Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1902-06-17

of Mr. Pools friends in this city, where
he spent his boyhood days. He is EN-.
ployed by Swift & Co., packers, as
manager of the firms branch house at
Houston, Maine, and is meeting with
splendid success in his business. His
home will be in Houston.
[From Saturdays Daily.1
For results use the want column.
Miss Mabel Foster, 319 West Sec.
ond street, left this morning on the
Milwaukee for Blakesburg to visit
friends.
A. Stuber of Dudley was in the city
today visiting with friends and look
ing after business matters.
This is the weather that helps you
enjoy dish of Claude's pure ice
cream. Come to his parlors tonight
and tomorrow.
Mr., and Mrs. w. L. Devol, who for
merly resided at 538 North Green
street, left last evening for Des
Moines, where they will make their fl,
ture home.
One trial proves the worth of the
want column. Costs only half cen'
word each insertion.
Miss Alice Kelly Of Jerome was
brought to the city last evening and
taken to the Ottumwa hospital, where
she will be operated upon for the re-
moval of a tumor.
Miss Ada Foreman Of Seymour, who
has been visiting at the home of Mrs
Robert Gilbert in East Ottumwa, lef
last evening for Marengo to make (
visit with relatives before returning
home.
Accident and health policies in the
Pacific Mutual do not cost much but
they are the finest things in the WORLD
when you get hurt or sick. Telephone
Tor write T. Fl. Corrick, Leighton build
ing, Ottumwa.
w. L. Lane, advertising manager Of
the Muscatine Journal and formerl,
city editor of the Courier, arrived il
this city last night and called upor
many old friends today. Mr.. Lane ex
poets to load his household goods to
day and will make his future home il
Muscatine.
From twenty to forty years moving
machines have been in use, and Will,
some were made light, some heavy
some low speed, some high speed, al
have had similarity and all about tn,
same principle. 1t was left for tn
Plano Mfg. Co., to bring out the hiddei
genius and display his ideas by max
ing the most radical change in moving
machines ever heard of. The Plan
spring sickle holder in place of tn
old style rigid clip, has done wonder
towards making the mower, as mad
| for 1902 far in advance of anythin
ever before produced. The sprin
clip insures continuous shea
cut, the same as the edges Q
a new pair of sharp shears held tt
gether instead of an old loose dull pail
If you realize the effort 1T takes to us
the old dull loose pair as compare,
with new sharp ones. you can also re
alize the difference between the ney
spring clip Jones mower and the oil
style, malleable rigid clip as used b
all other makes. See them at Plan
headquarters or e. A. Rea Co.. 226-22
| .. NuIh6I, oUIuHWd, lOWu.
From Mondays Daily.
Half cent word. The want column
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Arnold at Anna
dor were shopping in the city today
/ Miss Lulu Dixon, 1925 West Secon
street, left last evening for Chillicoth
to visit relatives.
Misses Lena Santee and Ora Schrat
ed of Thornburg, spent Sunday wit
i friends in this city.
Mrs. e. Wilkinson, who resides Of
North Ash street left this morning o
| the Milwaukee for Moravia to visl
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Pollard.
/ Word was received this morning tina
Mrs. John Johnson, mother of Mrs.
Gravatco, Of Gray street, who ha
4 been quite sick for several week
past, is improving slowly. Mrs. JohI
son lives about four and one-half mile
southwest of this city but week ag
was brought to the home of he
daughter where she is being take
care of.
il G. w. Creath, one of Wapello cour
TVS prosperous farmers, who reside
u in Washington township, two and on
half miles east of Agency, was q cal
! er at the Courier Office this morning
u Mr.. Creath reports that the heav
i wind storm Tuesday caused conside
able damage in that vicinity and a
most completely destroyed the larg
barn on his premises. The propert
was fully insured.
Don't let lice and mites take yor
profits. Use Lees Lice Killer. BIZ
; from all druggists.