Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-07-29
Valley Junction. have been here for
few DAYS visiting A Hartman and

Valley Junction. have been here for
few days visiting A. Hartman and
family.
Misses Minnie M. Templeton and
Grace Davis returned home, to Oska-
loosa, this week after few days'evisit
with Miss Davis relatives, ]. L. My
rick and I. r. Cox and families, north
of town.
John Walker, from Illinois, was
recent visitor with his brother, Henry
Walker, on First street.
Miss Laura Phillips, of Denver, Col,
VINO has been visiting at the Mel John.
son home, on Second street, is visit
ing her cousin, Elmer Phillips, in Os.
kaloosa. Miss Phillips expects to re-
turn home August l, but will visit Mr..
johnson again before she returns.
Misses Carrie Coryell and Bessie
Funk and Prof. and Mrs. Joe Parks
were among those from Eddyville who
went to Minneapolis Saturday night
Misses Alta and Frances Miller are
visiting in Oskaloosa.
Little Miss Emeline Vanderbilt, of
Pella. visited her grandmother, Mrs.
Homer, Thursday and Friday.
Eddyville, July 26-R. M. Young,
who has been sick for the past two
weeks with Inflammation of the bow
els, is able to be on the streets again.
Louise, the little daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Van Saunders, ran a needle into
her left hand at the base of the thumb
Monday. while sewing breaking the
needle in three pieces. Two of the
pieces were removed without great
deal of difficulty, but it was necessary
to administer chloroform before the
third piece could be removed.
The Court Of Columbian Circles.
fraternal order, will establish a circle
at Eddyville next week. r. E. Graf
tan, the overseer for the district, has
nice crowd of young people Of both
sexes, which will make the social fea-
ture very interesting. They already
have a mandolin club and are making
arrangements for picnic.
Mrs. Fred Miller of Walnut street.
has been spending a few days with rel
atives at Oslaloosa.
Miss Mile Martin, who came here
from Lucas five weeks ago tc STAY
with Lewis Bishop on Sand Ridge,
leaves Monday for Rock Island, H., to
attend college.
Mrs. Joe Parks returned from Ce-
dar Falls Wednesday. She has been
attending the State Normal The pro-
fessor, who has also been attending
normal, is expected home in a day or
two.
Miss Bertha Findley of near Bux-
ton returns home soon, after spending
couple of weeks visiting her brother,
0. L. Findley.
Attorney w. R. Nelson was in Des
Moines Wednesday on legal business
Walter Coon caught a yellow catfish
Wednesday weighing fourteen and
half pounds.
Mrs. Laura Hostetter returned to.
her home at Oskaloosa Tuesday, after
spending three or four days visiting
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Stein.
hoff
Mrs. f. w. Fais went to Abba on a
matter of business Monday.
Those attending the races in Oska-
loosa this week were: John Lafferty,
Findley.
Mrs. Jacob Kussart, accompanied by
A. w. Bell drove to Avery Thursday
afternoon and visited Mrs. Kussart's
mother, Mrs. Mary Derby.
MTS. MdTLlld "a. pIuuI VI uSdl nay
den Chapel was appointed administrat-
or Of the estate of her husband, t:s5
late w. W. Brunt, Tuesday. This es-
tate consists of about $50 acres of good
land
Mrs. Addie Kussart and son, Eugene.
of Ottumwa, were Wednesday guests
at the parental ]. N Elliott home.
Mr.. Long, who recently moved from
this place 10 Abba, was among us ON
business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Barber of Oska
loosa, but formerly of near here, ar
rived Wednesday for few days visit
with their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. S. D..
Nelson.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ r.
church closed their regular session
Wednesday afternoon with social at
the parsonage. Light refreshments
were served between the hours of five
and six o'clock.
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