Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-10-02

What Cheer.
Miss Hattie Heaton, of Ottumwa,
spent Sunday and Monday here.
The baseball game between Sigour-
ney and What Cheer Monday resulted
in a score of to in What Cheers
favor. 1t was an interesting camel but
was married by sad accident to Sig
ourney's pitcher. Chester Woods, in
delivering the ball, twisted his arm
for the curve and snapped the bone
above the elbow.
Willie Maryland, of Williamsburg,
spent Sunday and Monday with folks
in Sigourney.
John Rinert was up from Keota
Sunday.
Jimmie Monihan, of Harper, spent
Sunday here.
Packwood.
Packwood, Sept. 30-The people here
are very much pleased that Rev. j. G.
C.ughlan has been returned to this
charge for another year. He and his
estmable wife are very popular with
everyone.
Field Woolums has purchased the
Sinclair property on the northwest
corner of Second street and Farming
ton avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson visited
last week with the formers parents at
Mt. Union.
A furnace is being placed in the
Christian church.
j. 0. Caviness has sold his residence
property to Miss Lizzie Hintz for $3.50.
Lee Goodell, formerly of this local
ity, but now living in Illinois, is visit
ing friends here.
Monday and with his wife. who has
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Roth.
R. B. Kenyon and family Sundayed
with his son Will. and wife.
Lester Gillette, of Sterling, Col, is
visiting his aged mother
S. H. Towne, who left here in 1874
for Minnesota is back for the first
time. His home was in this locality
but Packwood was not then on the
map.
Leir Sharp, who went to California
in the summer, seeking health, re-.
turned Saturday without any improve
ment
Oscar Stirgleder is attending school
in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Maria Mooman is spending this
week with the Misses Davis of String
town.
Laddsdale.
Laddsdale, Oct. ltd HILBERT and
wife were visiting near Floris Sunday.
Mrs. Price is sick with malarial fe-
yer.
Charley Hart moved his family to
South Ottumwa Monday.
j. G. Sconce was calling on friends
at this place Saturday.
Oliver Brown was calling on friends
in Eldon Tuesday.
W. Haley and family were visiting
at the parental Anterior home re-
Gently.
Mrs. j. Yoader is visiting few
days with her sister. Mrs. Onstow
Mr.. and Mrs. Linton were visiting
Mrs. Linton's sister. Mrs. Champ,
Sunday.
H. Phillips and wife We're visiting
at A. Seamons Sunday.
| Mrs. J. Johnson is visiting this
week in Monroe at the home of e.
| Johnson.
Mrs Onstow is very i'll at this time
Sam Sconce's child, who has been
very sick with typhoid fever, is much
| better
Jennie Yoader is on the sick list
this week
Geo. Post and wife were shopping in
Eldon Saturday
Maud Williams left Tuesday fol-
Council Bluffs to attend school,
Guilliam Williams is on the SICK
/ list this week.
! williamsburg.
Williamsburg, Oct. Miss Foley
of Chicago, is visiting her sister. Mrs
]. M. Denver.
Matthew Williams, brother O
Howell Williams, will be married to
! day to Miss Myers, of Rock Island
/ Ill. Mr.. wilkins has visited here ;
number OF times and has made man.
/ friends here, who will wish him well
Howell Williams. ]. J. Williams AM
4 Lew Perkins left Tuesday to attent
the wedding.
w. A. Hull, of Cedar Rapids, spen
Saturday with his brother, FL. E. Hull
Ed. Edwards shipped fine CARLOAD
of horses Sunday.
i The many friends of Mrs. Reese D
Evans. now of Welsh, West Va. vii
be sorry to learn that she is very sicl
with typhoid fever.
/ Miss Novak, of Iowa City, is her
visiting her parents, MI. and Mrs
i Frank Novak.
/ o. X. Paup, candidate for recorder
I was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Fletcher and son. John, Q
Cedar Rapids. spent Sunday with MI
and Mrs. David Hughes.
John Tanner sold his farm, six mile
west of town, to Henry Knock, 10
$S5 per acre.
!. Mrs Hugh Henderson and babe
are visiting Mrs. Henderson mother
:, Mrs. Charles Thompson. They &
4 from here in a few weeks to Colorado
! where Mr.. Henderson has a posstini