Ottumwa semi-weekly courier., 1902-10-23
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IL heSWlck sunday, november q.
good program is arranged and profit
,ble meeting anticipated.
The first number of the lecture
course will be a lecture by Dr. George |
Iindley October 81.
The football game Saturday be-
tween the Delta and Keswick teams
resulted in a score of % to in favor
of heswick.
1t has been many years since the
English river was higher than it was
last Saturday morning. Two bridges
were swept out near here and much
damage done, one man losing fourteen
steers.
Ralph Higgins was kicked by a
horse Saturday. A slight fracture of
one of the bones of his right leg re-
suited.
Mark.
Mark, Oct. 2S.-Dr. N. D. Jenkins
went to Lancaster Thursday on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Charley Thompson has been
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
McCays, of Floris.
Wilson Brake, of Bloomfield, recent
ly visited with his parents.
Fred McMains, Pud Hopkins and
Miss May Edwards spent Sunday in
Moulton.
Hon. John F. Lacey spoke in Mon
terey Saturday at 2:30 p. m. Several
of the Mark people attended.
Arthur Wood spent Saturday even
ing in Bloomfield.
Several of the Mark people attend
ed the Endeavor at Mt. Moriah Sun
day evening.
There was a game of ball here Sun
day between the four joining districts,
Mark and Franklin and Washington
and Redbrush. Mark and Franklin
won the game. The score was 8 to 27.
competne.
Competine, Oct. 23.-Mr. Altman, Of
Eldon, is moving some buildings to
Farson for d. G. Thompson.
H. H Dickins is building new
house in Farson.
Bert Cook returned to his home in
Kansas after two weeks visit with
relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Hawthorne and
daughter, Lillian, of Hedrick, were
here Sunday.
VIM Merry has moved to Mr..
Sward's farm.
Miss Eta Brown is still quite sick.
Dunreath.
Dunreath, Oct. 23.--Mr. and Mrs
Casery and daughters visited with rel
atives at Colfax last month.
Bertha Love is visiting with her pa
rents.
Mrs. Pattison is seriously sick at this
time.
Mr.. Pointer and family visited rela
tives near Percy Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aplin were Monroe
callers Monday.
Winfield and Leonard Roush anc
4 Sam Emerson visited at Curt Pointers
4 Sunday evening.
Mr.. Johnson is erecting new house
4 and barn on his farm northeast o
town.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Mrs. Phil
er visited at Prairie City over Sunday
Rev. Lavly and daughter, Anna, re
turned to their home in Shenandoah
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed visited with rela
tives here Sunday.
Sigourney.
Sigourney, October 23-W. j. Jer
kins is in Ottumwa today on business
) Mrs. Job Oespaker has been visi
ing at the home of her parents nea
Harper.
Attorney Roy C. Brown, Of Whf
r Cheer, is visiting at the parental
+ M. Brown home.
J. F. Barnes returned the other da
Y from Iowa City where he has been Ell
ployed by the Democrat.
: Rev. A. S. Loveall is attending tt
state I. o. o. f. encampment at Gil
ton.
Miss Laura Carroll is home from G
: dar Falls on account OF the sickness
her mother.
A marriage license was issued
Lee e. Turnipseed, aged %, and ca
: rie Van Fleet, aged 2l.
The macey Entertainers gave the
famous program at the M. E. chur
last evening to a large crowd. TIL
+ was the first number of the Sigourn
lecture course of 1902-19O3.
d Hiteman.
Hiteman, Oct 23.-Mayor Bre
IS ton of Des Moines discussed the issu
h of the day from a republican star
: point at the opera house last Thursd
evening. Mr. Brenton spoke at lene
on the tariff question. He suggest
that if the tariff was to be revised
should be done by its friends and I
by it's enemies.
Thomas Darby and Thomas Bo
" returned home Wednesday after
10 three months visit with friends
N England.
,e Thomas MCGUIRE and family retu
$. ed home Saturday after a two wee
visit with friends in Kansas City, \
James McCauley was an over 81
day visitor with relatives.
J. H. McCarty was called to Chi
cothe Saturday on account of the
ness of his son, Harold.
Mrs. l.. F. Milligan and G. B. RouI
went to Clinton Monday as delega
; from the Rebekah lodge to attend
D state lodge.
Tn Bloomfield.