Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-16
EddYviIle.

Eddyville June 12--It was reported yes
terday that s1,100 had been subscribed for
the flood sufferers. This amount was much
swelled by liberal donations by the l. o. o.
t., NJ. w. A.. and A. +. & a, NJ. lodges,
they donating $50 each, and the Il. A. Y.
order contributed $40 1t is said that the
X. =. fraternity expects to have a charity
ball in the near future, the proceeds to go
to the food sufferers. The following far
mers of this vicinity and men of this place
are circulating papers in their respective To-
callties: Thos. Odem, VIM. Allhaugh, Lor-
| en- Weber, Frank Burns Quit Powell. Rev.
| w. T. Howe, and Amos Gray. f. NJ, Ep-
person, treasurer of the fund.- has been re-
| ceiving contributions at the bank.
| The NJ. w. A. order will hold memorial
| services Sunday, June 81.
| Quite number of people of the Grays
Creek neighborhood attended children's day
exercises at Edwards chapel Sunday after
noon
| The day will be observed at Bethel
! church, about eight miles west of town,
next Sunday, the program occupying both
| forenoon and afternoon.
| Eli IInrshman. of Bowen, Illinois, arrived
| Wednesday morning to be here a few days
\ looking after his business interests
DR.. Il. T.. Bay, who left for New York
tClty the latter part of April to takesa post
| graduate course there, returned Wednesday
night. Dr. R. f. Shahan, who has been
l looking aIIeF HIS 'praCllce during MS HD-
| sence, Is spending the week in Iowa City
looking after business interests.
| Mrs Holloway, of Cedar, arrived Wednes-
| day morning to visit her son, n. B. Halo
way, on Church street
| Mrs Daniel Riegel returned Wednesday
morning from Eldon, after three weeks
visit with relatives
Gwen, left Tuesday to visit Mrs. Howc's
brother Mt Attica, where they lived before
coming to Eddyville. They viii remain
about three weeks. Rev. Howe departed
the following morning for New Sharon on
4 short business trip.
Mrs. Ada Harding has been moving from
the Mrs. Leeper property on Second street
to Mrs. Alice Hcki's property at the corner
VI South Fourth and Cedar streets. NJ. II
Johnson will move into the property vacat
I'D by Mrs. Harding. He has been living
N the house next door.
Miss Pearl Moore left Tuesday fol
Knoxville for an extended stay at the c.
u. Schmidt home.
Mrs. S. A. Oldham and mother, Mrs. Jane
White went to Lacey Wednesday Mrs
oldham will remain but few days, hnt
her mother will stay all summer with hel
laughter. Mrs l.. c. McDonoueh.
W. s. Phillips who returned from Alaska
last week reports that he was as far up As
Skagnway and also in the Porcupint
country. He was looking after some min
ing interests there and was gone about two
months.
VIM Allison. Sr., went to Ottumws
Thursday morning in response to sum
mons telling him of the alarming Illness o.
his daughter-inaw, Mrs. Harlan Allison
lie reports her condition as being very scri
| JUS.
Harry oldham left Tuesday to spend ;
week at Red Rock where he has relatives
When the food came up he moved from tn,
NcElroy property at the corner of SOUL
, Fifth and Market streets 10 the G. NJ. Glib
aun property, corner of Fourth and Straw
Very streets and has since decided to liv,
!, there permanently.
Miles Clapp. of Alba. spent Wcdnesaa,
With his relatives. Mcsdames ~ W. War,
md Ada Harding, and families.
c. l.. Phillips who lives east of town
went to Ottumwa Thursday afternoon for
short Visit with his sister, Mrs. Rebekul
, Ray, and with friends.
Elmer Barrows. of Oskaloosa, was II
tnwn Tuesday looking after some bushes
, matters
Al Rev. Howe attended the funeral Of Rev
Gilmore at Kirkvilc Monday.
. Arthur Pelham. IF Cripple Creek, Colo
) rndo. who has been here on Il visit Went t
trk,llc aud 0ttumwa Tuesday morning
! TO visit with relatives and friends ther
for a few days lie will visit here agai
before returning to his western home.
Mrs. Phil Scott and children and Mrs. c
| s. pofEous WIN Wara n Cr n lul nps