Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-08-26
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

HAS Dut recently IelulHeu W uel
home.
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
[From Fridays Daily.]
Born, on Wednesday, to Mr.. and Mrs
H. G. Blunt 21311a North Moore street.
a daughter.
Born, this morning, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Burnaugh, of South Schuyler
street, a daughter
Yesterday afternoon about 4:30
o'clock Harry Helwig, who was stand
ing on a scaffffold and painting over
head, lost his balance, and fell about
fifteen feet, spraining his left wrist,
and cutting the lid of his left eye Sc
verely. Dr. Arenschield was called
and dressed the injuries. Mr.. Helwig
was working in the empty store room
in the Central block.
[From Saturdays DaIly.l
The Wapello lodge of l. 0. o. F. and
the Dorcas Rebekah lodge are planning
to give picnic in the near future.
| Last evening about o'clock Mrs. A.
Fuller, of Frederic, who is guest at
the home of her daughter Mrs. M. l..
Miller. on South Willard street, slip
ped and fell and broke her right arm
while standing on the back porch. DR..
Mark Pascoe was called and set the
arm.
Yesterday afternoon between three
and four o'clock while Mrs. G. L.
Smith, 1870 Division street, was carry
ing quantity of gasoline across the
room it became ignited and caused the
kitchen to take fire. The fire depart
ment was called, and, not under
standing the place, drove down near
! the Agassiz school, and by the time the
fire department found out where the
4 fire was it was out Not much dam
= age was done to the house, but Mrs.
Smiths hands and neck are burned
very badly and her hair was scorched.
Drs. Arenschield and Pascoe were
called and dressed the wounds. At the
time Mrs. Smith was carrying the gas
oline there was no fire in the room, but
she had had the gasoline lit but had
put it out.
(From Mondays Daily.l
John Burnside is very i'll at his home
on Burrhus street.
Mrs. M. l.. Miller, of South Ward
street, is better today.
4 Born, yesterday, to Mr.. and Mrs.
James Springer, of Church street. a
son.
j. H. Myers is reported to be quite
i'll at his home, 113 North Davis
street.
Mrs. Dennis Reardon, 220 North Da
!, Wis street, who has been quite Ill, is
better today
al Miss May Lynch, of Chillicothe, is a
guest at the home of Misses Julia and
Anna Reardon 220 North Davis street
Msr. Jane Overton, of Osceola, has
returned home after visit in the city
, as the guest of her sister, Mrs. Sarah
Dawson, who resides south OF the city
We are making special effort OF
school shoes, the kind that must Civ
you wear and satisfaction. We thinl
there is a want for better shoe ant
you will find it at Church's South Sid,
Shoe Store and don't forget it.
Married, at the residence of Mr.. ant
: Mrs. Daniel Poland, three miles south
east of Ottumwa at II a. NJ, Angus
I "a, 1902, Alonzo Wells, of liz Soutl
. Schuyler street, to Miss Nora M. Tab
Ter, rev. D, G. Smith officiating.
: small company of about fifteen friend
n attended the wedding. A SUMPTION
!, dinner was served. The couple vii
n live for the present at 112 Sout
u Schuyler street.
), Yesterday being the forty-eight
birthday anniversary of Mrs. DAME
u McCune, who resides six miles sout
;, of town, crowd of people from tow
. planned and successfully carried on
II pleasant surprise on her. The crow
- left town about 8 O'Clock with thei
- dinners and spent most enjoyabl
IT day. Selections on the gramaphon
= by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gilbert wer
= rendered during the day and wer
n much enjoyed. Mrs. McCune was pr
scented with a beautiful clock as
slight token of the esteem In whic
a she is held by her many friends. TIL
;, party returned to their homes in TIL
I" evening declaring they had spent
l. very enjoyable day and wishing The
10 hostess many more happy birthdays
= Those in the party were Messrs an
lie Mesdames Fred Gilbert, e. z. Pixie
G. Taylor, T. w Doherty, John D
herty, Mrs. Martin Graham of Gle
dive Montana, Mrs. George Dohert
of Manchester, Misses There's
McCune, Effie gilbert, and Morriso