Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
ALBA PROPERTY WAS DAMAGED
TO THAT EXTENT BY THURS.
DAYS FIRE.
The Insurance Amounts to $97 600.
Leaving a Net Loss of $4,000 AS the
Result of the Disastrous Blaze Be-
sides Loss to Town as Whole.

THURSDAY, according 10 tne urSt really
accurate figures is S16l,40 The in
surance as given by the agents, is
$97 700. The official schedule of loss
es and insurance follows:
j. H. Love, Jr-Loss. $4,000; Ameri-
can of Newark S1,S50, Dubuque of Du-
buque $4,000, Aachen and Munich ST.
800, American Central $1,000, North
western National $4,000. British Ameri-
can $1,000. Aetna $4,000; total $13,150.
C. G. Hoover-Loss, $1,000: North
British and Mercantile $3.50.
J. f. Draper-Loss, $500; no insur
ance.
H. C. Eschbach-Loss, $4,000; Mil
waullee Mechanics, $500.
D. w. Johnson-Ioss, $4,000; Ameri-
can, 81, OoO; Queen 81 900, Prussian Ma
tional $1,000. Phoenix of Brooklyn
$500; total, $1,000.
RIO. Cramer-Loss, $500; Pennsyl-
H. j. cramer--Loss, s7oo;N Cont
G. H. wiikin-Loss, $4,000; Ameri-
Harris Bros.-Loss. 10000; Du-
buoue $1,000, Hartford $1,000, West
chester $1,000, Germania $1,000; total
$4,000
Tobey Sc Beckett-1oss. $500; Con-
tinental $1,000 Palatine $500. London
and Iiverpool and Globe $500, DUBUQUE
$1,000; total. $4,000.
l. o. o. r. Lodee-Loss. S25 900;
Greenwich So 600. Mercantile r. and NJ.
$1,000. Des Moines of Des Noines So
non German of Freanort. $4,000. M'l-
waukee Mechanics $4,000; total $10,-
600
WITCH $3.50.
Abbeslin and Doddy-Loss $500; no
insurance.
"A. G. Parry-Loss, $500; Iowa State,
$500.
strashnreer &, vervaar--I oss s22.-
0,o. 7, end T.. and g.. 60 no0, Northern
81 600 westehaetor 81 900, Aachim
and Munich $4,000. Northwestern OF
M $1,000 German of New York. 81
nm Coccorai. 81 aon. Agricultural ST.
600 cle,,, Falls So on0 Prnssian Ma.
tioral $4,000. Connecticut $4,000; total
SIG 900.
Harry varner-Loss 500; Capital,
$50.
o. C. Brooks-Loss $3.50; no insur-
apna.
A,hia st,-e Ponks - Loss 10000;
Aet~a 60 900, Hartford of H., $1,000;
tc+-1 ono.
r'--e-an & Bates-Loss $4,000; Cap
it'll @esa.
II " r,arrv--Iy oss 81 900; American
s. aaA ~ioeora. $1,000, German Of
.Ir-.e5e-,t 60 90, Milwaukee Mechanics
s. 80 sa9u~ity OF N. II. $4,000, West
c. +7~ 60 600; total $1,000.
M'ler-Loss $500 Germanta
goo corccrSia $1,000, German
II s-,'oof,. 900: total $4,000.
n - Kendall--Loss $500; Contin-
er y $50.
IT, A. HIcCrcerv-Loss $500; An
$1,000: total $1700.
eye 81 ,050.
Abba Marble works ~ Loss 5000;
Phoenix of Brooklyn $500.
Mitchell & Son. Loss $500; Farm
ers OF c. B., $500.
Hawkeye Lumber Co.-Loss S22 00C
Continental $4,000, North British and
M, $4,000, Iowa State $1,500, Provi
dence of w. $1,000, Hartford ST.,
500, Dubuque $1,500, Concordia 50,
900, Retail Lumberman's $4,000; tota,
\ $4,000.
Wilkin Grain Co.-Loss 81, 800; Iowa
Grain Shippers Mutual Of Ida Grove
Iowa, $4,000.
G. P. Cramer-Loss $1,000; German
of Freport, $500.
Art Johnson-Loss $500; no insur
ance.
Monroe County Court House - Loss
$1oe.
EddyviIle.
Eddyville, Nov. 1i.-Born, Wednes
j day, November IL, to Mr.. and Mrs
( Philip Hargesheimer, east of town, 8
daughter
Harry Glenn, aged about, 10 years
son of James Glenn, has been quite
sick with facial erysipelas.
The body of Mrs. Emma McPherron
former resident of Eddyyille, who
died at Bussey Thursday, November
10, was brought here for burial Satur
day forenoon. Services were held al
the Congregational church.
Walter Coon of Abba, was here Fri
day looking after business interests
The Eddyville Social club met witt
Miss Hazel Ogden, at the l.. Baldwin
home, on Third street, Friday night
Miss Ogden entertained about fort.
( guests. Games were played, shor
program OF vocal solos and recitations
was carried out, and debate wa.
held. Refreshments were served, ant
after announcing the next meeting t.
be held with Mrs. T. M. Epperson, thu
gathering dispersed at ii o'clock.
Miss May Riegel was off duty las
week with severe cold.
Hubert Donegan, who has been II
Colorado for several years, arrived OIL
Saturday morning for an extended Wis
it with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Yves
ley Donegan, on Grays Creek, ant
with other relatives.
Mrs. Emma Linderman Of Fourtl
street, and Mrs. Dick Barnett, nortl
of town, were in Ottumwa Friday al
ternoon attending the funeral of thei
cousin, Wesley Chew. Their uncle
Ed Spencer of Lucas, who was ais,
in attendance at the funeral, cam
home with them for a short visit.
The three year old son of Ed Brigg
in the vicinity of Kirkville, was cal
rying an axe few days ago, when tn