Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-10
Tuesday morning. He was ACCOMPANIED
by his mother, Mrs. Otto Schaub, and sis
ter, Miss Nena Schaub.

teT, Miss Nena Schaub.
Miss Bessie Mcdonald, who resides on
East Main street, is at her home SUFFERING
WIN fever, and is threatened with pneu-
monia.
Miss Bessie Jacobson, of the canning do.
partment, was compelled to quit work YES
terday morning on account of a sprained
wrist.
i. Fisher, ~ianitor of the dining rooms mt
John Morrell II Co., was compelled to
leave his work a few days on account Of
sickness.
The Ice gorge in the river near the Ell.
lis Hoffman place went out last Wednes.
day and the river Immediately fell several
feet.
Miss Kate Ramsell, who resides on East
Roemer street, is suffering with tonsilitis
and was compelled to be absent from school
this week.
Ed. Jordan, of the cutting room. has
sold his fruit farm near Agency and will
move soon to this city and make his home
on Orchard street.
James Galpin and Chas. Potorff left for
Eldon Tuesday to attend the funeral of
the late A. G. potorff, which was held ut
that place Wednesday.
Wesley Lake. of the cutting room. acct.
dentally cut the fingers of his left hand
SO seriously Monday that was compelled to
quit work for Il few days.
A. Z. Murphy, of the office force, was
compelled to quit work and go home sick
Thursday morning, for Il short time. but
he was soon able to be ut work again.
The Ladies' Aid association of the East
End Presbyterian church held its regular
business meeting in the basement Of the
church yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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north elevator shaft, fourth floor, is thirty.
five years old and wants everybody to
know 1t. He has been off duty yesterday
and today celebrating the event.
The following party of visitors was shown
through the plant Wednesday: Misses
Grace Gray. Nettie Wind, Lena House,
Lulu Kendall, Belle Carruthers. Ada Ward
Mesdames Matte House, Lizzie Kennedy,
Mamie Berry and j, w. Ward, of Ottum.
wal: Mrs. Mary Bartlett, of Ash Grove
Miss Alta Tutwiler.
Harold Morris, $40 North Ash street,
who has been in the employ of Morrell &
Co, has left for Chicago where he has ac
cepted a position With the Mccormick Har
yester Co., of Chicago, whore his father
is now employed. Mr.. Norris has been il
the employ of Morrell Il Co. for the past
few years. and was at one time assistant
time keeper, he was later employed III
the lard refinery.
The /. N. r.. w. association enjoyed i
pleasant evening at the home of Mr., and
Mrs. William Parkinson who resides OF
East Main street, Thursday evening. A
musical program was carried out. and al
passed Il very pleasant evening. Those who
attended We're Maud Lewis, Mabel Lewis
Blanche Ramsell, Lena Bartin, Gu
tice Bartin. Alma Glew, Jim Peck
IL. Peck, I'D. Hunt, Fred Rhoades. Clar
ence Lea, Ben Glew, Jus Lewis, Her
bert Pickler. Hugh Motif, Roy Anderson
Will Ramsell.
James Daily, of the Carpenters depart
ment, who was sick the first part of tn,
week, has returned to his work again.
w, II. Casson, city salesman for Morrel
Il Co.. at Des Molnes. was u business Wis
itor at the plant Wednesday and VA.
shown through the house. Mr.. Cnsson. Of
Red as he is more Familiarity known t.
the trade and ais many friends, was for
merly driver of the city wagon at De,
Moines, until he was tried at city sales
man, when he made snch a success that Ii,
has since been retained In that position.