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

Eddyville, April 4-The 1-year-old
baby of Mr.. and Mrs. Talnladge. of Lost
Creek, died Wednesday morning. April /,
of measles, followed by lung fever, after
an illness of n week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed, of Lost Greek, have
a sick baby. from lung fever.
Miss Ella Swartz, of Hayden Chapel
who was i'll some time ago. took a relapse
n few days ago and at that time was
quite i'll with pleurisy
Miss Saba Spencer, who has hecn dan
gercusly ill with typhoid fever the past
week. is reported about the same this
morning.
Mrs. Chas. Thomas,@of Lost Creek has
been quite i'll with the grip.
MIS-. Fred Crosson, upon whom n surgi-
cal operation WAS performed about three
weeks ago, continues to improve.
b. B. Heki, corner Sixth aud Elm
streets, after long siege of rheumatism,
was able to come down town Tuesday for
the first time.
The appearance of the Church of Christ
has been much enhanced by new paint on
both the interior and the exterior.
| The condition of the streets has been
much improved by the liberal use of the
rond grader upon them.
Mrs. Jas Lewis. of Columbus Kansas,
and Mrs. Cora Franklin. Of yinita, Indian
Territory departed Wednesday for their
homes after visiting for two weeks with
their sisters, Mesdames Fred and j. NJ.
| Crosson.
On Monday ]. L. Depew sold his proper
| iy. corner of Fourth and Main streets. to
Ernie Lyon. of Cedar, for $500. and on
| Wednesday night Mr.. Depew's family de,
parted for Echo. Minnesota. to reside on n
1 80 acrs farm which they have purchased
there. Mr.Depew followed with the house
! hold goods on Thursday.
Fred Allison has returned to his home
/ at Corydon. Wayne county. after visiting
| for week with his uncle. VIM. Allison
corner of Fifth and Bridge streets, and
with his uncle near Cedar.
The following members of Eddyvi!lt
| Camp No. 1887. NJ. w. of A.. composed q
/ delegation to Ottumwa Wednesday to at
! tend convention of the order: c. w
/ Wilson, Jas. Wylie. Chas t. Mooney, Lo
rem A. Webber, Will Allbaugh, o. II. Sci
fert and Pat Cogley. j. H. Evans ais
accompanied them.
1 A. Hiltabidel, corner South Fourth ant
Jane streets, returned from Ottumw;
Tuesday, having been the guest of A. J
Templeton and other relatives there sine,
Saturday.
Walter Coon. of Abba. was among thos,
from a distance who We're on our streets
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Hohl. from ives
of town, have leased and moved into thu
Joshua Emanuel property, Mr.. Emanue
\ having moved out east of town.
Oskaloosa business callers Monday wer
l. r. Cox and b, 3. Beamer, both of Bluff
/ Creek
4 Mrs. w. c. Ross. who was taken quit
i'll with heart trouble about two week
ago. is much improved.
MIS-. Chapman. of Hilton, visited he
friends, Mrs. c. r. Harper, Mrs. Fred vii
cox. aud Mrs. j. NJ Ryan, ON Third street
Wednesday.
u. d. Miller. of oskaloosa, but who ha
been visiting extendedly with relatives il
Nebraska, arrived Wednesday for visi
with old frie2ds here.
Miss jamie farmhouse, of Oskaloosa, la
been a guest of her grandparents, Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. II. Scott, corner Second and MI
streets.
Lewis Danforth, who has been i'll 70
severa! weeks is no better, but appear
| To be growing MeNker.