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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-15

returned from Des Moines
last week where they had been stud
ents at the Highland Park college.
Miss Addie Dysart returned Thurs
day from Pleasant Plain academy.
Sol. Wilhemsdorfer who has been
in poor health for some time, was in
town Friday, fully restored.
Many persons here were shocked to
hear that Charles HARDWOOD had died
at his home near Abingdon. Mr.. Har-
wood taught school in this district be-
fore the railroad and town were here.
He was loved for his sterling qualities
and kind unassuming manners. More
than one young man remembers the
help Mr.. HARDWOOD gave him when he
was struggling and almost despair
ing student There was no better edu-
Gator in this part of Iowa than Mr.Har-
wood, although some of his methods
belonged to the past when thorough
ness was the watchword Mr.. Har-
wood came from Ohio here. He was
amply fitted by nature and highly quail
flied by education to fill high office.
His wife and several children survive
the husband and father.
Joe Slater, of Competine, was in
Packwood last week.
John McCreery and wife. of Abing.
don, were calling on the latter's sister
Mrs. Will Kenyon, last week.
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Batavia.

Batavia, April 14.-Dr. Box, of OF
tumwa, was in town Tuesday on pro-
fessional business.
from Keokuk where he has been at
tending medical college.
Mrs. Roberts and son, Otto, returned
to their home in Eddyville Thursday
after a few days visit with Mrs. Rob
erts' daughter, Mrs. George Wager.
Miss Rule Walker will go to Bright
on Tuesday for an extended visit with
her sister, Mrs. Minnie Bennett.
Miss Mary Ives drove to Fairfield
Saturday.
Mrs. Emery, of Pleasant Plain, is
visiting her son, Robert Emery.
VIM. Giltner, of Ottumwa, was in
town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyons returned
Sunday from Fairfield where they
were called by the serious illness of
Mr.. Lyons mother.
Miss Sarah Shrive left Tuesday for
Brighton, where she expects to stay
during the summer.
The funeral services of Mrs. Thomas
Long were held at the M. E. church
Monday. 1nterment at the Dunkard
cemetery.
Mart Alfred was in Ottumwa Friday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsay Wilson visited
Sunday with friends at Eldon.
| Misses Maud Moss and Edith Harris
spent Sunday in Ottumwa.
VIM Couple was in Oskaloosa on
business last week.
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EddyviIle.

Fddyville, April 14.-Allie Belzer
and Miss Maggie Vance, well known
young couple residing on the Oska-
loosa road few miles north of town,
started to drive to town Friday even
ing about o'clock. When near the
home of Anton Mayer, just above
the horse-a western one-which
young Belzer was driving became
frightened at some paper and upset
the buggy, throwing them out. Miss
Vance fell under the buggy and sus-
tanned injuries to her back which have
laid her up since. The young man es-
capped with an injured hip.
Born, Thursday, April 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Albert McIlim of the Sand
Ridge farming community, ten
pound boy.
| The little daughter of Mr.. Smith,
who recently moved from Oskaloosa
to Coalfield, has been i'll the past few
days with pneumonia. Mr.. Smith
holds position in the company store
at Coalfield.
Mrs. Belle Moran is quite i'll with
measles. Others who have measles
are: Willie, Hattie and Ruth Berry,
Maude and George Dotts, Saba Spen,
VIM. Barnett and family
The people of this place are 1rom-
4 ised a rare treat Thursday night. APP
i ril IL. when DR.. j. w Hancher, d. D.,
president of the Iowa Wesleyan uni
versity at Mt. Pleasant, will appear at
i the Methodist Episcopal church in ni'
famous lecture, That Boy This
will be the doctors first appearance
here and all should avail themselves
of this opportunity to hear the divine
Rev. w. II. Dillon has received
word that his mother. upon whom g
surgical operation for dropsy was per
formed Thursday, is improving nicely
considering her advanced age-7(
years. Mrs. Dillon resides at Hanni
bal, Mo-, but formerly resided in OF
tumwa and enjoys considerable ac
quaintance there.
Rev. H. F. Gilbert, former M. E. pas
tor here, but now pastor at Cedar was
in town Friday on business and Incl
dentally calling upon friends. He re
ports that the new M. E. church a
that place will be dedicated soon.
Richard Baker was in Oskaloos;
, yesterday getting his eyes treated
, The Cowley House has undergone
thorough overhauling-new wall pa
per, paint and general improvements
G. w. Story, an experienced hoteI
keeper from Pekay. now has charge
and it is now, in fact, first elias
/ house. Attorney D. M. Perdue, VIII
r has his office in the hotel, finds tim
i from his legal duties and notary wor
: to act as clerk in the Office and NEE
d the trains.
J. Recent business visitors to Ottun
wa We're: Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Nelson
e j. H. Miller and family, Rev. w. T
- Dillon and James Dunkle
A concert pianist will entertain tn
people at the opera house Wednesda
evening.
Mrs. Abigail Williams had a CLOSING
out sale on the Everett Williams farm
seven miles west of town Friday.
Lewis Perry of near Given was i
town Saturday on business.
Mrs. Mcdonald of Pekay was bus
ness visitor in town Saturday.
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STRAIN TOO GREAT.

Hundreds OF Ottumwa Readers Find it so
The hustle and worry of business men.
The hard work and STOPPING of work
men,
The woman's household cares,
Are too great strain on the kidneys.
Backache, headache, sideache,
Kidney troubles, urinary troubles fol
low
An Ottumwa citizen tells you how to
cure them all.
Mrs. Elmer Rutter, of 1243 Hickory
street, says: From over exertion l
was seized with an acute attack of kid
ney complaint sometime ago. For a
few days felt poorly, then finally was
taken quite suddenly with most eXcru-
ciating pain in my back. 1t settled in
my kidneys and l was laid up unable
to do the slightest thing and unfit even
to help myself. | knew what caused
the trouble, but how to check it was a
mystery In spite of treatment it grew
worse instead of better, and you can
readily imagine what misery victim
suffers who can neither sit, stand or
lie without enduring excruciating tor,
ture When at my wits end | noticed
box of Doan's Kidney Pills in the
house which my husband brought
home from Will l.. Sargent's drug store
corner Market and Main streets, and
deciding to give them trial, took a
few doses per directions. I finished
the box and was able to resume my
household duties as Of old. How a
box of pills could produce such results
| is hard to explain, but it is fact, and
will be only too pleased to substan.
tate the above in a personal inter.
view" For sale by all dealers. Price
so cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the Unit.
ed States.
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other.
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Charlton.

Charlton, April Representative
r. A. Hasselquist has returned to his
home in this city after completing mis-
work with the law makers in Des
Moines Mr.. Hasselquist was success
full in getting his bill passed for re-
appointing of the representative
districts of the state.
Mrs. Helen Moorehouse of Des
Moines, is visiting at the home of her
sister, Mrs. H. S. eileen.
T. D. Swan of Lucas, was calling on
Charlton friends yesterday.
Bona Fox of Oakley, is a Sunday
guest at the home of his father on
East Armory avenue.
Mrs. w. P. Farmer spent Sunday
with friends in Ottumwa at her former
home.
Roy Moore had the misfortune to
run a hail in his foot while assisting
with the work on his fathers barn
The wound was very painful for few
hours, but no farther danger is antici
pated
The Indians who have been camp
ing on the river departed Saturday
overland for st. Paul, where they will
join the rest of the tribes. One of
Inem, q NlrS. mason, whose ldlnGr anu
mother are buried here says they have
placed an order for the erection of a
nice monument, and that she will re-
turn to Charlton this fall and viii
make this city her home. Mrs Mason
is half-breed and is very intelli
gent woman.
]. NJ, Harrison was in Creston yes
terday on business.
Misses Kate and Ellen Smith spent
Sunday with friends in Melrose.
Mrs. E. A. Artley was an over Sun
day guest with Ottumwa friends.
Miss Hanna Carlson returned to her
home in Des Moines yesterday after
a weeks visit with her mother, Mrs.
]. A. Carlson in Lincoln township
Mrs Carlson accompanied her home
for few days visit.
The funeral services OF John Rob
ertson were held from the Christian
church in Oakley Sunday. Services
We're conducted by the pastor, assist
ed by Rev. Guthrie of the M. q. church.
Remains were laid to rest in the
Charlton cemetery. The deceased was
S5 years of age, having come to Iowa
from Indiana in an early day.
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BobtoWn.

Bobtown, April 14.-Robert Israel
of Fairfield, is in the city on business.
Rev. VIM. Walker of Woodland ave-
nue., has moved on Hines street.
George Giltner of Agency has been
in the city all of the past week on bus
mess.
Rev. Jessup died of smallpox at 5
o'clock Thursday morning and was
buried at IL o'clock Thursday night.
Charles Rupe of Taylor street was
robbed of S1.5O April Z, on Market
street in Ottumwa
Charles Walker of Ottumwa, has
moved into the city on Woodlawn ave-
nue..
Jake Mundell of Coon Flat made a
flying trip to Mt. Pleasant last Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunning of Sorghum
Ridge, We're in Ottumwa Friday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Smith have a
new son.
Grin Hoax will teach the summer
school at Coon Flat.
George Gordon of Sorghum Ridge
was at the news Office on business Fri,
day.
Rev. Williams has been holding
meetings in the vicinity of Bobtown
for few days.
Mr.. Finley of Hines street has
moved into the Latten property on
Taylor street.
James Taylor is on the sick list
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BIakesburq.

Blakesburg, April 14.-David Jay
has bought two beautiful residence
lots on Main street
w. S. Wilson has bought house
and lot on the corner of State and
High streets. and expects to build a
business house on the same.
Frank Fritz is to build another bust
ness house near his hardware store
with large hall above.
Many Woodmen from Blagesbure
attended the funeral of the late Ed
White at Hopewell Sunday.
A. V. Tinsley has been appointed
marshal Of the town. When Mr.. Tins
ley goes after a man he comes, sure.
Jerry Thompson was continued as
street commissioner. Mr.. Thompson
has done some good work for the
town.
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PackWood.

Packwood, April IA Mrs. James
Bellamy, who is sick at the home of
John G. Ruggles, is the second wife of
the late Eugene G. Bellamy, of Burling
ton
G. F. Forest and wife, of Forest
Home, were in town Friday. Mr.. For
est was suffering from a painful alb.
scess on his face which was relieved
by the surgeons knife.
The entertainment at the church Fri
day night is reported success.
|. Miss Greta Gilletta and Harry
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Seymour.

Seymour, April 14.-Mrs. I. N. Ander-
son returned home Saturday from a
weeks visit with relatives in Ottum-
wa.
Messrs. Henry Gaddis and James
Palmer attended the Chicago opera
company at Mystic Friday.
Mrs. Nettie Hall, of Plano, and Mrs.
John Jamison, of Numa, spent Sunday
in Seymour with their parents, Mr.and
Mrs. C. Bausman.
Mrs. Thos O'Neil visited the latter
part of the week with relatives in Belk-
nap.
more daily passenger trains in order to
give better accommodations to the
travelling public.
The Seymour telephone company is
having new switch board put in its
office this week.
Misses Mary and Martha Condro left
the latter part of the week for Trenton,
Mo-, to enter Ruskin college.
A. N. Redfern was a business caller
here Thursday. rs ia9 "a. In lS
The Rock Island has added two
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What Cheer.

What Cheer April 14-At the w. c.
r.. u. contest held at the M. E. church
last Wednesday night, Miss Tena
Trebel got first honors in the oratoric-
al division and Mrs. Stella Maleby in
the musical.
George Warner of Lucas spent a
few days the past week in What Cheer
visiting friends.
Raw p, i, King oava an illustrated
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son the roads become so hard that it is
almost impossible to get anything to
loosen the clay especially on the hills,
but in the spring after the frost has
gone out and before they are travelled
over too long is the time the road grad
ers will do the best work.
Master Hubert and Ivan Allen re-
turned home from their visit in Ottum.
wa.
Rev. e. Linden and family, Mrs.
Charley johnson and Mrs. M. F. Ho-
HANSON visited here with l.. L. Sven
sons Friday.
Alex oJhnson, the assessor, returned
the books yesterday to the county audi
tor, having completed the same for
this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson and
daughter Hannah were Ottumwa visit
ors Saturday.
Sven Pearson was Munterville
caller Friday.
Mrs. LATE Gosney visited with her
daughter. Mrs. E. G. Allen, last We'd
nesday, and Mrs. Allen and daughters
returned home with Mrs. Gosney for
few days visit
George Cramer and Roy Pearson
called on l.. l.. Swenson last Thursday
evening.
Charley Johnson visited at his farm
near Soap Creek Friday.
The school board called special
meeting at the Christiansburg school
house Saturday for the purpose of vot-
ing tax to build new school house
at Willard, as the school house there
is in very poor condition and
thought to not be worth repairing.
Miss Julia Nelson is reported sick
necessitating her to be under the doc
tors care.
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Mr.. and Mrs. l. N. Tenant were Cen
terville visitors the latter part of the
week.
Rev. D. Hastings, of the Christian
church, delivered the union temperance
meeting at the Lowry opera house Sun
day evening.
Rev. Weaver, of Promise City, filled
the M. e. church pulpit at this place
Sunday morning.
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Bloomfield.

Bloomfield, April lathe funeral
services of jenkins Tough, the 10 year
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tough
who reside near Locust Grove occur
red Saturday at Dunville, conducted
by Rev. Teller, pastor of the M. E.
church.
Joe Swift and Thomas Dunlavy have
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BrookviIIe.

Brookville, April Is Some of the
people attended the funeral of Prof.
Harwood at Abingdon last Saturday.
He died at his home, two miles west
of here, April IL. Mr.. Harwood was a
man of marked peculiarities, but lived
an honest, upright life. Many of the
young men and women here who are
progressing in school work and other
cess to the professor. He was a splen-
did instructor and never failed to keep
his pupils interested. He perhaps
taught a greater number of terms than
any teacher in the county, and fire.
quently gave private instructions to
young men and girls at his home dur
ing vacation. Jefferson county has
lost one of her Oldest school instruct
|ors. A wife, two sons and two daugh-
tiers will feel his loss keenly. They
have the sympathy of the entire COM
munity.
Miss Bertha Norman, of Packwood,
lis visiting here with her brother, John.
Mr. and Mrs Thos. Dougherty spent
Saturday and Sunday with relatives
and friends at Rome.
Henry Schooley transacted business
in Fairfield Saturday
Miss Lewis spent Sunday with her
sister at Fairfield.
Mrs. Salts is on the sick list.
Mrs. Bryant Degood, who has been
very seriously ill for several weeks, is
improving.
E. Lewman and wife moved to Fair.
field last week.
Bert Snider, of Batavia, sundayed
with his mother here.
Mrs. Jackson, formerly of this place
now of Oskaloosa, is visiting friends
here.
Mother Mimic, of Ottumwa, assisted
Rev. Caughlan in his services here
Sunday.
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Murray.

Murray, April 14.-Miss Katherine
Kursh, departed for Great Falls, Mon
tana, Thursday.
j. e. Wick and son are charging the
brick yard for spring work, as there
will be a great demand for brick this
year.
Miss Mary Marks returned home
from Creston Monday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard, of Des Moines,
visited at the home of Hon. Sells Satur-
day.
VIM Hines moved Thursday into the
Murray. Joe has rock houled to his
land at the south edge of town and ex-
poets to erect cottage there soon.
Rev. J. w. Bott went west on No. B.
Friday to attend the missionary con-
vention at Shannon City, and will re-
turn Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hermance have grand
daughter visiting them
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Davis, of Ottumwa,
are visiting friends in Murray for a
few days.
Miss Joe Kursh has returned to DR..
Griggs
The missionary prayer meeting at
the M. E. church was well attended
and unusually interesting Thursday ev-
ening A very prominent feature was
an interesting paper prepared by Mrs.
F. J. Haller.
DR.. Sells, of Osceola, spent Friday
in Murray.
Mr.. Kursh returned home from Mon
tana where he has been for the past
year.
Ora Fem returned home from Mon
tana this week, where he has farm,
and expects to make his future home.
P. j. and j. J. Hoffman expect tc
leave Tuesday for few months visit
with relatives, and boyhood. friends in
Germany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Newcomb went
to Corning to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Phil Shelter was found by her
little son Saturday morning lying in a
dead faint; the child had presence of
mind to call his elder brother by phone
from his place of employment Mrs
Shelter was found in quite a critical
condition on the arrival of the DOCTOR
Mrs. White and daughter, Lulu, spent
Saturday with friends in the country
Miss Matte Bruffey, of Mountain
Grove, Missouri, will arrive on No.
Sunday to visit at the home of ]. ]
Hoffman and her many other girlhoot
friends. She was formerly resident o
Clark county, and will attend com
mencement. s#
Mrs. Nellie Dunfee is caring for hel
mother who is i'll.
Bud Welcher is moving his famil,
into the house with his mother-in-law
Mrs. Poll, west of town, this week.
o. Ruffcorn made business trip tt
Creston Friday.
E. J. Johnson is again able to wall
about the street
Miss Rose Joianson returned from
Topeka, Kansas, this week.
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UnHonviIIe.

Unionville, Arril As. G. Boyer
and wife visited with relatives in this
community the first of the week.
w. G. Miller is building telephone
line from his house to town.
John Hicks Slipped carload Of
hogs to Ottumwa the first of the week.
Rev. Clark filled his appointment at
the Liberty church last Thursday
night.
Mrs. Edgar Simmons, who has been
seriously i'll with lung fever, is rapidly
improving.
At the telephone meeting last Tues
day night, the farmers decided to build
a line from H. T. Ahee's to this place,
where it will connect with the Moray.
ia line.
The young people of the neighbor-
hood planned surprise of Miss
Gladys Miller at her home last Tues
day night in honor of her fifteenth
birthday anniversary. A large num-
Der of guests were present and all en-
joyed pleasant evening.
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EarSon,

Farson, April 14.-Frank Jones, of
Abingdon, was a caller here Thursday.
R. l.. Scott made business trip to
Ottumwa Friday.
A. P. Thompson shipped car load
of sheep from Martins burg Wednes-
day.
Billy Wiley has been sick the past
week.
The pile driver is now at the cross
ing of Big COMPETING, the crew did not
work Friday on account of the high
wind.
U. S. Hawthorne and F. ST Silvers at
tended meeting of the Modern Wood
men at Ottumwa Thursday night
Billy Walker, overseer of the pile
driving business made trip to Rich
land Wednesday.
A Mr.. Snider, of South Ottumwa, is
at work on the farm of j. P. Haw-
thorne drilling deep well.
The Misses Katie Thompson and An
ma Roberts were Hedrick shoppers
Wednesday.
H. L. Scott and S. E. Wright took
twenty head of mules to Richland Sat
urday.
George and Mrs. Mowrey, of Abing-
don, visited Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Benz. Critchfield.
A large number of the farmers in
this vicinity are blowing for corn.
Ed. Hawthorne, who has been sick
for some time, is feeling much better
and is able to be out again.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright contemplates
a trip to New Mexico this spring.
B. F. Mowery is hauling rock from
Hedrick and will begin the erection OF
a new dwelling on his farm immediate.
| ly after harvest.
Within the next few weeks grading
will be completed east from here.
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White Elm.

White Elm, April 15.-Rev. Berdine
preached at the Money church Sun
day and Sunday night.
G. w. Swain has returned from
Marshal county.
Francis Haney's sale was well at
tended Saturday
Several of the boys attended the
Gun club meeting at Troy Saturday.
J. R. Eddy was in Chicago last
week on business.
Henry Vaughns spent Sunday with
Rev. Humphrey and family.
Frank Harp spent Sunday in Eldon.
Joe Dunlavy of Chequest visited
friends here last week.
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Chillicothe.


Chillicothe, April 15.-Mrs w. A.
Nye returned last Thursday from a
visit with relatives in Ottumwa.
The Ladies Aid society met with
Mrs. G. E. jenkins last Tuesday af-
ternoon and elected the following off.
GERS: President, Mrs. Frank Clark !;
vice-president, E. S. Warren; secre.
tary, Miss Myrtle Jenkins; treasurer
Mrs. Dunlavy.
Prof Willetts, assisted by Misses
Maud Baker, Edith Pierson, Aida
Waddell, Fife Stump, Nellie Warren
Messrs. R. Carmen, Clyde Moss, For
est Warren and Dwight Nichlas gave
a concert at Christiansburg last Sat
urday evening to a large audience.
l.. Guggerty shipped two car loads
of cattle and one of hogs to Chicago
last week.
Messrs. Clarence and Luther Keplal
have arrived home from the Keokul
ton.
The Ladies' Aid society will give {
social next Saturday evening in the
south room of the building known a.
the Campbell building now owned b!
DR.. D. T. Rambo.
Mrs S. M. Bailey has received wore
from her son, George. of Nebraska
that he and his wife are the prout
parents of nine pound girl.
Miss Minnie Clark returned hom
last week from Oskaloosa.
Prof. Willets and his corps of as
sistants will give concert next Sal
lrday evening in the |. o. o. F. hall.
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MunterviIIe.

Munterville, April 15.-Samuel John
son, of South Ottumwa, who has been
out on his farm during the past week,
returned to his home last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Burgason and
son, Lawrence, were Ottumwa visitors
last Thursday.
Jacob swenson is reported to be
slowly improving in health.
The road supervisors in Polk town
ship are doing some good work this
spring by running the road-grader over
parts of the roads that were badly cut
up, making them in good shape and at
this time of the year the graders will
do the most good. as later in the sea-
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RITkIN LAND co.

Have several thousand acres of Choice
meadow and timber land in the market for sale
at from SIS to So per acre, on cosy payments and
low per cent interest. Bargains in improved
FARMS. My next Landseekers' Excursion ID
Aitkiu, MINI, April Is. Railroad fare re-
funded to purchaser. Right now is the time to
Don't wait Write at once for maps and loca-
TONS
JOHN F.. APPLEQUIST
Emigration Agent.
1913 East Main ST., ottumMa, Iowa.