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

recovered from his injuries as to be
able to work again, and is now back
at his old boarding place at Sven
Pearson's, and says he will soon be
perfectly well again.
Mr. and Mrs j. n. Peterson aud Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Elk and family, Wis
tied with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Oval Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Sven Pearson visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Baker Sunday af
ternoon
Mr.. and Mrs. John Pearson and
daughter, Hannah. spent the evening
with l.. L. Swenson and wife last Sun
day.
During the thunder storm last Sun
day morning lightning struck the barn
of John Hanson, west of here. and kill
ed one of the horses and partly burn
ed the barn.
Hynes.
Hynes, April 24.-John James of
Beacon was visiting relatives here last
week
Mrs. Margaret Newman went to
Mystic Saturday to visit her son and
family.
A baby boy made his appearance
last Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. Roberts.
John Haifey and family moved to
Cuba last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. WINS Jones of Pekay
are visiting Mrs. Jones Parents, Nh
and Mrs. Bells.
Mrs Jno Boden was shopping in
Abba Monday.
The marriage of Lee Cooper and
Miss Mary Graw occurred last Thurs
day at Abba.
John Nelson of Avery was in Hynes
Monday.
John Clifton went to Abba Monday
BciweII.
Bidwen, April 24-S. D. Willis of
Chillicothe preached at Christiansburg
Sunday.
Elias Garfield of Columbia accom-
panied Prof. Willis to Christiansburg
Sunday.
G. H. Chisman and family visited
Mr. and Mrs. John Oswald of Blakes
burg.
Nj. and Mrs. Elmer Rose of Pleas
ant Home spent Sunday visiting Mr..
md Mrs. C. r. Chisman.
w. S. Dickinson and wife of Chilli
othe visited Mrs. Margaret Dickson
Sunday.
Miss Eva Garfield began school at
Christiansburg Monday.
F. e. Perry and daughter Miss Edith
are visiting relatives at Tomiah, Wis
consin.
Gordon Briggs of Lucerne, Mo, is
dow in tho abcorpa of r
Perry.
Arrangements are being made to
have the services of Hans Albert at a
concert at Christiansourg, May g.
Ashgrove,
Ashgrove, april 24.-Miss Sylvia
I Peoples of Blakesburg is visiting
/ friends in this community at present,
Quite a number of the M. w. A. at
tended the funeral Of James Brown at
Drakeville last Friday.
There viii be singing at the Chris
tan church next Saturday night. Ev,
erybody is invited to attend.
A. Hannah and wife visited Tuesday
with the lattcrs mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Schwartz.
The entertainment given at the hall
Saturday evening by the M w. A. OF
Drakeville was well attended.
Rev. Barber filled his regular APP.
pointment at the NJ e. church Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. James Garrun visited
Tuesday night with Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Simmons
Misses Ella and Annie Hannal
spent last Wednesday with Mrs. Sarah
Leonard.
Mrs. Arnold died Sunday evening
at the home of her son. James Arnold
near Ottumwa The funeral services
We're held at Mt. Zion Tuesday at II
o'clock. after which the remains were
inferred in the old Wesley Chapel CEN
etery.
Moravia.
Moravia April 24.-Harry Dnucal
was in Hilton Tuesday.
Mrs. Claud Easton has returne,
from visit in Lawson. Mo.
George Hines of Udell transacte
business in this city Monday.
Orlie Patterson has accepted a pc
stion at the More hotel at Moulton.
Will Swank was up from Udell Nor
day.
! Will Chambers and wife returne
from Queen City. Mo-, Sunday wher
, they have been visiting relatives.
Nealy Erwin and Glide Patterso
: drove to Hilton on business Tuesda,
y Ed. McCauly, who has been in Mort
9 Ontario, California, for his health, re
turned home Sunday
i. VIM. ScroclS and Ed. Oehler Sunda!
ed in Ottumwa
Lou Funkhouser and family left fc
= Elk Horn, Neb, Friday to make tha
town their future home.
, Dean LuttinS was called to Cente
vile Monday on business.
Butler.
Butler, April 24.-Geo. w. Harkin
: and Mr. Domrell of Hedrick were cal
ers at A. j. Burgess Wednesday.
+ H. A. Watts and wife were shol
ping in Ottumwa Friday
Mrs. Charley Davis and Mrs. Fran
Funk were in Ottumwa Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Perry were in o
, tumwa Saturday.
Wess Arbanbright, wife and daugl
ter Agnes were shopping in Ottumw