Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-16
Drakeville visited here Thursday at
the ]. w. Bolivar and Charley Skinner

Drakeville visited here Thursday at
the j. w. Bolivar and Charley Skinner
homes.
Mrs. Mary Caldwell and daughter
Ada are very i'll with pneumonia.
Dick Swinney had carload of baled
hay shipped in here last week from
| Delta
Tom Mcconnell visited Friday at
the James Peden home at Floris.
| Belknap is expecting two telephone
lines to be put in in the near future,
one to be owned and put in by the
people whose houses it will connect.
| This line is said to extend to Blakes-
burg and is looked after here by AL
bert Mum of near Drakeville. The
other is to be put in by w. j. Steckel
of Bloomfield.
Mrs. Joel MCGEE is an Ottumwa Wis
itor today.
Quarterly meeting services are an
nounced for Sherman Chapel Jan. 26.
G. S. Dillon and wife of Eldon are
visiting here with Mr.. Dillons sister,
Mrs. VIM Spohr and family, and Mr..
Dillon's brother Sherman.
Attorney T. McConneyy left Sun
day evening for Chicago via Ottumwa.
|
the D. M. Mum home near Drakeyille
last week by the illness of the latter's
daughter
Allen Losey of Coatsville visited
here last week with his brother, J. f.
Losey.
Miss Enslow is visiting here with
her sister, Mrs. r. L. Bonar.
PackWood.
Packwood, Jan. 15.-Marshall Moor
man of Mystic attended the funeral of
his brother, DR.. E. w. Norman, which
took place here last week.
Mrs. Anna Sinclair died Monday
morning. She had long been suffer
er from asthma and the injury she
received Thanksgiving aggravated the
disease and death was the result. An
ma Canady was born in 1916 in High
land county, Ohio, was united in mar
riage with Mr.. Sinclair in 1889, came
to Iowa and made themselves home
in this county in 1856. Mr. Sinclair
died eight years ago. Mrs. Sinclair
was IS years old
Mrs. Charles Goodrich is quite sick.
A son was born January 10 to Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Raines
Frank Hinshaw has moved to his
farm.
John Lindbury will start February 1
for North Dakota, where he will build
a house and make other necessary i'm
provements on his land after which he
will send for his family.
H. A. Murphy is home from Cedar
Rapids on a short visit
H. S. Mitchell and family of Brook
vile were Packwood visitors Mon
day.
| LoviIia.
Lovilia, Jan. 15.-Barton D. Pope of
1ndianola visited over Sunday with
friends in Lovilia.
Miss Annie Masters left Lovilia for
Knoxville Saturday after weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss Laura Swan of Lovilia returned
to Toledo last Monday after spending
three weeks vacation with her pa
rents.
Mrs. Skies and daughter, Edna, re-
turned home from Abba Thursday,
where they had been visiting with rela-
tives for few days.
Mrs. George M. Hittle and children
returned home from Oklahoma last
Saturday morning after four months
visit in that state.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Swan and son,
Burton, of Des Moines, were called
here to attend the funeral of Mr..
Swans sister, who died at Hot Springs,
Ark, and who was buried in Wood
lawn cemetery Monday
Il M. M. Hinton of Melrose was Lo-
villa caller last Wednesday.
Jack Price and Ed. Morrison of AL
bia We're attending a law suit in Lovil-
ia Friday.
DahIonega.
Dahlonega, Jan. 15-Harry Thomas
purchased the J. G. Kreuger farm last