Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-02-12
WAS NOT IDENTIFIED
Remains Of Horse Thief Sent to
Keokuk.
ATTEMPT TO ESTABLISH IDENTITY
Body Viewed by Many People, But
Ends in Failure to Establish Fam.
lily connection-suit Begun in Court
for $252.so Damages.

Bloomfield. Feb. 10.--All efforts to dis
cover the identity of the muatto who was
Killed here Friday while resisting arrest
have proved unavailing, although the body
has been viewed by hundreds of persons,
some of whom came from Il distance in
order to try to establish the mans iden-
tity. In one of the memorandum books
found among his effects appeared the
names of several firms with what would
seem to be the numbers of their residences
or places of business. Following is n list
OF the same as they appeared in the book,
and 1t will be noted that there is no name
of any city or town: 'Convcrs Stanton
Co. Sd and So WORTH "Catlin Il Co. PIG
church, NJ. Brown e Sons, 23G Church,
j. w. Cook Il Co. As Leonardo" "Creight-
on u Burch, 10 Thomas street, Geo b.
Duren & Son, 81 Leonard Garner &
Co. WORTH also on the back of another.
book appeared the name of Jesse Glow
son, although no address was given. Mon
Gay evening the remains We're placed in
heavy box and shipped to the Keokuk
medical college at Keokuk
Personal and Otherwise.
Buit was commenced Monday in the dis
trict court by ID. III. Payne, executor of
the estate of s. w. Lakin. deceased.
against Warrington, Prevo & Co. to recoy,
er the sum of $50 claimed to be due on
note executed to Mr. Lakn prior to his
death by the above named firm.
T.. b. Kinnick departed Saturday even
Ing for his home in Kinnick, Oklahoma,
after having spent several days here visit
Ing with relatives and friends.
marriage license was issued Monday
by Clerk Leach to Jno. w. Pitcher and
Effie Grimstead
w. l.. Saunders came in Saturday even
ing from Hobart Okla, where he and his
family have been located for the past
eighteen months. Mrs. Saunders and the
children arrived few days ago. Mr. and
Mrs. Saunders will probably remain in
Bloomfield
Herbert Gray and d. Gilchrst, from near
Troy, Translated business in Bloomfield
Monday.
John @. Adams, of Marion township, was
a business caller Monday in bloomfield.
John Fletcher. of Ashgrove. made a bust
ness trip to bloomfield Monday.
w. +. Fountain j. L. Hunt, John Kill
lon. Jacob Ridenour, A. NIinear, Matthew
Penrod. ]. f. lIipert. John Ernst. L. Chris
ty, of Union township. were business call
ers in bloomfield Monday.
w. X. Piper and S. u. Rape. of brakes
vile township. were looking after bust
ness affairs here Monday.
VIM. Tews, of Cleveland township, was
a business caller Monday at the court
house.
w. W. Clark and Daniel Henderson. of
West Grove township. transacted business
In this city Monday.
Gideon Bohi, of Grove township. made
business trip to Bloomfield Monday
]. w. Hall and w. L. French, of Wycon-
dab township, were in Bloomfield Monday
on business.
I. y. Jones and n. w. Lamb. from Fab.
ins township were looking after business
affnira here Monday
lands Grincr. VIM. Binz and C. W. Grin
stead. of Li@! Creek township. transacted
business Monday in Bloomfield.
Tho following named parties from Salt
Creek township were business callers Mon
day in Bloomfield: A. w. Jackson. E. X
Dougherty. Joseph Thompson, w. w. Ian
man, T. NJ. Lanman, Mary Lanman.'
Henry CLOSER and Smith Leonard, of
Marion township, We're in Bloomfield on
business Monday.
Henry Orman, of Soap Creek township,
made business trip to this city Monday.