Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-24

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over sunday visitors at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Johu Hale.
Walt Tentz and wife visited at tho
M. w. wilkinson home on Sunday.
Seymour.
seymour July 22.-Miss Maud Waru
departed for Centerville Monday.
where she will visit several DAYS with
relatives and friends.
"A. y. Gump went up to Charlton Sat.
nrday and remained over Sunday. He
was accompanied home by his wife
and children, who have been VISITING
tnere for the past two weeks.
Miss Pearl Duskin returned to Tren.
ton, Mo-, Monday evening after two
weeks visit with her parents. south NJ
this city. Miss Duskin has nosit;or
in Ruskin college.
Mrs. Chas. Cox of Fairfield, who has
been the guest of Mrs. w. 7 Smith
for the past week, returned home Sat
urday. o ''-
hiram Gates and two sons were
Harvard visitors Monday.
Hollie Tenant of Trenton. Mo. Wis.
tied the latter part of last week in
Seymour with his parents.
Miss Ruth Thompson is VISITING in
Numa this week with Mrs. John Jami.
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ode Thomson went
down to Mystic Saturday where tbev
Will remain week.
Rev. G. r. Norton pastor op tho M
-. church of Moravia. exchanged mi.
pits with Rev. A. E. Clemens of H.
baptlst church of this city. Rev Nor
ton preached two excellent ser,oo,e,
and the house was crowded both m ,e
ing and afternoon. y
me ball game between Princeton
Mo-, and Seymour that was to hana
peen played last Thursday was declar.
ed on on account of the rain.
WIN Llewellyn of Denver. Colo or
rived In the city Monday for visi+
with his parents. Mr. Llewellvn 1eft
seymour over ten years ago.
Mrs. John Grow is very in 81 bor
nome IN this city with typhoid fever.
Birmingham.
o, cunningham, July 23-Will Short of
ONE, visited his uncle, S. B. short
several days last week.
A daughter was born to DR. Law Nor
IT'S and wife Sunday afternoon
Sam Arbaugh is spending sayaro,
weeks at Colfax Springs, hoping TO So.
cure some benefit. He has snfferaa
several weeks with rheumatism
The Cooking club was very n,oa.
antly entertained Tuesday afterpoan
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. POPE. the e n
of honor being Miss Helen Hielen %
Fairfield. u
Mrs; s. B. Shot has returned home
rom Douds, where she has been help
lns TO care for the little daughter of
Monday. ~ : ias'
Henry Schroeder who has been with
theatrical sompany the past season.
| Is spending his vacation with his par.
| ents. 49, 20
Mrs. E. 7. Speaker went to Nevada
MO-, Monday to visit her husband, who
Is there for the purpose of receiving
medical treatment He is reported
to be improving slowly.
Mrs. Hadsell and son of Ottumwa.
are visiting B. F. Ford and wife.
Miss Helen Higley, of Fairfield, re-
turned home Saturday, after a weeks
visit with Miss Marie Cory.
Mrs. Frank Slime returned Monday
from a three weeks visit with her
daughter at Wayland.
] Miss Nettie Morse is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mary Kershner, at Center
vile.
Mrs. w. G. Skinner returned Tues.
day from a weeks visit with her
brother in Minneapolis.
4 H. Huffman will return this week
from Lincoln, where he has spent
number of weeks in the sanitarium.
He is greatly benefited.
Mrs. Porter and son of st. Joe are
visiting Mrs. Porters parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Schroeder.
Miss Mary Shot is visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Jonn Findlay, at Douds.
| A daughter was born Monday to
Lester Clark and wife formerly of tnls
place, but now Of Fairfield.
Rev. e. j. Smith visited with his
wife at Wapello last week and was
unable to return in time to fill his pull,
pit Sunday on account Of wash-out
Mrs. Arthur Ross, who underwent a
severe surgical operation is improving
nicely.
Alya Maddix and family are visitir
j relatives here until the high water at
Keosauqua reoedes, 1t having sur
rounded their house and making 1t
impossible to live there.
ii Mrs. Randall Is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. q. Smith, IN Chicago.
Ben Work of ottumwa spent Wed
! nesday with relatives here and was >ac-
4 conApanied home by Hugh Work.