Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-25
Occurred on a young Mans Wedding

Journey
John E. Dull, travelling Evange-
list of some note who has been in Cal
ifornia and other western states late
ly, arrived in the city last evening,
this being his old home.
DR.. S. M. King returned from Des
Moines last evening, where he has
been attending meeting of the Scot.
fish Rite Masons.
Abba, Nov. 21.-Mrs. N. Lockman
Mrs. Sawyers. Mrs. Matt. Sears of
Centerville, came Thursday for short
visit with ]. C. Mabry and family on
West Washington street.
Miss Grace Henniman entertained
the whist club at the Lambert home on
Wednesday evening.
Frank Morse returned Thursday
from Oskaloosa where he attended the
first dancing party of the season given
at the Lacey hotel.
Mrs. Tom B. Lockman of Lockman,
is visiting at the ]. c. Mabry home
this week.
The right of way case of G. w. Kerr
VS. the Iowa Central Railroad company
was taken up in court Thursday and
will probably last all week.
A. S. Mason of Ottumwa has
been visiting this week with his grand
son, Tom Mason and his granddaughter,
Mrs. o. e. Dickerson OF this city.
Miss Fern Hamilton of South Clinton
street, who has been quite ill for the
past week, is improving.
R. l. Crane, who has for short time
acted as salesman for Chicago firm
returned Thursday from a successful
trip in Kansas.
Two huge stones. each weighing six
tons were shipped to Abba this week.
They will form the tops of the east and
west entrances OF the new court house.
H. H. Abrams, superintendent of the
Anti-SalGon League OF Iowa, will lee.
ture at the Christian church next Sun.
day at $3.50 p. m.
Mrs. L. Armstrong and children will
remove to Omaha. Nab., next Satur-
day.
l.. T. Richmond has received letter
from Col. Hord of Chicago, pertaining
to the electric road, which when com
pleted, will connect the towns of Abba
Hooking. Hiteman and Buxton. 1t con
tains blueprint profile and states that
negotiations are pending which he
hopes will return favorable for Abba
He has been delayed on account, of the
illness OF ore of his men.
e. p. Armataga of the Daily Gazette
st. Joseph. Mo. was in Abba on bus
mess Thursday.
G. A. Montgomery, returned home
from Denmark. where he is EN-
ployed as farm oyerseer.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued in Monroe county
Lon W. Elliott. Udcl. 81. Miss Rosa
l.. Jester, Abba, Is; Frank e. Pierson
Frederic, 25. Mss Daisy L. Worrell
Frederic, 20; John A. Camplin, Mober
ly, "a, Miss Della Thompson, Moberly
IS; Frank l.. Chandler, Red Oak, %
Miss Elizabeth J. Roberts, Moberly %
Judge Roberts, of Ottumwa, sen
fenced George Harvey, of Oskaloosa
this morning to one. year at Fort Madi
son for larceny ,7i5
Abba, Nov. 22.-Rg9D. .Treadway OF
/ Chicago. attorney foff the Northwest
ern Railway Co., was in Abba Friday
looking after legal business for tn,
Consolidation Coal Co.
Miss Jane Kelley, who for the
past few days has been, quite i'll, /!
again able to be out.
Mrs. Inez Miller and Mrs. George
/ Miller entertained a large number o.
| lady friends at their home in the ives
part of townon Thursday and Friday
afternoons. The guests We're highl,
| entertained with music. Refresh.
| ments Were served.
The Abba high school football team
plays the Centerville high school foot
ball team at Centerville today The,
have made arrangements for a return
! game to be played on the Albis
grounds Thanksgiving day.
The jury on the right of way case
between G. w. Kerr and the Iowa Cen
| trail Railroad Co., went Friday to view
the premises. The case will be decid
ed today. so
| Ed Glover and Frank Thornton, tn,
parties accused of assault upon Geor
| gle Mcclure, and who are now in jai
will go before Justice Wright for theil
preliminary hearing Monday morning
HI. B. Hasselsooth OF Hynes was IL
Abba on business Friday.
E. B. Roster, special agent for tn
New York Life, while in town thi!
/ WYNN, oSltlSu lilG iliS' llSuIduCG ClalQ
of Wallace Loeb, deceased, agains
1 the company.
I Mrs. Laura Duncan and Mrs. Home
| Duncan entertained about seventy-fiv
Abba women at progressive dominoe
last evening at the home of Mrs. He
mer Duncan on North Wall street
Prizes were awarded to the two VIC
men getting the greatest and leas
number Of marks. Mrs. c. M. Morris
on won first prize. a beautiful vase AN,
Mrs. o. j. Lambert won the booby
prize, a large bunch of chryanthe
NUNS. Late in the evening a rea
Thanksgiving dinner was served, al
ter which the merry number departed
Drs. w. f. and M. B. Mills of Ottum
wa, Mrs. DR.. Bishop and Miss Billings
by of Fairfield returned home Frida.
from a visit with Mrs. I. Fl. Tomlir
son of South Main street.
j. William Childers went to Bloomfield
today for visit with his parents, M,
and Mrs. J. nj. Childers
James Peterson, of Charlton, VIII,
for the past week has been VISITING
VIM. Fuller, Of Hooking, returne,
returned home today
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