Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-03-25
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[From Fridays Daily.J
Mrs. John Graham is quite i'll at her
home, 10S North Willard street.
Born, yesterday mroning to Mr.. and
of town daughter.
John Peck, who resides near Blakes-
burg, has returned to his home from
an extended business trip to South Da
kota
Mr. Newcond and family, of Abba,
have arrived and will make South OF.
tumwa their future home. They are
building nice residence near Mary
street
George Blair, 100 North Ransom
street. purchased the RIB. Teeter prop
erty, 2O2 North Davis street, Wednes.
day and will move his family to their
new home April /.
Tuesday Ira Saylor had the misfor
tune to break his right arm while at
work at the Dain Manufacturing Co.
Mr.. Saylor is getting along as well as
could be expected.
Married, last evening, at the home
of Rev. Isaac Elder, pastor of the Dav.
is street Christian church, Chas. H.
Gray to Miss Maude Whipple. The
bride and groom at once went to house
keeping III neat cottage, 704 Wabash
avenue, that was all prepared by the
groom. The ceremony was witnessed
by Mrs. Isaac Elder, Misses Myrtle
Wright, May Whipple, DR.. J. C. Box,
Perry Wright.
tTrom Saturdays Daily.l
VIM. Layne of go South Willard
street is quite ILL.,
Three new affairs have been put il
st. Patrick's Catholic church.
Preston Duncan, who resides or
Church street, expects to leave in {
few weeks for Colorado where he vii
reside in the future.
Mrs. j. D. Trebiltock of 1870 West
Vine street departed yesterday morn
| ing for Pennington for few days
visit with relatives.
Mrs. D. C. Smith, 11S South Schuy-
Ter street, will go To Fremont this ev-
ening to spend Sunday with relatives.
Robert Cockerol, who resides or
Myrtle street in South Ottumwa, was
slightly injured early this morning
when returning from work at the
Ruf11er works. He was riding on the
steps Of freight trains way car and
[From Mondays Daily.l
| George Clair and family, PIP Soutl
Ward street, have rented the propert.
of Miss Florence Griffith, 119 Nortl
Ward street.
Mrs. NJ. A. Shirk of Batavia has re
turned to her home after visit at tn
home of Mrs. H. L. Patrick, FOG Soutl
| Willard street.
Miss Betty Burns returned to he
home in Lockman Saturday, after
pleasant visit at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. Anna Baker, of Queen AM
| avenue.
Del Whitcomb, of Griswold, is spend
ing few days at the homes of MI
avenue, and MI. and Mrs. VIM. Line
say, l01 North Davis, street.
Mrs. e. Foust, Mrs. Mary Vinsor
Mrs. Mary Hartman1ind Mrs. Frank Ly
ons expect to leavea week from Tues
day evening for New Castle, Wyoming
where they will tale up a soldier
widows claim. az
Owen Bradford ard Miss Iva Barr
will be united in marriage Wednesda.
evening at7the home of the brides mo
Their, Mrs. Phoebe Baird, 213 Soutl
Willard street, by Rev. John HASTE
pastor of the South Side Baptis
church.
j. W, .Hnnten of Kansas City, VIII,
was called here by the serious lines
and death of the late j. D. TrebilcocB
1870 Vine street, and who has beel
spending few days with relatives an
friends in Pennington, returned to hi
home today.
Mrs. 0,Neil of Hutchinson. Kansas
who was called here by the serious il
ness and death of the late ]. D. Tret
ilcock, 1870 Vine street. arrived toda
from Farminston, where she has bee
spending several days with relatives
Mrs. O'Neil will visit for few day
, with her sister, Mrs. Textbook, VIII
will return home with her for an ea
tended visit,
Margaret, Smith, wife of B. Smith
: died Saturday evening at the hospita
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