Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-11-13

E O1TUMW A COURIER.
ston were married last week at the
home of the groom's sister Mrs. John
Lindbury on Church street.
DR.. Childress and daughter Bernice, |
Of Mt. Union, were calling on Pack
wood friends Saturday.
Mrs. Margaret A. Marsh returned
Friday from Newkirk, Oklahoma.
The Ladies' Aid Society and the la
dies of the Christian church will serve
Thanksgiving dinner to the public in
different rooms, though the Ladies'
Aid Society have served Thanksgiving
dinner for years.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. o. Eicher were Rich
land visitors Sunday.
A few persons from here attended
the races at Hedrick Saturday.
Mr.. Oliver of Burlington, was visit
ing his parents last week.
Mrs. E. A. Miller visited relatives in
Burlington last weee.
Jesse Breon of Competine. was call
ing on Packwood friends Sunday.
Ralph Fleenor of Hedrick visited at
the Murphy home over Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs William Kenyon at
| tended the funeral of the ater's sister
in-law, Mrs. David Black, whose death
occurred at Boulder, Col. last week
deceased was brought back to her old
home, Arlington, for burial
Hteman.
Hiteman Nov. 11.-Mesdames F. X.
Beerkle ond H. A. Dinsmore were at
home to their friends at the residence
of the latter Wednesday afternoon
and evening. The following out of
town guests We're present: Mesdames
j. P. Carly and G. W. Hartsuck, of Al
bia; Mrs. Ralph Early, of Hilton,
and Miss Name Beerkle of Creston.
DR.. T. j. Avery returned home from
Ottumwa Saturday. where he has been
in the hospital receiving treatment for
his eye.
Mrs. Jas. Amsbury, of Avery, is Wis.
Mrs. John Morgan.
Mrs. T. j. Snair and daughter, Lot
\ tie, of Creston, were over Sunday Wis
itors with Mrs. F. X. Beerkle.
Miss Mayme Burks CT Creston, is
visiting at the home of H. A. Dins-
more and wife.
i Birmingham.
j Birmingham, Nov. 11.-Funeral SER
vices of Claude Moss were held at
the residence of H. w. Ogilbee We'd
nesday afternoon at 2:30. Rev Will
:. son conducted the services. His re-
mains were accompanied here by Mr..
AZ <,fI Mo- I,.n
i Moss, Indian Territory Miss Eda Moss,
Pennington, and Mrs. VIM. Newell,
, of Lincoln, Neb.
!, Miss Matte Short, who spent the
summer at Butte, Mont, Seattle, Wash.
, rived home Friday. She expects to
return to Butte after the holidays.
Announcement was made Tuesday
Mrs. Thos. Healey, of FIT. Dodge. Mrs
Healey is a daughter of H. Huffman
and wife.
Mrs. Smith, of New London, is Wis
= ting her friend, Mrs. Harley Graham
Mrs. Amos Bennett went to Chica
). go Thursday to visit her son, Nelson
Rev. E. j. Smith attended distric'
+ conference at Pennington last waek
Dinnon HaddiX has purchased the
! o. P. Miller property in the south part
: of town. Consideration $500.
Mrs. Isinger, of Burlington, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Matilda Eccles.
Mrs. Mccoy, of York county, Neb.
! visited Mrs. Andy Clark last week.
;. John S. Miller, living at the eastern
edge of town. and an old resident, be
ing about rs years old, met with {
l very painful accident Saturday which
. owing to his age, may result fatally
= He was assisting his grandson tt
: move a wagon, when one wheel drop
! ped into a rut which caused thu
tongue of the wagon to swing arount
in such a manner as to strike MI
J. Miller, breaking his hip bone.
= The supper and package sale givel
u by the ladies of the M. e. church cleo
s ton night was quito a success, consid
7. ering the downpour of rain. Some
thing over S25 was cleared.
Lester Woods and wife and Mrs
y Fred Deahl went to Libertyville Satul
q day night to spend Sunday with rels
tives.
Vt Ed Crum and Howard Ellerton, VIII
IS were arrested for breaking into tn
9 depot were sentenced Wednesday t
y six months in the penitentiary, VI
e less paroled by the governor they wi
he taken to FIT. Madison this week.
Yampa.
e Yampa, Nov. lib H. Burnaug
al and daughter, Mrs. Maggie Smit
were Ottumwa visitors Thursday.
re Mrs. Lydia Rifle was called to He
rick again on account OF the seriot
y illness of her father, on Thursday,
VIM. McGlassion was in Batavia c
le business Saturday.
A. D. Warder. prominent citize
ID residing west of Bladensburs was
Yampa Saturday.
Is A number of the young folks fro
this vicinity attended a surprise pa
lie ty and dance at Chris Sylvester's nei
Competire Saturday night.
John gFiley of COMPETING visite
friends at Yampa Sunday.
ID E. N. Sterner was in Batavia {
'p business Monday.
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