Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-06-25


hopes to soon be in as good condi-
i ton as ever.
/ Engineer Phillips spent Sunday at
home.
Abba.
Abba, June 22.-Three bands from
Hooking, Hynes and Buxton have been
engaged for Albia's Fourth of July Gel
ebration.
The court house is rapidly nearing
completion. The stone work is almost
finished.
A party consisting of Harry Smith,
j. R. Price, Chas. Jones, Thos. Stew
art and Ed Evans left today by rail for
Perry, where they will take boat
and float down to Eddyville. They an
ticipate a fine time and the inhabitants
will be prepared to near greater fish
stories tnan were ever told before.
Miss Lucia B. Griffin returned Sat
urday from Chicago, where she has
been the past week.
A new enterprise is in store for Al
bia, in the establishment of rug and
carpet factory.
Hon. John w. H. Griffin, who has
been connected with the Office of clerk
of the district court for several years,
/ is taking vacation, which he and
Mrs Griffin are spending with their son
/ at Millerville, Mo.
Several college students are at home
for their vacation. There is a SPLEEN
did showing for the establishment of
a college or academy in Abba.
Mrs. A. R. Jackson is at home after
spending the winter in San Antonio,
no lNtn ~,
City week by the floods, and after
ward made brief visit with her par
ents at Centerville.
Abba, June 23.-Jesse Smith, the
13-year-old boy who was convicted re-
Gently of maliciously placing ties on
the track of the Burlington railway
company, near here last month, was to-
ken to the reform school at Eldora by
Sheriff Jonn Doner yesterday upon an
order issued by Judge NJ. A. Roberts in
chambers.
! A license was issued yesterday by
Clerk of the Court Hickenlooper for
the marriage of Charles F. Carlson,
aged 20 years, to Miss Allison Patter-
son, aged 81 years, both parties resid-
ing at Buxton.
A new modern front is being put in
i
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] MISS Alice 1osIord Oh burlington,
mas returned home from a visit with
| Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Johnson of this
| city.
Mrs. George Mccormack and son.
/ paul will ret,,rn home tbie ayani,,g
$50, ,.;.,+ - ra,anoan CO. .nis
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at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. James
/ wright IN OttumWa.
! DR.. Ralph o. Early of Lincoln, Neb.,
spent Sunday with relatives at this
place.
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hail saturday evening. All report fine mu-
sic and a good time.
The bali game between Hayesyille and
Delta was postponed on account OF rain.
Mrs. Love and son. clayte. of Lancaster.
visited her sister, Mrs. Albert Utterback,
4 Sunday
Avoca Hart is working for d. w, HAYES.