Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-31
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EddyviIIe.
Eddyville, July 3O.-Joseph Williams
who has been very i'll near Bluff Creek
postoffice at last reports was slightly
improved.
Born, Monday. July %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. George F. Miller, of Hayden Chap
ell, nine-pound boy
Mrs L. Middlesworth has been quite
sick for the past week. Her daughter
Mrs. John Wright, of Oskaloosa, was
with her from Saturday night until
Tuesday.
Mrs Culver and son, Bennett, of
Knoxville, were over Sunday guests OF
l.. C. Horner and family.
Miss Ezra Quarton of Harvey return
ed Saturday from a weeks visit at
Abba and is again visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Mater.
j. A. Gray of Kirksville, Mo-, was in
town Saturday.
| James Spurgeon and family of near
Abba spent Sunday here, guests of
Mr.. Surgeons sister, Mrs. Eph Wat
kins. Their daughter, Miss Goldie, re-
NAMED for a weeks visit, and on her
return home she will be accompanied
by her little cousin. Fay Watkins, who
will spend a week as her guest.
Miss Lottie Henninger, who has
been attending the state normal school
at Cedar Falls, arrived at Coalfield Sat
urday night to visit her sisters, Mrs.
Geo. F.. Miller of Hayden Chapel and
Mrs. M. X. Pickerell on Bluff Creek,
/ for week or two.
Rev Bateman the Christian pastor,
preached out at Bluff Creek Union
Chapel Sunday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock He will follow his sermon up
with another on Sunday, August 10, at
the same hour. Rev Jackson, color.
ed minister from Oskaloosa filled the
same pulpit Sunday night.
i Miss Ada Middlesworth went to Os
kaloosa Tuesday to attend normal.
The front has been put into the new
B. B. Heki building.
!, A. w. Bell has improved his resi-
dence on Walnut street by the addition
, of new porch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John E. Davis of Oska
loosa drove down and visited relatives
and friends here and on Bluff Greek
, Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Gertie Clark of Second street:
, Richard lager, ]. A. Collins and Miss
Laura Beamer Of Bluff Creek.
Miss Laura Donegan, who resides
: west of town returned on Monday from
t Ottumwa where she had been tn
\ guest of her aunt, Miss Stella Roberts
: for two or three weeks.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. f. w. Steinhoff o
) South Fourth street spent Sunday al
: ternoon on Bluff Creek with their rela
= tives, Frank Pargetts.
, Hedrick.
5 Hedrick. July 30.-Rev. G. H. Har
: ser, who has been pastor Of the Lu
theran church south of town for sever
u years, has accepted a call to a paris
e in Stuttgart, Ark, and will move Their
about Sept. 1.
e Miss Blanch Utterback is visitin
5 friends in Chicago this week.
!, Hon James Wilson, Senator Brooks
e J. C. Foster, Waldo Young and G. "
v Dickens are in Des Moines today al
tending the state convention.
S IT. B. Baker of Sigourney was
e town Yesterday looking after his cand
: dacy as county clerk on the republica
e ticket this fall.
= H. H. Kinney, departed yesterday
take up his new labors as cashier {
e the Iowa Central freight house in Ma
r. shalltown. Mrs. Kinney will folio
% him in few days.
If Dahlonega.
Dahlonega, July 3O.-Miss Nell
" Grant of Creston arrived Tuesday for
lie visit at the home of her uncle, H.
f. Trout end other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Connolly al
n, son, Ned, of Chicago, are visiting rel
Id tives at this place and Agency.
e. Mrs. Harve White. who has be-
re sick for the past week, is slowly !
Id covering.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Lewis of Ottu
ry wa were calling on relatives al
n friends in this vicinity Sunday.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ruckman NOV
SIS to Ottumwa the first of the week.
De Anderson Brooks is in poor heal
The work on the Milwaukee CUT
is is proceeding nicely. The bridges a
IS all in and the grading is about co
I'D pleted.
er The Maple Grove school house h
- roof, new siding and plastering; it
newly painted and in fact might
called a new school house.
Wallis Bloom of Penn. arrived at Il
. place Sunday and was married to M
Mary Bolander Monday at the Sacr
Heart Catholic church in Ottumy
They will visit relatives and frier
at this place week and then dep;
for their future home in Pennsylvan
Sam Vest and family of Ottum
were visiting at the Sam Giltner hor
Birmingham.
Birmingham, July 30.-Mrs. Lilo
Moore of Long Beach, CAL, depart
for her home Wednesday after an
tended visit with relatives here.
Mrs. Jay Calhoun and Miss Mad
Norris returned home Monday after
y over Sunday visit with friends in
tumwa.
Y. Mrs. G. l.. Craft and daughter a
to Mrs. Carroll Stentz are visiting tn
I'll parents Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Goodson
&c Misses Marie Cory and Ida Hi
4 NJ IL .~ Nrs