Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-04-24

a number OF Odd fellOWS ana he
bekahs will attend the anniversary eel
ebration of the I. o. o. f. at Oskaloosa
next Saturday.
Mrs. Mohler and family were over
Sunday visitors in Ottumwa.
B. F. Suits. of Ottumwa, was in
town Tuesday on business.
Samuel Mccullough, formerly of
Kirkville, but now Of Dahlonega, is
very ILL.,
Buxton.
Buxton. April 24.-Mrs. Matte
Brooks and children are visiting rela
tivas and friends.
Andrew Blakey who had his foot
hurt in the mine last week is out On
crutches.
James Garnett who was hurt last
week is slowly improving.
Mrs. Ella Scott made business Wis
it to Ottumwa last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Harriston are
selling out their household goods and
are going to British Columbia to live.
Miss Hattie Carey, who has been
visiting in Buxton for two weeks re-
turned to her home in Des Moincs Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs Dennis Harris of
have moved to Buxton to
live,
The Buxton band is preparing a
place for q park They have cleaned
a beautiful spot in the woods across
from the depot and are having band
stand built They will have it fixed
up in proper shape FOR visitors as well
as home people.
pahIoneua.
Dahlonega, April 24.-NIrs. Arthur
Goehring and Mrs. Leu Reiselt are
quite i'll.
The Dahlonega high school will give
evening, April %.
Mrs. Maude Knopp is spending .
couple of weeks with her parents, 7
and Mrs. j. S. McClung. before retu
ing to her home in Colorado
Rev. Brown of South Ottumwa held
the ragr'1ar Sunday evening services
at this place.
Mis-. Guy .litterman has returned tt
her nome in Tracy after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lowen
berg.
There are several cases of measles
in his vicinity.
G. 7. Redman and wife visited rela
tives al this place Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Lowen5erg is in Oklaho
ma for a short visit with her son, Ed.
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs H. l.. Edmonds of OF
trmwa visited Sunday with Mrs. Ed
mcnd's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c
Kitterman.
Sunny Side.
Sunny Side, April 24.-The farmer
are very busy plowing for corn. SOM
corr will be planted this week.
April II was Miss Virgie Yates
eleventh birthday anniversary and sh
celebrated it with a number Q
1 friends The evening was spent il
/ games and music The guests repor
q good time and wish her many happ
returns Of the day.
/ Little Eva Sisscn, who has bee
quite Ill with diphtheria, is recoverin
quite rapidly.
/ School commences at Ronda Apri
IS, with Miss May Baggs as teacler
4 Ray Yates who has been i'll, is abb
Ito be cut again.
MIR. Penny is building a large add
tion to his cattle shed.
Mr.. Fleming's family. who hav
been sorely afflicted with measles
I have all recovered.
EobtoWn.
/ Bobtown, April "a Mrs. Name
/ Wood, of Ottumwa, was in the city r.
Gently visiting relatives.
John and Henry Rupe, of Hine
street, was at the newsofice on Satu
day on business.
Heryy Fitzgerald of Iddyville, yer
4 pleasantly spent Sunday with his p
rents, on Woodland avenue.
i Henry Arnold and Grin Hoax, {
/ Coonflat. went to Ottumwa saturda
on business.
Rev. Williams, pastor of the Unite
Brethren church, will preach the f
neral of Rev.Jessap at the Jessap hon
next Sunday at II O'Clock.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Levi Wood, of Cou
hill, very pleasantly spent Sunds
with Mr.. and Mrs. George Brooks,
CoonGat.
Il John Horn went to Grlnell on bus
ness.
/ Bern. Buchhalz, of Taylor streetw;
lat the O'Brien home nearly all week {
4 business.
George Brooks. of Coonf1at made
flying trip to Bloomfield Friday.
4 John Rupe, of Hines street, went
4 Keb Tuesday on business.
o. l.. Bellnat, of Fairfield has move
on his farm on Sorghum Ridge.
n Nell Hatch had sale Wednesda
Everything brought good prices exec
his cattle.
MunterviIe.
Munterville, April 24.-John Obel
passed through Munterville Monda
on his way to Avery, where he expect
to visit few days
l L. L. Swenson and family visite