Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-01

8 months and II days, after an illness
OF several weeks, of consumption The
deceased leaves wife and two chill
dren
Mrs. T. w. Noble of Sheridan ave
nue. died Monday at the home of her
doughter in Trenton, Mo-, after a Sc
we're illness, The deceased leaves a
husband, four sons and two daughters
to mourn the loss of kind and loving
mother. The remains were taken to
Bloomfield and the funeral services
We're conducted today at the home of
her son, ]. Noble, by Rev. R. L. Pat
Iterson, pastor of the Willard street
M. e. church of South Ottumwa The
remains were inferred in the Bloom.
field cemetery.
Ottumwa was today chosen by the
Iowa State Music Teachers associa.
ton, now in convention at Dubuque
as the location of the convention in
1903. The muse teachers of the
state will gather in this city just one
year from this week and throughout
the time allotted for the affair music.
al programs of high order will be
conducted in various auditoriums.
There are many members of the state
association and additions to the ranks
are being made continually, so that
there is every assurance of a splen
did attendance at the Ottumwa con
vention.
From Mondays Daily
Every farmer or horse owner is in
vited to call at Sargent's drug store
corner Main and Market, and receive
DR.. j. B. Kendall's book on the horse
and his disease free.
Never found wanting Want
Column.
Madison Turner of Ottumwa has
moved his household goods to this
city. Years ago Mr.. Turner was q
resident of Characterization Adver
tiser.
Pure ice cream is the most delicious
of foods at Claude Myers parlors. You
will meet your friends there the
Fourth. One door east of Court on
Second street.
| Mrs. N. A. Chambers, 104S NORTH
Court street, left this morning on the
Milwaukee for Eureka Springs, Mo.
| to spend the summer. She was ac
lcompanied by her son, Stewart Cham
bers, who will visit relatives in Kan
sas City, Mo. ii
A telegram was received last even
ing by Fred G. Sanborn, announcing
the death of his aunt, Mrs. l.. J
Thompson. at Newton. Mrs. Thomp
son will be remembered by the OLE
settlers in the city, having resided
here with her husband for numbel
of years, until moving to Newton.
Creole Bailey, formerly of Ottumw,
but of late years resident of De.
| Moines, when not in the penitentiary
| is in Jail at the capital city now will
two other colored men, and all tire,
are staring straight into the face of ;
prospect of going to FIT Madison for ;
term of years on charge of assault
with intent to kill or possibly of mur
der. P. S. Griffith of Elwell, a small
4 place near Des Moines, was attacked
| by three negroes in the capital cit.
Thursday night and has identified
4 Bailey, Tom Atkins and Sam Andel
son, the three under arrest as his as
sailants. Bailey is son of Scot
Bailey of this city and was know
here as rather dangerous characte
when but a youth. He went to De
! Moines some years ago, and in OctC
Der, 1896, he was given a sentence o
six years in the penitentiary for as
saulting Mrs. Ole Cunningham, of De
Moines, with intent to commit murder
He was recently released from custod
his time having been shortened on az
count of good behavior while in prison
tFrom Mondays Daily.l
Half cent word gets your ad in tn
Want Column.
j. A. Eller of East Main street il
reported to be very i'll.
4 Mrs. N. e. Carpenter, 4O6 Lincoll
avenue, is visiting friends in Chilli
cothe.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rodden, VIII
formerly resided at ZIG North Cree
street, left last evening for De