Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-01-20

Wells and Deputy ]. M. Hamlin are
busy this week getting the court cal
endar out for the February term of
court, which convenes February 9.
The grand jurors for the ensuing year
1 have been drawn and consist of the
following:
Jonn Crawford, Otter Creek town
ship.
w. H. Bell, Union township.
P. V. Van Arsdale, Lincoln town.
ship.
A. J. Noble, Whitebreast township.
Il ]. FL. Judd, Cedar township.
e w. c. Evans, Jackson township.
h, G. w. Durham, Liberty township.
S. A. Scott, Benton township.
IN. M. Pierce, Washington township.
l.. R. Shreve, Warren township.
Guy Whitlach, Pleasant township.
+ p. H. Storie, Charlton township.
y The trial jury for the February
i term is composed of the following
men:
i u. N. Edison, Charlton.
B A. Mickle, Charlton.
H. c.. Beck, Charlton.
John Ewald, Washington township.
l. Sherrot, Marion Morrison, ]. B.
a.
Waugh, Jackson township
G. N. Larson, Lincoln township.
]. N. Brenneman and Ed Stout, Eng
9 fish township.
Marion Swanson, Cedar township
Chas. Mauk, o. H. Cottingham, R.
p. Lowey and J, H. Wood of White
breast township
M. S. Conner and G. H. Miller of
Warren township
/ Chas. Harris and John Baker of
Otter Creek township.
l.. w. Scovill, Union township.
A B. Threlkeld, Benton township.
Chas Clouse, Liberty township.
Osborne-Powers Wedding.
Robert J. Osborne and Miss Victoria
& Powers were quietly married We'd
J, nesday evening at the home of the
bride. The bride is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. William Powers, and
has been one of the county's most sue
cessful school teachers for the last few
years. She has been engaged in teach
ing in Colorado. The groom is an
honest, Industrious and upright man
in every way and has gained the re-
spect and confidence of all those with
whom he has come in contact. They
will make their future home in this
city The best wishes of host of
friends is extended to them.
Personal and Otherwise.
The Charlton orchestra were in Gar
den Grove last evening, where they
furnished the music for a ball.
My Friend from Arkansas, a COM
edy production by G. Robert Sherman,
will be played at the opera house this
evening.
Miss Artie Prather of Russell is Wis
iting in the city with her sister, Mrs.
Leroy Lorimer.
E. j. Shore of Columbia was a bust
ness visitor in the city Thursday.
A. I'll. Carmichael, former resident
Of this county, but who is now living
in Oregon, is spending few weeks
with relatives and old friends here
Mrs. May Horris of Newburn, was
in the city yesterday on a shopping
expedition.
Ben futile of st. Joe is spending a
few days with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Tuttle
Charlton, Jan. 17.-Dr. Will Carpen,
ter has returned to his home in Des
Moines, after a pleasant visit with his
sister, Mrs. c. w. Callahan.
Messrs Chas. Bowden and Frank
Winslow of Derby were county seat
visitors yesterday.
Ira N. Curtis visited in Russell yes.
terday with his brother, w. T. Curtis
and family.
'The Man Who Built Castles in the
Air. will be Rev. Palmer's subject for
discourse tomorrow evening at the
4 Baptist church.
Mrs. j. H. Jones and daughter, of
Lucas were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Steve Julian of Cedar township
was in the city yesterday. She con
templates taking a trip to Black
Falls, Canada, in the near future for
a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Will
Shular.
A. F. Snider returned to his home in
Z Neilsville, Wisconsin, yesterday, after
a pleasant visit with old friends.
Mrs Everett Merrill of Humeston
was in the city yesterday a guest OF
Mrs. S. S. Willoughby.
Mrs. Stuart Hatcher of Milo visited
in the city Thursday with friends.
The wreck on Whitebreast hill
Thursday night was cleared up in
time SO that No. could come through
on the main line yesterday
1t is desired that public meeting
be held in the assembly room of the
court house next Friday evening for