Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-09
Neighborhood News.
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been visiting friends at Beacon and
Oskaloosa the past week arrived home
Monday.
Mrs. Evan Howell met with very
serious accident Sunday. She was on
the way to visit a neighbor and when
crossing the icy road she slipped and
fell lin such manner as to break her
limb in two different places. She is
resting as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
Master David and Harrison Water
man have been i'll the past week.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational church are making ar
rangements to have a fine bazaar in
the near future.
School began Monday after two
weeks vacation.
A new furnace has been placed in
the company store.
Evan Thomas is seriously i'll at his
home and his recovery is doubtful, as
he IS very aged.
Nh. and Mrs. Lare Spar of Albert
City, who have been visiting relatives
aud friends the past few weeks, lett
for home last Thursday.
John r. Thomas of Spring Valley,
H.. arrived today, having been sum
moaed here on account Of the serious.
Illness OF his father.
Mrs. Phil H. Waterman is on the
sick list.
Maxwells moving picture entertain
ment was gwen at the opera house
New Years night.
TIE Friends church is just about
completed. 1t is very neat and com
molicus and adds much TO city i'm
pToycment The church is located in
the northern part Of town.
Pref, Welscn's band of Hiteman has
decided to have its concert next sat
uTday evening at the opera house. A
very fine program has been CAREFUL
prepared. Everybody is invited to
ccrre.
The Ladies' A'd society of the Con-
greeational church will meet with Mrs.
Thomas Harrison Wednesday evening.
Hynes.
Eynes, Jan. George Riley and
wife are the proud parents OF q son
VINO came to brighten their home last
week.
Henry Wignal was ,transacting bust
ness in Alba last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry are rejoicing
over the advent of a small daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilton Haifey OF
Iaddsdale after Wis ting with friends IN
Hynes last week, returned to their
home Saturday.
Henry Butler was in Abba Wednes-
day
Thomas Hampton received a mes
sage from Davenport Friday saying
that his father was not expected tc
live. He left at oace for that place.
Rev. Thos. Coleman, colored min
lister of Oskalcosa, held three days
meeting at the Friends church at TINS
place.
kirkvlie.
Kirkville, Jan. 9.-Mr. and Mrs. Day
ton Hayes returned Wednesday from
pleasant visit among friends at k,rKs
willie and Pure Air, Mo.
Revival services, conducted by Rev
Moore, are being held at the M. /
church.
MS. Murphy came up from Ottun7
wa for a few days visit with friend.
Mrs. Mary Dummler, Mrs. Florenc
Hagerrnan and Miss Nora Cook, OF U
tulnwa. were in town one day las
week, the guests Of Mrs. Cuba McDor
ough and Mrs. VIM. Funk.
Quite crowd Of young people Wen
to the river Saturday to enjoy the lin
skating.
Miss Florence Griffith, who has bee
visiting near this place, returned I
her home in Ottumwa Saturday.
Monday evening, Jerry Screen CAV
Tecture on "Oddfellowshipp" at tn
Christian church.
Mrs J. Parks and daughter, Mis-
Bertha and Mr.. and Mrs. John Park
were Ottumwa callers yesterday
Batavia.
Batavia, Jan 9.-Charley Woodruff
of Batavia, and Miss Don Shafer, c
Fairfield, were married at the home {
the brides parents in Fairfield Me-
Years night.
Cosa and Guy McNiel visited fe'
days with Competine friends las
teek.
Miss Madge Wright and Sam Harri
returned to school at Des Moline
Monday.
Prof. Cooper and about fifteen men
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