Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
Chas. Hubbard and Ben whiteman
Charged With Larceny.
PRELIMlNARYTRIAL HELDYESTERDAY
Lodged In County Jail on Failure to
>Furnish $500 Bond.-Are Residents
- OF Warren County and Were Taken
=, Into Custody Sunday.


noon. In consequence of the evil
dence brought out they were bound |
over to the grand jury, their bond be-
ing placed at $500 each and as they |
were unable to furnish this amount |
they were lodged in the county Jail |
by Sheriff Bess. These two men re-
side in Warren countyeand were TAX
en- in custody last Sunday.
Miss Byerl Coles returned to Des
Moines last evening where she will
resume her duties in one of the de-
partment stores.
Cora Stuart spent the day yester-
day in Ottumwa.
Thompson Williby went to Creston
last evening, where he will load a
couple of engines for a contracting
company.
Rev. Shaw and family arrived today
from Pella and are moving into a
house out by May church at which
place he will be the pastor.
Attorney James Campbell went to
Ottumwa last evening on legal bust
ness.
DR.. Chas. Stewart was called to
Melrose last evening on professional
business.
A barn belonging to James Bryan
in Lincoln township was struck by
lightning last night, tearing the cupo-
la off and almost dividing the barn in
to halves. Very fortunately for Mr..
Bryan that it didn't take afire, as the
building was almost new one.
The members of the Baptist choir
had picnic yesterday at Spring
Lake park. Although the rain of
Wednesday night made it somewhat
Sdisagreeable, good time is reported
by those who were in attendance.
Mrs. T. S. Frazier and daughter
Daisy arrived home last evening from
visit with relatives near Tacoma.
Charlton, July 26.-F. NJ Sadler,
editor of the Humeston Record was in
the city yesterday on business.
Miss Hattie Curtis came down from
Des Moines yesterday and stopped ov-
err for few hours visit with relatives
while on the way to her home in Rus
sell.
Miss Eva Himmerrich left yesterday
for a few days visit with relatives in
Leon and Mt. Ayr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Prevo of New
burn were visiting with friends in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. Josie Reed and son, John, went
y to Des Moines yesterday morning to
look up residence location, where
they will soon move. John will attend
one of the business colleges this fall.
The church-goipg people of the city
can hear some good sermons at the
various churches tomorrow evening.
At the Christian church, Rev. HASTE
will speak on 1.-THE Duty of the
Church to Public Evils" A special in
vitation is extended to the county and
city officers. At the Episcopal church
Rev. Henry will give an address to the
young men. His subject will be ''The
Price of Soul" Rev. Palmer of the
Baptist church will address his hear
ers on "Dodging the Issue or Shifting
Responsibility
George Cavett of Russell was in the
city yesterday looking after matters
of BUSINESS.
Mrs. Ed. Knipe of Ottumwa came up
yesterday for a short visit with her old
friends.
Rev. Stokes of Russell was calling
on his friends yesterday.
A number of the members of the
Masonic lodge went to Russell yester-
day to attend the funeral of Chester c..
Campbell.
Miss Mary Carey returned home last
evening from visit with relatives in
Leon. She was accompanied by her
little nephew, who came for short
visit.
Mrs. E. S. Wells and children are
visiting at the home of her parents
DR.. and Mrs. Buzzard in Cedar town.
ship.
s Miss Gladys Kazebeer has returned
to her home in Russell after visit
with her friend, Miss Dora Clouse.
The City Guard band gave one of its
fine concerts last evening.
Robert Nolan is expected in a few
days from Kirksville, Mo-, for a visit
with relatives and friends.
Warren Callahan has begun the cree
ton of fine barn on his property in
Orchard addition. He will also build q
fine residence this fall
Miss Nettie Pousher left today for 6
visit with relatives in Monroe county.
Bloomfield.
Bloomfield, July 25.-Mr. and Mrs
w. J.. Sickle, Amos Sickle and Mrs
Will Hill left Thursday morning TO
Coalfax to attend the annual league
assembly and enjoy two weeks Wis
it.
Miss Anna Rominger left Wednesda,
for Des Moines to join her sisters, Mis-
Ollie and Mrs. j. II. Senseney, on ;