Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-11-21
on the Duluth,

roadmaster on the Duluth, Iron
Range railway.
The 11-year-old daughter of John
Tedro of near Lost Creek, has been
Mrs. Ed Carroll went to Coalfield
Thursday night to spend few days
with her brother, l.. E. Gray, who is
operator there.
DR.. A. Mclslwee. who has been con-
fined to his home for some time with
kidney trouble and asthma, is no bet
ter Mrs. McElwee has also been on
the sick list.
| Mrs. II. l.. Hedrick of Des Moines
who has been visiting relatives here,
but who has been spending the week
with her ster-in-law. Mrs. Kate
Laid, in Ottumwa. is expected back
| soon to visit here.
! George Williams of Coalfield, has
been i'll with an attack of rheuma-
, tism.
Mrs. Coryell and daughter-in-law of
| Leighton have been visiting at the
j. B. Baughman home and with other
relatives here.
Miss Minnie Bennett north Of town,
! is improving from her recent attack
of heart trouble.
| The following program will be pre-
scented at the opera house tonight by
/ pupils of the high school for the ben
/ eft of the school library: Instrument
| tai duet Grace Burns and Mabel Riggs
/ Grafton by Rena Ryan, song by Grace
] Burns, recitation by George Dotts, in
strumental solo by Maude Dots, reci-
the high school, drill by nine girls, so
10 by Susie McDole, recitation by
/ Pleassie Boyd, essay by Francis Funk,
and an instrumental solo by Lorena
! Weber.
The little two year old son of Thos.
White of Pekay, has been victim OF
tonsilitis.
Misses Stella siemon and Maude
Elliott departed Thursday for their
homes. Miss Siemon resides at Douds
and Miss Elliott lives near Birming-
ham. They have made a large circle
of friends here who regret to see
them leave.
Hubert Donegan, who is here from
Colorado on visit, left for Hamilton
Wednesday morning to visit with his
brother.
A da 'ghter was born recently to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Myers, Jr., who
reside near the Grays Creek NJ. E..
church.
t. R. Targgart, G. G: Dodson, J. R.
! Gentry, DIR. w. w. Talbot, and Attor-
neys w. r. Nelson, Walter Burrell,
and o. c. G. Phillips We're among the
business callers from Oskaloosa who
We're in town this week.
/ Eddyyille camp of the NJ. w. A.
order will initiate number of candi-
dates and will serve refreshments at
their next meeting next Tuesday eve
4 ming, Nov. "a. They are also making
great plans for their social to be
i given about December 1. They ex-
pect to eclipse all similar events at
their next social.
4 Ottumwa business callers We're G..
L. Funk on Tuesday, Frank Epperson
and Mrs. G. E. Stephenson on We'd
nesday, and c. C. Palmer on Thurs
day.
4 The work of tearing down the min
ers' houses at Monkeys Nest or Fra
kersville, north of here. and hauling
them to town to be shipped over the
Iowa Central to Mystic is still go
ing on.
Anton Mayer, north of town, is max
ing a number of desirable improve
ments to his farm, such as a new vino
mill and farm scales.
4 N B. Sampson of Confidence, was
in town the first of the week visit.
ing relatives and attending to bust
ness.
VIM. Richie of Cedar was transact
ing business here Wednesday.
Grant Cowley returned Wednesda,
night from business trip to De-
Moines.