Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-07-09


on the Fourth, is improving from her burns
The child, who is about two or three years
old, was taken to the w. J. Free home,
on South Fifth street, the families being
related.
The two morning trains on the Rock Is
land changed time rather unexpectedly
Monday morning, and it is said that even
the postmaster and mail transporter had
not been informed of the fact. Train No.
BOB. which formerly went west at $40,
now goes at 1884, and No. 206 till recently
due. at 9:45, going east, does not arrive till
1907
Henry and Alfred Urion, of Chicago, de-
parted Monday morning for Missouri to
visit relatives there for two or three
months. They have been the guests the
past ten days of their grandmother, Mrs.
p. Francis.
Miss Julia Pidgeon went to Salem Mon
day morning for visit of two or three
weeks with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. 1.
M. Pidgeon.
Gervais Fais departed this morning for
Denver, Colorado, for an extended visit
with his daughter.
Mrs. G. A. Coryell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Coryell and son, John, and Mr.. and Mrs.
G. B. McDole, all of Leighton, were here
from Saturday till Tuesday visiting rela-
tfves.
r. d. Harris and family returned to
their home in Ottumwa Tuesday after be-
Ing the guests for few days of Mrs. Har-
ris' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Moon
ey, about three miles south Of town.
Little Edna Shea, of Blakesburg, Is here
for months visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. John Shea, corner Fourth and Hale
streets.
Frank Culbertson, who has been working
for the Janney Manufacturing company in
Ottumwa, the past seven weeks, spent the
FOurtH bar rfs In fc
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Culbertson.
Passengers to Ottumwa Monday morning
We're w. P. Britain, G. u. True, A. j.
Gardner and Mrs. Frank Oldham and
daughter Gertrude, on business, and Misses
Ida WEIGH, Annie Rohde and Bridget ST.
mons. to attend the county institute.
Doran Nicholson and family returned to
their home at Keb Tuesday after n weeks
visit with their relatives, the Watkins
The following is partial list OF people.
formerly living here, who spent the Fourth
here, and incidentally renewed old &C.
quaintances: Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Baker.
w. r. Nelson and family, Misses Linnie
and Lizzie Leibus, Miss Gre Lewis and Ed
Lester and family, all of Oskaloosa: Will
Busey, of Ottumwa; Chas. Stuber and Roy
Slnnard. of waterloo; James Smith, of At
lantic, and VIII Homer, of Joliet. Illinois.
Riley and Harry Grant and sister, Miss
Grace, have returned from visit with
their aunt, Mrs. Heaman Snow, In Ottum-
wa.
Among those from Eddyv.le who cele-
brated In Ottumwa were Harry Miller,
Ferdinand Lutz, Jack Emanuel and Frank
Coryell.
A. Jewett, of Chillicothe, was an over
Sunday guest Of G. w. Cubertson and
family, Mrs. Culbertson being his daughter
Rev. Sanderson, who was to have preach
ed at the Christian church last Sunday at
II O'Clock, was unable to fill his appoint
ment, hence will be here to preach next
Sunday at the same hour. Everyone In
vited to attend.
wa, are here on an extended visit with
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Philip
Biihler.
Misses Laura and Grace Richardson and
the Misses Reese, residing the other side
of Hayden Chapel, were shopping in town
a few days ago.
Miss Allie Shea has been visiting her
brother, Daniel Shea, in Ottumwa
New O'Brien, who has been living in the
South Fifth and Elizabeth streets. has
leased Mrs. Timothy Sullivan's residence.
on North Fifth street
III. NJ. Steele, who has been living in
Henry Walkers residence, corner of First
and Berdan streets, will soon occupy Quin-
cy Myers residence, corner of South
Fifth and Elizabeth streets, where T.
Bridge lived before the food.
Mrs. Elizabeth Parrish and daughter,
Mrs. NJ. j. Criswell, were in Ottumwa q
few days ago visiting sick relative.
Henry Criswell has returned home after
an absence Of n month or two, during
which time he acted as supply mail clerk,
in the railway mail service. He will be
home indefinitely.