Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-10-01

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or before January /, and will move his es-
timable family to Blakesburg, where he
has secured good position as prospector
for coal company in which his brother is
Interested Mr.. Beaver will then move on
to his new farm.
Col. Hollingsworth has moved from part
of the Danforth property on Third street,
to the A. l.. Carson tenant property, of
Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hohl moved Satur-
day from the Josh Emanuel to the ]. w.
Pickerell property, on South Fifth street.
n. NJ. Steele and family, who have been
occupying the Quincy Myers tenant prop.
erty on South Fifth street, departed Thurs
day for st. Paul. Minnesota, to make their
future home. Mr.. Steele will work on the
Great Northern railway.
Simon Dixon has been vacating the Joe
Roberts tenant residence on Second street
to give place to Park McKanna, who has
decided to move his family back to Eddy.
VILE They have been residing at Oskaloo
So the past few months
Mrs. N. Elder is erecting fine two-story
residence on her farm near Coalfield, to
take the place Of the one which was de-
stroyed by fire some time ago. 1t is near.
ing completion.
e. Don Hoffman. of Baltimore, Mary.
land. and ]. c. Ward, of Century, West
Virginia, departed Saturday after spending
the week here On business. While here
they were the guests of Mr.. Wards broth.
er, NJ. ]. Ward, west Of town.
Thomas Bridges moves this week to No
Q to become pit boss at the mine there He
has been living in the Miss Cora Free ten.
ant property, corner Seventh and Berdan
streets. for month or two.
Miss Gene DeLong left Saturday morn.
ing for two weeks visit with her friend,
Miss Virgie Bowen, and other friends, at
Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Emma Bourke, who has been resid
ing with her daughter-in-law, Mrs. Avis
Bourke, on Second street, departed Monday
for Aneta, North Dakota, to live with heI
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Smith.
Mrs. G. NJ. Garfield and baby and Frank
Chisman and family arrived Tuesday night
from California to make Iowa their future
home Mr.. Garfield stopped off in Ottum
wa for visit with relatives there. Mr.
Chisman and family have been residing al
Hemmett, California. the past year and O
half. They will reside with Mrs. Canfeld's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. f. Chisman. south
of town, till their farm is vacated next
March. 1t Is occupied by Mr. Clark. The
Garfield family left last October for Cali
fornia and made their home at Hemmett
for awhile, but have been living lately al
Pasadena. They will reside either in Eddy
vile or some of the surrounding towns.
The following people Of Eddyville ard vi
cinity took advantage of the excursion tt
Minneapolis and ST. Paul over the lowe
Central Saturday night and spent n few
days there visiting relatives or frierds
Frank Epperson, d. c. England, Jack Bar
nett, Miss Pleassie Boyd. Mrs. Arabelle
Truax and her daughter, Mrs. f. w. Scha
fer.
Walter Riggs, of Oskaloosa, will Smith
of Bussey, and Earl Roberts. Of Buxton
all former Eddyville boys, were Sunday
guests Of their relatives and friends here
Miss Fanny Baker. of Winston, Missouri
returned home Monday after weeks visi
with her grandfather, VIM. Burns, nortl
of town.
home Monday morning after short visit
with A. W. Bell and other old acquaint
ances.
Mrs. Addie KussaTt and son, Eugene, OF
Ottumwa, were over Sunday guests OF
Mrs Kussart's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N
Elliott.
DR.. e. L. Pay drove to Buxton Sunday
on business.
Mrs. N. b. Holloway went to Des Nome.
Monday to visit her sister, Mrs. Howard
Hedrick.
\ Mrs. 4. ]. Williams returned to her hom'
ut Hamilton Saturday after few days
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W
| C. Ross
s. B. Bay. of Abba was guest Tucsda.
of his SON. DR.. Il. l.. Bay.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Scribner. of near BuS
ton. We're Sunday guests at the parenta
Frank Scribner home. just above town.
Sailor JEAN who is touring the Unitet
States on a wager, was here about half al
hour Monday afternoon, between and .
clock.