Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-10

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The second game was between Delta
and Tioga and resulted in score OF
IL to 5 in favor of the former
| Mrs. Addie Brainard and Mrs. S. G..
Wilson are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Bennett of Hedrick.
Salem.
Salem. July 1O.-Mrs. Matte Nc
Donald is visiting relatives near Mt.
Hamil.
Mrs. Frank Jeffreys and son, Percy,
after visiting Salem relatives went,
last week to Red Oak, where they will
visit friends before returning to their
home at Evansville, Ind.
Mrs. Masden and daughters, Misses
Emma and Bell, spent Thursday at
Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Clara Spray came from Hills
boro last week and was the guest of
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Knight were ov-
err Sunday guests of his mother, Mrs.
Marie Knight.
Will Turner is home from Dakota.
Mrs. e. Raines and two children of
Mt. Pleasant spent several days last
week with the family of Geo. Raines.
Miss Cliffie Windland was a Mt.
Pleasant caller Monday.
| George Cramer and wife are visiting
their daughter in Chicago
| Arthur Ongrim went to the county
seat Tuesday.
Tuesday Miss Crete Weeks arrived
from Garden City, Kan. She will
spend the summer with her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Sinclair were shop
ping at Mt. Pleasant Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Edwards and Miss Florence
came Tuesday from a visit with Mrs.
Nora Switzer near Fairfield
Merrill Harshman spent the Fourth
at Keokuk.
Primrose Tuesday by the illness of
Mrs. ]. M. Triplett. Mrs. Dilts and
Miss Winnifred came Wednesday.
R. E. Hoyt is having the porch on
the west side of his house treated to a
new coat of paint.
Mrs. ]. T. Ingriman and Miss Mil
bred Foreman were at Mt. Pleasant
Thursday.
Mrs. A. c. Pldgeon and children
went to Primrose Thursday.
Trail Jones had his face quite Sc.
verely burned July while playing
with gunpowder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harshman visited the
formers mother at Keokuk last week
Mrs. Margaret McMurray, after a
weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. Cal,
win Cooper, returned to her home in
Burlington Tuesday.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Randolph have
purchased Prof. Buff1ngton's farm near
Salem, where they will welcome their
i friends. In the future Prof and Mrs
Burlington will make their home in the
east.
/ Wednesday, of last week, Misses
Amy Bliss, Anna Cramer and Amy
Maddox came home from attending
normal institute.
Misses Margaret and Ruth Bliss are
home from their southern trip.
Misses Beatrice and Eva Arnold
were in from Denova Saturday.
| Many of the citizens spent the
Fourth in other towns. Those who re
manned at home have decided it was
one of the most quiet days Salem has
experienced.
Miss Margaret Hoggatt is enjoying
a visit with home folks.
Saturday Miss Jessie Jones departed
for pleasure trip to Minneapolis
MINI.
Miss Laura Cammack, popular
teacher Of Green county is spending
her vacation at home.
Charles Foss, a telegraph operator
of Kansas City, is a guest of Salem
relatives and friends.
Saturday evening Thomas Shampoo
and wife arrived home from visit
with their daughter, Mrs. o. H. Bur
) den, at Eldon.
Bert Edwards is visiting home folks
Mrs McMurren spent last week al
Denova.
DR.. Pittman was business caller
at the county seat Monday.
Mrs. Marian Parker of Ottumwa is
enjoying visit with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. Scott.
Mrs. J. T. Ingrim and Miss Grace
Cramer spent yesterday shopping al
Mt. Pleasant.
Il DIR. Hancher of the l. w. u. at Mt
Pleasant, will deliver his popular lee
ture 1.-THE Real Girl" at the G. A. r
hall next Monday evening. Proceeds
for the NJ q. church.
Miss Julia Pidgeon came home from
Eddyville Monday.
| Prof. Burlington is visiting in Ne
braska.
i Mrs. Will Ayres passed through Sa
lem Saturday enroute from her home
at Creston to visit her parents, Mr.. and
4 Mrs A. Cochran at Hillsboro.
i Misses Kate Matthews and Nettie
Cammack started for st. Paul, MINI.
Saturday.
/ Mrs. Patrah Sutherland, who has
4 been visiting at the home of her faith.