Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-01-09
THE oTTUMWA COURT THURSDAY. JAN UARY s. 1902.

Thursday night. The evening was,
spent in dancing. All report good
time.
Edna and Earl Swain visited over
Sunday with relatives at this place.
j. M. Carroll made business trip to
Bloomfield last week.
Mrs. Flora Carroll apd daughter Wis
tied last week at S. B. Carroll's.
Miss May Hughes returned from FL
don Saturday, where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
Minnie Richardson is visiting rela-
tives in Pulaski.
| w. A. Dawson and l.. G.. Carroll
made a business trip to Bloomfield
Tuesday.
Jesse Lasley spent few days with
his brother, Ed, at this place.
Protracted meetings are now in
progress at Oak Hill.
Mrs Jane Clark is visiting relatives
at Lebanon this week.
Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Perry spent Sun
day at Gabe Schlotter's.
Rev. Whitloak preached very inter-
esting sermon here Sunday morning
Charles Eddy is on the sick list.
]. R. Eddy returned Tuesday from
Keokuk.
The Sportsmen of this city INDUCED
in a match hunt Saturday, which was
| followed by an oyster supper Tuesday
night at the home of w. H. Davis, at
the expense of the losing side.
EGrnhart.
Burnhart, Jan. 9.-R. l.. Bobert was
in Fairfield Monday.
Mike Shoemaker was business Wis
itor Monday.
Mr. Forbes and Mr.. Adams shipped a
car of cattle to Chicago Monday and
Mr.. Copeland car of hogs to Ottum-
| wa.
John Huffman was in Fairfield on
| business Tuesday.
The section force is cut down to
half time at present.
Selma.
Selma, Jan. 9.-Rev. John A. Dooley
and wife closed revival meeting at
Kilburn January 5, and returned to
Omaha, Neb.
4 The railway company shipped thlr-
teen cars of ice from Selma to Keokuk
The match hunt at White Elm ended
with an oyster supper at VIM. Davis
home.
V. Casady shipped four cars of sheer
from Selma Monday.
The young people are enjoying the
skating.
Stephen Puffenbarger has just re
turned from Eldon.
A number of farmers delivered hogs
in Douds last week.
VIM. Dooley was in Eldon Tuesday
9 VIM Dawson made business trll
to KeosauQua Saturday.
Bess Poole was in Selma Monday.
; ; Allen Overturf spent few days las
. week hunting in Chequest.
!. Moravia.
: Moravia Jan. 9.-The Monkmal
: brothers. two young evangelists, ar
: holding a revival here. Great interes
is being taken. The boys have me
! with great success and have Worke
), hard for the Christian cause.
J. e. Main, of Mt. Ayr, was here tn
8 fore part of the week visiting with hi
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Main.
e ID e. White, of Centerville, was u
on business Monday.
"
s from two weeks visit with friend
in Omaha.
Mrs. Jacob Knitted left for her HON
n in Queen City, Mo-, Tuesday after
&c weeks visit with her daughter, Mr.
u Will Chambers.
Mrs James Halden, of Centervill
l. is here with her sons, James an
II George.
Carrot Horn and Taylor McFatridg
y transacted business in Centervll
n Tuesday.
Chas. Gilman and Henry Mccoy,
is Ottumwa Sundayed in our town.
cs~ D. H. Lindsey, of Green Center,spel
Sunday with his brother, l. A. Lindsa
ne VILLAGE McCrary made trip to e
$. dyville Sunday returning home Mo
day
X Calvin Peak, of Udell, was here {
to business Tuesday.
Will Graham and family left Fl
Guthrie Monday night for an indie
mite period.
v. Thomas Zook, of Abba, is que
Q, of Mrs. Ed Maiken this week.
Ell Clyde Patterson made flying tr
e. to Foster Tuesday
70 Troy.
Troy, Jan. 9.-Miss A. G. Troutmi
nix Of Bonaparte visited her pareits
of this place last week.
" Prof. R. G. Carrot returned to Sh'
rs by after a weeks vacation with /
,r- parents.
tn Mr.. and Mrs Harry Craven of M
az ton visited few days with L.
nv Adams and wife.
i Scott Humbert Of Milton was
or town Saturday on business.
ii. Quite a number Of Troy people |
IS. tended the Blind Boone concert
Milton.
Isl
of Ashgrove.
IT. Ashgrove, Jan. 9.-Several peoI
re- from this place attended the sale