Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-01-06

Miss Jennie Mckee is spending the
week with her brother near Birming--
ham.
Charley Greenfield made business
trip to Greenfield Wednesday.
The Misses Gertrude and Golden
Angstead, who visited over Christmas
with their sister, Mrs. Charley Reed,
of Da1ville, returned to their home
Sunday evening.
Mrs. James Thompson and children
spent Christmas with reuatives in
Fairfield.
John Price was a business caller at
Fairfield Saturday.
HiIIsboro.
Hillsboro Jan. 3.-Mrs. CASTOR of
Fort Madison is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Thomas on Railroad avenue.
The annual business meeting of the
F. B. church was held Wednesday,.
| All lines of work were reported in
prosperous condition.
| Jake Silvers and wife of Stockport
were Hillsboro visitors this week.
The F. B. G. E. society elected Of
ficers last evening. Miss Birda Teter,
president; Iowa Davidson, secretary.
Will Woods is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Sam Billingsly, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Eyre and son,
of Creston, are visiting home folks
this week. ss.S35
The Misses Alice and Bell Cart
wright, of Des Moines, are visiting
their sister, Mrs, j. w. Young.
James Rockey and wife gave a
New Years dinner. Twenty-Five were
present. Frank WILDER and wife OF
Waterloo mad Albert Burns and wife
of Pleasant Hope, Mo-, were the out
of-town guests.
t.. The board of trustees of the Metho-
|idist Episcopal church elected NOAH
Buckles janitor for next year. j. w
4 Micklewait, head usher
At the Epworth League election S
c.. Ellis was chosen president, J. w
Micklewait, first vice president; Math
} ew Guthrie, secretary; R. r. Watts
, treasurer; Mrs. S. C. Ellis, junior
league superintendent.
Fremont.
Fremont, Jan. 3.-Mr. and Mrs. Will
lis Hill of Indianola visited with Ere
mont friends during the holidays.
C. A. Mclaughlin, wife and daugh
ter Virgie spent holiday week here
visiting with Rev. G. L. Fremont ant
, family. They returned home on Tues
day.
! Mrs. Mike Carstutter and children
are visiting at Delavan, ILL.,
Edward Heisel is reported as yer,
sick with pneumonia.
Mrs. Edith McFall is in Oskaloos;
visiting with relatives.
The Rev. Gilbert and family of &c
: dar visited with the Rev. Tenant ant
family Monday of this week.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Sapp We're called t
! Martinsburg yesterday to attend tn
funeral of Mrs. Sapp's cousin, Miss b
= len Buttorf.
w. B. Nash and Miss Marie Wake
y were married Christmas day at Indiar
Z ola by Rev. O. w. Campbell. Mis-
Walker is teacher in the second roor
y of Fremont high school
Stinson Clark and Miss Millie Gitf
ems were united in marriage at tn
/ home of the brides parents, Mr.. an
Mrs A. S. Citizens, five miles south c
d town, Thursday afternoon at 3:3
: o'clock in the presence of large eli
|. Gle of relatives and friends, Rev.
L. Tenant performing the ceremon.
Supper was served Immediately afte
the ceremony The bride and grool
received a number of useful and va
liable presents. There were presen
aside from the families of the brid
and groom, T. T. Frank, wife and tw
children, Madison Organbright, wifi
and children. Jacob Organbright an
wife, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Robinson
Ray, Earl and Miss Mollie Eckley {
Martinsburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Git
ems, Mrs. Matte Citizens and famil
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Alender, Hiral
Wolf and family, S. G. Alender an
son Fred of Ottumwa; Miss Jenn
Lee, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Alender, G.
Mulnix and family The bride ar
groom will reside on the home plac
as Mr.. and Mrs. Citizens expect
move to town.
James Haw of Ottumwa, John Lee
is of Centerville, Leslie White of o
kaloosa and Merle Besser, students
the Iowa Wesleyan university, spel
few days here this week. visitiI
Burt, Fred and Arthur Beck.
Mrs. C. B. Van Buskirk and 81
Earl spent New Years day at He
rick visiting with Mr.. Van Buskirh
parents.