Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-12


and has also added a small addition to
the same.
Ed Harding had his arm quite Sc.
verely bruised Thursday While at
work at the Des Moines Valley sand
plant
Mrs. H. w. Carson of Moulton was
a guest Thursday and Friday Of her
mother, Mrs Catherine Cooper.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Rove returned
Thursday night from Ottumwa. where
they had been for several days visit
ing their son. Ed Rowe.
Mrs. Will Elliott and little son of
Colorado, who have been visiting rela-
tives in Ottunwa. came up f'rinday TO
he the guests of the parental j. II. Ell
relatives.
Charles Williams of Third street, has
been OH the sick list, suffering from
sore throat and tonsilitis.
Mrs. Ellen Wilson. teacher of the
second room of the school, was pas
seuger to Ottumwa Friday afternoon
to visit over Sunday.
Miss Roxy Saunders. now of Abba,
spent Saturday and Sunday here a
guest of her friend, Miss Rena Ry-
an
John Fox of Cedar, who has been
quite sick of congestion of the lungs.
is able to sit up some.
y
of W. NJ. Wooten, has been sick for
some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Nall living a
mile west of Buxton. We're business
callers in town last Saturday after
noon.
James, son of Mr.. and Mrs. p. b.
Reamer of Bluff Creek. has been laid
up ON account of an injury to his leg,
sustained by a fall last sunday morn
ing.
Frank Berry, who has been with
the Iowa Telephone gang since last
April, has resigned his position and
returned home Saturday morning to
be home Indefinitely.
Fred Johnson, clerk in the store
at Pekay, returned Thursday evening
from a few days visit with his rela-
tives at Munteryille.
The young people will give a short
program at the S. d. Advent church
next Saturday afternoon, after Sab
4 bath school.
Ottumwa business callers from Ed
dyville We're: j. r. Davidson. Jr,, and
John Beard. on Friday, and F. w.
Fails and W. NJ. Chapman on Satur-
| day.
Miss Nora Dickerson of Hedrick,
who has been teaching at Brown No.
2, went to Ottumwa Saturday on q
| shopping expedition.
/ Mrs. Eneritta Emanuel returned
/ Saturday morning from a three weeks
/ visit with her daughter, Mrs. Bert Will
| son, in Oskaloosa
! Frank Hudson and family returned
/ Saturday morning from Novelty. Mo-,
and will likely reside in the Seifert
/ property. near the park.
| Mrs. Harlon Allison of Ottumwa,
! came up Friday and visited over Sun
! day at the parental VIM. Allison home.
4 on Fifth street. Mr.. Allison was also
UP Thursday.
Miles Clapp of Abba. was a Sun
4 day guest of his cousin. Ed Harding,
! who, with his mother Mrs. Ada Hard
4 ing. now resides in the Free property,
corner of Seventh and Berdan streets.
Nh. and Mrs. Cordie Garfield of OF
4 tumwa, spent Sunday with Mrs. Can
+ fields sister, Mrs. b. Il. Chisman, south
d of town. Mrs. Canfield's mother, Mrs.
4 Florence Dunkle of Third street. will
/ accompany her home the latter part OF
I the week. Mr.. Garfield made only a
/ short visit.
James T. Johnson and Ralph Allen
We're sight seeing in Oskaloosa Friday
+. afternoon.
j Arson Cockerell Went to Ottumwa
Y Saturday morning to spend Sunday
with friends there.
John Jones and family of . neal
4 Taintor. drove down and spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Mr.. Jones sister
Mrs. G.. S. Chord and family.
4 p. T. Workman moved his family
Monday from the F. e. Bassinger
property, corner Third and Elm streets
to the d. H. Hudson property, corner
Fifth and Elizabeth, vacated by Ned
q O'Brien.