Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-09-30

Cramlet and his son, Charles, will start
about the goth of October for Mon
rovia, Cal, with their families, en-
pecting to locate permanently neaG
that place.
Art Camblin is working in Ottumwa
for the Janney Mfg. Co.
James Barthelow of Fairfield has
moved to this place and has been en-
ployed by Gilbert McCill as clerk.
Samuel McMorrow of Ottumwa has
been visiting with friends the past
few days, returning home today.
Willard.
Willard, Sept. 3O-Saturday was pay
day at the mines and as usual many
went TO Ottumwa.
Fred Ruttan is visiting his parents
here since Thursday.
Mrs. Dours of Ottumwa spent the
week with her sister, Mrs. Pyle.
Dave Savage was caller in Blakes
burg Thursday.
Mrs. Stevenson and her mother visit
ed this week at the home of Mrs.
Smith.
Edd Price left yesterday for Foster
for a visit with his father and mother
Mrs. Williams returned to her home
in Mystic today, after weeks stay
with her husband, who is employed in
the mines here
Florence Byrds of Ottumwa is a
caller at the Casper home.
School is progressing nicely with
Pauline Bloomingstock as teacher.
Owing to the rain of the past few
days the drillers have been progress
ing slowly.
Tom Brambrage has secured work
at Mystic and left for that place Sat
urday
Winafred the little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Price, who has the whoop-
ing cough is improving
Batavia.
Batavia, Sept. 29-Lee Walker
preached Sunday for the Christian peo-
pie of Bladensburg.
Mrs. Simmons, of Algona, is visiting
at the home of her daughter, Mrs
Grippa Henderson.
Misses Phoebe Coward and Maud
Teeter, left on the excursion to st,
Louis Friday.
Mrs. L. ]. Parker and daughter, Mrs.
Eveline Capron, of Topeka. Kansas,
are visiting Mrs. Parker's sister, Mrs
| VIM. Copple. Mrs. Parker and Mrs
! Copple have not met before for thirty
| seven years.
Mrs. Mary Wilson is visiting her sis
ter at Seymour
Rev. Berkeley will continue his
meetings at the Christian church
throupb tho cOminp week
James Eller, of Ottumwa, has again
located here.
Reuben Harris returned Thursday
from trip through Missouri.
Mrs. John Baldridge left Saturday
| for Keokuk where she goes to join he,
husband who is attending medical col
lege.
EddyvlIe.
Eddyville, Sept. pa. H. Morri
son was married to ;
Hedrick young woman last weel
He returned home Thursday night, ac
companied by his bride.
Frank Drew and Miss Martha Fisher
were married by Rev. W. H. Dillon
| the M. E. pastor for the past year. a
800 p. M, Friday, September &c, a
the home of the brides mother, tn
ceremony being witnessed only by
| few Of the relatives. The groom,
son of Mrs. Samuel Hayes, who for
merly resided south of town, but nov
lives on Third street, and tn
/ bride, who is daughter of Mrs. Fish
er of South Fifth street, is a youn
woman of many good qualities The
have the best wishes of their man.
friends.
! Fred Miller, corner of Walnut an,
Fifth streets, was very i'll three differ
ent nights recently with attacks Q
neuralgia of the stomach.
i Asa Fisher of near Lakonta, left TO
Missouri Tuesday night
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Theo OF
Iof South Church street, has been quite
sick with cold bordering on pneumor
ia.
| After a years pleasant residenc
here, Rev. and Mrs. w. H. Dillo
packed their household goods and DE-
parted Saturday afternoon for Yves
Chester, Washington county, the mil
lister having, at the last conference
been assigned to that charge in tn
Muscatine district. The Reverend, al
though he goes to that place at an ad
vance in salary, will have more diff
ticult charge, as he will have thre
churches to look after. He and hi
wife filled well their part while here
the past year having been a sever
one upon the church, as the churc
building was swept away by fire jus
before MI. Dillon came here, but nov
thanks to the untiring efforts of tn
minister and his congregation, the az
herents of the M. E. faith have tn
best church in the city in which t
worship. Rev. Dillon ha
read the Courier for about 25 years
Rev. w. Il. Howe Of Attica. who wa
assigned to this place, preached her
Sunday. He will move his family t
the parsonage Tuesday. All regre
the removal of Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon.
A. c. Beamer went 10 Kirksvill
Mo-, Thursday on real estate business
The Knights Of Pythias gave
dance Friday night in their hall for til
benefit of the new K. of p. band. Abou
125 tickets We're sold.
Thos. Lee, west of town, left Thur
day for Nebraska to visit his daughte
Mrs. VIM. Koontz. He will retur
home Tuesday and will be accom-