Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-28
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home of the brides mother, Mrs. Cath
crime Cooper, corner Seventh and
Charles L. Phillips, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Rev. w. II Howe,
the Methodist Episcopal pastor. Those
present We're: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Carson of Moulton, Mrs. w. T. Howe
and w. S. Phillips. An elegant dim
ner was served. Mn. and Mrs;
Phillips then repaired to the depot and
took the noon train for Des Moines
where they will spend the remainder
of the week. The groom is a promi-
nent citizen of this place, a stockhol-
der in the Eddyville Sand company, !
and is quite well known and highly
esteemed here. The bride also stands |
high here, having to her credit a large |
circle of friends. Mr.. Phillips, with his
| brother. w. S. Phillips it will be re-
| membered, spent several years in the
klondike regions where they are said
| to have obtained considerable wealth.
A large concourse of friends unite in
wishing them many blessings.
Mary, the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Oldham. is convalescing
| from an attack of bronchial pneu-
monia.
| Married, at Z o'clock Tuesday eve
ming, November "a, at the home of
I their friends. Walter Hartman, on
Ninth street, Miss Winona S. Lepper,
! of near Floris, to Wilbert G. Kepple
| of West Grove, in the presence of the
| Hartman family, Pastor w. t. Howe,
of the M. e. church, performing the
ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. kepple are
/ comparative strangers here. but come
well spoken of. They will reside here
abouts, and for the present will occu-
! Ply the Hartman residence, while the
family takes a trip TO Colorado, to-
spend five or six weeks with Mr.. Hart
mans brother. Mr.. and Mrs. Kepple
are welcomed to Eddyville.
\ Purl Dunllle sold his plot of ground
/ and newly erected residence on Third
street 10 Asa Il. Fisher of White City.
Tuesday morning for consideration
of $3.50.
/ A masquerade ban will be given in
Lost Creek hail this evening. The
Knights of Pythias will also give a
Thanksgiving dance i'll their hall to-
!. morrow evening. The music will be
by Graham's orchestra.
Carrie the little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Wilson. was taken i'll sun
day night with tonsilitis, but is able
to be up again.
George Patrick of Lost Creek, has
been down sick With rheumatism since
Sunday.
Mrs. Will Mattlx and baby have both
been sick. Mrs. Mattix has Il severe
cold and the child has lung trou-
Bile.
A chicken thief was discovered
III stealing chickens in the neighborhood
, to the east of Pleasant Corners Mon
day morning about o'clock. People
, residing in the neighborhood who hap
pened to be out late passed the culprit
! in the road and reused some of the
neighbors. Most of the people had
: phones, SO others We're soon out after
, the thief, and an easy capture was
; made at the signboard leading to OF
/ tumwa. The man, who gave his name
{ as Myers, and is supposed TO hail
l from OttumWa, was brought to Ed
r dyville and jailed. He had about 50
J, or 40 chickens With him when caught.
1 so he was given a trial in Attorney
. j. f. Halls Office Monday afternoon,
E and given so days in Jail for petit lar
. ceny.
) Mrs. win Huntley, of South Fourth
n street, and Mrs. JphnSon OF Coaltield
: have been sick.
Ray Gosney of near Chillicothe. Wis
: tied over Sunday with his sister, Mrs
/, Henry Martin.
h Married. ut o'clock Monday after
y noon. November %, at the home of
f the officiating elder, on Fourth street
Miss Rosa a. Terrell and Nm. Rose
e both colored. of Coalfeld, Elder w.
n p. Gray pastor of the Church OF
: Christ, officiating. The Witnesses We're:
q George Rowley Robert Hoskins, Mrs
: Lulu Clipper, and Mrs. Ella Marden
d Rose is Il coal miner al Coaltield, and
. they will at once so to housekeeping
e there.
d Misses Alta Gray and Flora Dan
g forth We're over Sunday visitors with
II relatives at Coaltield.
d Mrs. G.. n. Berry was taken to hel
u home northwest of town Monday aft
ter having been at the parental w. G
IS Berry home. on South laird street, foi
o several weeks, recovering from u sur
e gical operation.
! John Ross who works for Johr
i Blackwood, east of town. had the frs
l. Joint of the third finger of his left hant
d injured Sunday by dropping a wagon
/ box upon it. He win lose the nail anc
Y it is feared that the bone may b'
II crushed.
n Francis koontz spent Monday a
.e Keb crossing.
nj Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ Epperson at
/ tended the funeral of ex- Gov. Dral1,
e at Centeryille Monday.
Il, James Shea of Two Hacbors MINI.
e. came Friday for an extended visit witt
ID his parents, MI. and Mrs. Johr
% Shea.
= Ed Walker of Knox county, Missouri
g was in town Saturday arranging t.
" move back to this locality after tryin'
Missouri life the past summer. III
has leased the Brunt tenant farm, ives
}. of town and will return before man.
weeks.
The meetings are still going on a
J. the NJ. r. church, one conversion re
a sulting Tuesday night.
= DIR. f. e. Vance left Monday after
to noon for business trip to Chicago.
= Two mail pouches We're added by tn
is Rock Island Monday. No. 203, goin
l. west at 1884 a. M, takes on pouc
it here, and No. 202, going east at 2:5
is p. M, leaves a pouch here.
fol Passengers to Qttumwa Monda
" were: Mrs. Wesley Donegan an
,e daughter Miss Laura, Mrs. Frank Old
al nam and Charles Ogden.
al Maple Grove.
h. Maple Grove, Nov 26.-J. B. Love
"a and family We're in Centerville one da
A. last week.
Ia Misses Axle and Sylvia Tadloc
If have returned home from Il visit wit
Id relatives and friends near Ottum
If wa.
/. Several from this place spent Sat
ne urday evening at the home of Mr. an
r. Mrs. ID. S. Hingery, it being Mr.. Hin
s. gery's birthday.
ne Misses Alma and Essie Norton Wis
We tied with friends at this place re