j. T. Russell returned Saturday
,from a weeks business trip to Mar
shall, Mo.
. Lincoln Stansberry of West Grove
: leaves this week for South Dakota ant
will drive his stock across the country
7 and winter them there as the price o
hay is much lower in Dakota than il
! Iowa.
Tom Spedell and Mr.. Healer of Fair
field were guests of friends in thi
. place on Sunday.
|. Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Strong of Sal
l. Francisco, Cal, arrived Monday a
e the home of Mrs. Strong's sister, Mrs
i w. J. Hamilton, with whom they vii
d spend the week.
A. F. Hassleman of Cedar Rapid
y arrived Monday at the home of Mr.. an
a Mrs. G. r. Wilson, where he is Spend
S ing few days while enroute to Oh
9 cago on business.
George Dunn left Monday for Ka1
r sas City for a weeks visit with hi
IS daughter, Edythe, who is trimming i
IS Frankel-Frank's wholesale milliner
$. house.
81 Mrs. E. S. Gilbert and daughte
e. Bernice of Centerville spent Sunday {
t. the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Gil
bert.
II Mr. and Mrs. Leisure and daughte
n Jennie and Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Brenn
man were the guests of friends at Mi
is ton Sunday.
Id Joe Hunnell of Eldon was the que
u of DR.. F. w. Simmons on Saturday.
w. H. Tyler is spending a couple
" weeks in Kansas City on bushes
y trip.
Invitations are out for an evening
of entertainment at the home of Mrs.
"a, p Toombs tuesday, given by tt
lis south section of the Ladies' Aid S
lis ciety of the Christian church.
Il Belknap.
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Butler,

Butler, Sept. 25.-J. G. Kennel was
in Hedric1 Thursday night, :.
Lily Palmer is attending school in
Hedrick
Mrs. Mary Wells and Mrs. Mamie
Curtis were shopping in Hedrick Sat
urday.
James and Harry Burgess We're in
Hedrick Saturday.
Mrs. Will Keilkoph and daughter,
Pansy visited at the John Keilkoph
home Friday.
Mrs. Grant Scott is on the sick list.
Mrs. Annie Watts and Mrs. Perry
took dinner at A. ]. Burgess Friday
Mrs. Jessie Palmer and daughter,
Amy were in Hedrick Saturday.
Wess Arganbright was in C'ttumwa
Saturday.
There was basket dinner and a
baptising at the river north of Butler
Saturday.
Miss Bird Carroll of Eldon, and Mrs
Ed Perry spent Wednesday with Mrs,
| Charley Davis.
A. j. Burgess and wife were Sunday
visitors at Matt Arganbright's.
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Hazel Dell.


Hazel Dell. Sept. 25.-Miss Stella
Myers visited last week with relatives
near Amador. d
Miss Zerda Parson spent Saturday
night with relatives in Ottumwa.
Miss Minnie Bradley, of Ottumwa,
visited last week at the home OF Dav-
id Brown.
Jesse Eastburn is spending a few
weeks in Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs H.. Harsch and chill
dren visited Sunday at the parental
Martz home near High Point.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hendricks, OF
Ottumwa, Sundayed with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Harsch.
C. C. Cockerill and family spent
Sunday with J. P. Hollingsworth and
family.
Mrs. L. l.. Dexter is visiting with
relatives in Ottumwa.