Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-26


and rye.
| Rev. Dornren gave lecture at the
M. P. church at Selma Monday night.
North Fairview.
| North Fairview, June 26.-Mrs. Ida
Black and children called on Mrs
Loveless Thursday of last week.
| Mrs. NJ G. Loveless is improving
slowly from weeks illness.
| Mrs. Lila Black was a business call
er at Batavia Thursday.
Mrs. Victor Copeland is reported ill.
VIM. Bartholow is slowly improving
at this writing.
Arthur Campbell was a business
caller in this vicinity Friday.
i Oscar Stever and family attended
church at the Baptist church Sunday.
There was preaching at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon by the pas
tor. Rev. Megan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Burger called at
the Loveless home Sunday afternoon.
Will Fulton and wife, of Liberty
vile, spent Sunday with Ed. Valley
land wife,
Lee Loveless and Miss Mae Jones
attended the party at Libertyville Sat
lurday evening. 34i
1t was announced last Sunday that
there would be Children's day exer-
cises at the Fairview Baptist church
the coming Sunday evening.
L. e. Garrison, of Pella college, lee
tured at te Baptist church last Fri
day evening.
George Schwartz of Collet, called
nj frin lov
and they attended the baptising at
Selma.
+ Harvesting came on early this year
land some of the farmers have com
lmenced already and the corn crops
Elook fine and the crops are blessed
with rain. ~! Id
Joe. Steele and wife were business
Ecallers at Arch Blacks home Tuesday
/ Mrs. Lou Fulton, OF Libertyville,
called on Mrs. Oscar Stever Saturday
Geo. Petzinger made a business
"trip to town Tuesday. RI
1 Ed. Valley and Mr.. Wilson We're bus!
lines scallers at Batavia Friday night.
Lebanon. .aeids /
4 Lebanon, June 26-Edgar Robinson
of Utica passed through town the first
of the week.
1 John Brooks and wife of Chequest
took dinner with j. M. Humphreys
Tuesday.
Fanny and Dewitt Plank returned
to their home in Floris Wednesday af-
ter spending three weeks with their
aunt, Mrs. R. G. Conner.
Chas. Drake and Phil Miller of MIL
ton passed through town Thursday.
Claude Mccain of Bloomfield erect
ed monument at the grave Of the
late Stacey Wilson Thursday.
Miss Grace Hale of Milton closed a
very successful term of school at
South Lebanon Friday The patrons
went with in with we'll filed baskets,
and all report very pleasant time.
III Neal Steffen is here from Basco,s III. J,
{ Visiting his uncle. Ned Harrison. q
!. r Mr.. and Mrs. Burchett are rejoicing
lover the arrival of a new girl baby
born Saturday. aaofit
Mrs. M. j. Snider and daughter Bes.
sic, Abbie Conner and Estel Humph.
rey were in Keosauqua Saturday.
| David Warner and wife attended the
Warner-Downing wedding in Bloom
field Wednesday. rs
Quite a number from here attended
the X. P.'s memorial services at Milton
Sunday afternoon.
Winchester.
; Winchester, June 26-There was nc
lpreaching in the Methodist church
i Sunday as the pastor had gone to at,
tend his grandmother's funeral.
5 Misses Emma Williams and Dana
Beans visited relatives and friends
, near Mt. Zion several days lately
Several young people were at a party
} at Mrs. Ethel Barker's last Thursday
evening.
E Hal, Ethel and Anna Cristler visited
sauqua last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Humphrey and
= children of Lick Creek spent Sunday
in town with Mrs. Humphreys moth
2 er, Mrs. " Jamison.
Will St. Clair came to town Thurs
t day to see his wife and child, who are
at her parents, William Corr's.
. Mrs. Chas. Landess received word
last Sunday of the sudden death OF
! her father, James Carruthers, whose
home was near Pittsburg. He was
S buried Monday in Pittsburg cemetery
Ray Whittlesey and wife, also Char
4 lie Godown and wife attended the fun
/ eral of their grandfather, ]. Carruth.
ers, last Monday.
J Robert Mccall, wife and daughter
Maude, also Harry HILL, visited last
t Sunday at Thomas Browns
l Will Mckee, wife and baby, also
! Charles Hawbaker and family, visited
i Sunday with their mother, Mrs. S. F