Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-05-21
SOUTH SIDE NEWS.

SOUTH SIDE NEWS.
[From Tuesdays paily.l
Miss Minnie Rupe 100 Weller street, !
is on the sick list.
Miss Minnie Bohe, 1O7 North Ward
street is on the sick list
Fred Smith is i'll at the home of Mrs.
E. S. Blair, 227 North Moore street.
E. NJ Buchanan and family of Hi
nois have moved to Adella street in
South Ottumwa.
Ben Lewis and family have bought
the John Wormhoudt property on
South Adella street.
Miss Ola Santee of Thornburg, re-
turned to her home yesterday after
noon after pleasant visit at the home
of her cousin, Miss Elsie Thomas, los
South Ransom street.
Martha, the 10 months old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. ID. Pierce, died
Tuesday morning at the family home, |
222 North Sheridan avenue. The lit
tie one was taken down with the
measles about two months ago and |
this terminated in lepto meningitis,
which caused her death.
[From Wednesdays Daily.I
Lester Williams of South Schuyler
street, is suffering from an attack OIL
measles.
DR.. A. Hawkins, 1919 North Ward
street, suffered a stroke OF paralysis
at 10 o'clock this morning
The funeral services of the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. George Head, ITO
South Ransom street, were conductedI
this morning at 1880 o'clock from the
family residence by Rev. D. G. Smith.
The remains were Inferred in the
Shaul cemetery.
Las Friday afternoon while Frank
Brough was lifting a cigar case att
Graves cigar factory, he injured his
right wrist. Mr. Brough suffered in
tensely and yesterday afternoon he had
the X-Ray unsed on his arm, and it'll
was found that the bones are fractured
between the wrist and the elbow. The
| injury has been properly dressed and
is giving Mr.. Brough less trouble to-
day.
Will Ramey, who resides at the hons
of his uncle, John Alderdice on Schuy-
Ter street, is recovering from an attack
of heart trouble which seized him Mon
day evening He had been running,
with party of companions, and
Just as he arrived at his home, fell I'M
conscious. Medical aid was summoned
and the young man was found to be a
victim of heart trouble. He was UNI
conscious several hours, but is now,
little the worse for the experience.
From Thursdays DaiIyJ j
Fred Smith, 227 North Moore street
be little improved today.
DR.. A. Hawkins 1917 North Ward
street, who suffered a stroke of
paralysis yesterday shows no change
in his condition today.
Las. evening Elder o. E. Wolf and
family went to neighbours home to
spend the evening. During their abb
sence about sixty-fve of their friends
took possession of the Wolf residence.
The lights were all put out, the cur
tains were put down and the table
was set for supper. About 8 o'clock
Elder Wolf and family returned toI
their home just as Mr.. Wolf went toI
strike match he beheld throng that
| completely puzzled him at first, but
but when he remembered that it was
| just thirty-nine years ago that he first
opened his eyes to the light of day.
he guessed their mission. After roy-
al time togther, Rev. John HASTE, pas
| tor of the South Side Baptist church
who officiated as spokesman, with well
chosen words presented Elder Wolf
| with a beautiful mahogany rocking
chair. Mr.. Wolf responded fuently
and feelingly and then everybody sat
down to supper. When the hour came
| for separation all declared they had
spent very enjoyable evening and
| that they wished for their host many
more such happy birthdays. Those
| present were: Messrs and Mesdames
Lewis Steinhoff, E. G. Stevens, Elan
J Cook, John Peterson, H. D. Ours, John
HASTE, Robert Poinsitt, VIM. Harris
M. Replogle, Pat McHughs, Ross
Steinhoff, j. H. Dale, Chas. Knox Mes
danes Susan Myers, Rose Kent VIM.
Greeley. Emma Breeding, Neal Meagh-
er, H. D. Britz of Oelwein, j. T. Pom
slit of Oelwein, M. ]. Dale, McConville
| of Keb, A. L. Evans, Clara Laning, S.
3. Nelson, Sarah tanning, Misses Ola
Wilson, Rena Decker, Eftie and Elsie
Steinhoff, Edna Nelson, Nellie Wolf,
Bertha Stevens, Ruby Kent, Katie
Greeley, Fern Wilson, Vava Replogle,
Hettie Thompson of Birmingham, War
ma Peterson, Emma Milhauser, Lulu
| Pangborn; Messrs R. q. Shields, Glen
Peterson, Byron Kent, Frank Stevens,
Frank Greeley.