Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-04-07
Eddyville.

EDYVILE ndNea 5ves
Eddyville, April 6.-Died, Saturday, APP
ril A. 1903. at a. m, ut the home of his
mother. Mrs. Mary L. Holloway, ut Cedar.
Talmage Halloway,aged 20 years, 9 months
and days. Talmage Cole Holloway was
been afflicted from childhood and had
been confined to his bed for about six
weeks. death resulting from complica-
tion of diseases. The funeral took place
Sunday from the residence Mt 1870, with
services by Rev. II. +. Gilbert, NJ. e. pas
tor Mt Cedar, and with nterment in the
family lot at Kirkvile, where his father
was laid to rest last summer. The surviv-
ing relatives are: His mother, Mrs. Mary
Il. Holloway, one brother. n. B. Holloway.
of ais place, and one sister. Miss Stella
B. Holloway, who resides with her moth
er at Cedar.
In response to telegram telling of the
death of his uncle, Karl bullock. near
Kahoka. Missouri, o. II. Seifert departed
for that place Thursday, and his mother.
| Mrs. J.<W. Sefert, who had been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Howard Hedrick, at
| Des Noines, also attended the funeral
which was held Saturday morning. Mrs.
Hedrick accompanied her.
| Born, Tuesday, March 81. 1903, to Mr..
and Mrs. John Saunders, of Lost Creek,
an eight pound girl.
! The condition of Miss Saba Spencer. who
! has been seriously i'll with spinal trouble,
was about the same last evening as here
tofore. Her temperature, however, was
not quite so high at that time.
| Mrs. Bacher, of Sixth street. who has
been i'll with the grip, is improving.
| The 10 year old daughter of w. S. Jones.
| of Pekay, has been quite i'll with conges.
| tion of the brain, but is convalescing
| Mrs. Naomi Secress, who has been i'll
| the past week or ten days with pneumonia,
1 is reported in a serious condition.
( Miss Mary Moline, of Pekay, who has
1 been quite ill with appendicitis, is improy-
| ing
| Mrs. Morris. of First street, is spending
! a week or two with her daughter, Mrs.
| Snyder, of Rippey.
Irwin Hitt moved Wednesday from the
residence at the corner of South Sixth
! and Market streets to q residence on South
| Fifth street.
1 Ed. Spurgeon, formerly of this place, but
/ late of Marysville, departed Wednesday
night from Eddyville with his household
goods for Pennington to reside on Il farm
near that place. His family, who had
been the guest of relatives here, followed
him Friday morning.
A. C. Blacks residence on South Third
street. has been undergoing coat of fresh
paint
Jahu Watkins, a sand hauler of this
place, met with an unfortunate loss Thurs
day, one of his work horses dying, so his
team is left icomplete.
Miss Floy Bowen, of Abba, has been
visiting in Eddyville.
Lewis Stump, the unfortunate man who
lost his only good eye some weeks ago il
a coal mine at Bussey, thus depriving hin
of his sight, was in town Saturday.
There were about 1876 present at the Re
bekah social held in the Odd Fellows hal
Friday night in honor of the anniversary
of the order. A supper was ST syed. Thost
present were members and families of thu
two orders.
Mrs. Nancy Gray, who has been i'll at thu
home of her son, Amos Gray, is GONZALES
cling at the home of her daughter, Mrs
VIA. Allison, Sr.
j. r Findley has moved his family from
near Bluff Creek p. o. to the Mrs. NJ. Girls
weld property, corner Of Fourth and Hall
!. streets.
Mrs. A. L. Carson, of Fourth street, ant
Mrs. Con Kratzenburger, of Coalfield, VIII,
hove been sick, are improving.
Clyde Sumner, former postmaster ant
grocer at Bluff Creek r. o., has moved
his family to the VIM. Myers property
] Sauanth and Rerdan.