Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-03-27

the sad news of the death of his wife
Mrs. Moore has many friends here who
are sorry to hear of her death Mrs.
Moore died in the triumph of living
faith, telling her friends that she was
ready and willing to go if it was the
Lords will.
Chloe Burris has been on the sick
list the past two weeks but is now able
to be out again
James Albright and wife, of Ottum-
wa, came out Wednesday for visit at
the home OF their daughter, Mrs. w.
w. Allen, who accompanied them home
Thursday, returning this morning.
Mrs Jessie Spangler and children
are visiting relatives in Oklahoma.
Mrs j. w. johnson has been called
to Cincinnati by the illness of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. Henry Morgan, who is
not expected to recover.
Mesdames Frank and Otis Pickett,
of Sherman Chapel, visited here Sat
urday at the VIM Pickett home.
| V. d. Bell is an Ottumwa visitor to-
day.
Mrs. D. H. Bell has been quite i'll
again for the past week.
VIM. Robertson was called to Drake
vile this morning for a couple of
|
Mrs. Brown.
Carl Guile expects to move here in
to j. F. Munn's house.
Mrs. Nora Pickett was recent
Bloomfield visitor at the home of her
sister. Mrs. Elsie Galpin.
Lizzie Mcconnell, who had the mis-
fortune to get her ankle sprained
about three weeks ago, was getting
alono nicely at last reDOrt
Mrs. f. w. Sayles, of Drakeville, is
visiting here at the home of her
daughter Mrs Emma Williams.
Two of Isaac Jones' children have
the measles.
Mrs Frank Warmer and daughter
Freda visited last week at the parent
al C. P. Warriner home near Dunville.
Charlie Mason. who has been very
sick with lung fever. is convalescing.
Salem.
Salem. March 26.-H. M. Corsbie
and family have moved to Joliet, Ill.
Rev. and Mrs. Sharpless returned
from Keokuk Tuesday.
Mrs. John Lopez is very sick.
Miss Myrtle Shook came home Tues
day from few days visit with friends
at Mt Pleasant.
Mrs. G. E. Way spent Tuesday at
Mt. Pleasant.
The Christian Endeavor at Chestnut
Hill will render a temperance pro-
gram Sunday evening to large audi
cree
The Woman's club will meet with
Mrs. A. Davidson next Thursday after
noon.
Miss Nellie DeLashmutt, of Chicago
is enjoying visit with Salem rela
tives and friends.
Miss Nellie Sinclair came home Mon
day from a visit with friends at the
county seat.
Wednesday Miss French after long
visit with her sister. Mrs. Pierce, de
parted for Indiana where she will visit
relatives.
w. H. Bliss was county seat bust
: ness visitor Wednesday.
Mrs Cora Byers and children, o.
Blackwell, Oklahoma, arrived Saturday
morning. They will enjoy visit witt
MIS-. Elvira Bell and Frank Bell
: The Misses Hussey, of near Hough
ton, were shopping in the city Satur
: day :.
Charles Davidson has returned from
, few days stay at Keokuk.
cieiy net with Mrs. Rudman Frida.
afternoon.
Linn and Frank Cook arc entertain
t ing their father, Isaac Cook, of Osce
l. cla
k Rev. and Mrs Sinclair spent Mon
day at Mt. Pleasant.
e Herbert Garretson has gone to Dam
eron, Missouri.
l. Monday, Mrs. Davis bought of Johl
e Hayes, his property in the north par
Of Town, consideration $780,
e Friday Fl. G. Triplett returned from
t Chicago. His wife and little son
Leighton, who had spent the week witt
n MI. and Mrs. krouskop, at Mt. Pleas
d ant, accompanied him home.
y Miss Nellie Tribbie spent a weel
twisting relatives and friends and re
n turned to her home at Mt. Pleasan
T:.day
Friday evening Mrs. George Crane
came home from Burlington, wher
/, she had been the guest of friends.
t Mrs. H. Jones and granddaughter
!. Miss Josie, spent Friday shopping a
Mt. Pleasant.
n Friday Attorney Frank Bell transact
I ed business at the county seat.
l. VIM. Rizer, of Chicago, was a CUES
: OF his sons, Dr.. and Luther Rizer, par
V Iof last week. He departed for hi
It home Friday.
|. Mrs. Cantwell went to her home a
g Mt. Pleasant Friday, while here sh,
+ Was 3 guest of her daughter, Mrs. Hen
S Try James.
/ Miss Coe Shrner, student of tn,
Conservatory of Music at Mt Pleasant
d came home Thursday to attend the re
ception Friday at the home of S. Sive
d ter, given in honor of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Siveter.
a Mrs. Jonathan Frazier arrived home
n on Thursday evenings train.
AT a melting of the Salem schoo
n board held on Monday, March II, Prof