Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-22
FIVE INJUNCTIONS
Issued in Monroe County Court by
Attorney f. D. Everett.
CHARGED WITH KEEPING LIQUORS

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Many People Attend Ringing Bros
Circus in OsakIoosa Today-Miss
Caroline Mabry Entertains at House
Party This Afternoon.
Abba, July 21.-County Attorney
Fred d. Everett has filed with the
clerk of the district court here five in
junction suits for the August term OF
court, in all of which the state of Iowa
is plaintiff. The defendants are Au-
gust Ahrweiler, Mike Coleman, Theo.
Marsh and Art King; A. Kridelbaugh;
and Isaac Firth, VIM. Carr and Oliver
Carr, respectively. The plaintiffs pc
titions in all the cases allege that de-
fandants have and are keeping intoxi-
eating liquors with intent to sell the
same in violation of the law, and the
state prays the court that a writ OF
temporary injunction issue in each
case and that. upon final hearing, said
temporary writs be made permanent
and further praying the court that an
order issue in each case abating such
nuisances and authorizing the sheriff
to destroy all furniture and fixtures
connected Herewith.
House Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Mabry, at their
elegant home, corner of West Wash
ington and South Drake STREETS, are en-.
tertaining the Gamma house party for
their daughter, Caroline, compliment
airy to the Misses Eula Gray, of Kan
sas City, Mo-; Eula McCune of Bow.
ling Green, Mo-; Nellie Mackey OF
Clarksville, Mo-; Anna Hudson of Car
rollton, Mo-; Emma Roberts and Bess
Dain of Ottumwa; and Mary Saw
ger and Nellie Peatman of Center
ville,. A varied program, consist
ing of receptions, musicales, a flower
hunt, coaching party ETC., has been in
progress since last Thursday, and will
continue until next Tuesday, when the
guests will return to their several
homes. The Misses Gray, McCune
Mackey, Hudson and O'Rear are class
mates with Miss Caroline Mabry at
Christian college, Columbia Mo.
Personals.
Miss Matte Richart of Denver, Col,
is guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. T. Richmond.
The three children of Mr.. and Mrs
George S. Smith are afflicted with the
whooping cough.
James Raney of Melrose was an AL.
bia visitor SATURDAY.
A large crowd of Abba people went
to Oskaloosa this morning to attend
the Ringing Bros circus.
Joseph w. Lewis of Hiteman was in
Abba Saturday.
Charles Ramsey was an Ottumws
visitor Saturday.
Perry T.. Moss of Fremont, Neb., ar
rived in Abba Saturday for few days
visit with relatives and friends. VIM
Tate was in Ottumwa Saturday.
Miss May Shaw Meeker and two
children of Pennington, Mimi, are Wis
iting at the home of Mrs. Meeker's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William Shaw.
Miss Alice Bellies of Leon is visiting
at the homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Afford and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy T. Afford
John H. Gear of Chicago was an AL
bia visitor yesterday.
Miss Mary Hartsoch of Chicago is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w .Hartsoch.
Leando.
Leando, July 21-The recent higt
water has made the river roads impas
sable, which has been very inconven
lent for the travelling public. Bu1
very little damage was done by the
high water at this place except a few
truck patches. The rains of last weel
the rain of Friday and Saturday will
spoil good deal of hay that was cut
Harvest is progressing slowly.
Oats are badly damaged, a goot
many being blown down when quite
green.
Jacob Erickson and F. M. Lea were
Douds callers last Monday.
Jeffesron Baird and family have
been visiting friends and relatives
near Leando the past week.
The Odd Fellows of Leando held in
|stallation of officers Saturday night.
Mrs. Bertha Shoreh started las
Monday for Rock Island, where MI
|Shoreb has employment.
The contract for the Douds and LIE
ando bank was let last Friday to /;
Mr.. Carroll of Libertyville
Ed Mccullough and Cole Swift o
Selma were Leando callers Saturday
The doctors report a good deal o
sickness through the country.
Douds.
Douds, July 21.-The highest poin
reached by the river at this place dun
ing the present high water was eight
cen inches below the mark of 1897
Considerable damage has been done t,
corn, wheat and potatoes and some o
the creek bridges have been injured.
Miss Crete Roberts of Keosauqus
visited over Sunday with the family O
G. r. McCreary.
o. A.aHootman was in Kilbourne OF
business last Wednesday.
John Walker was an Ottumwa visit
or on Saturday.
The contract for the erection of tn,
new bank building has been let tt
Lem Carl, of near Libertyville.
At the republican primary held Sat
tho fplInwipor do1oooto, WOW.