Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1903-10-22
Eddyville.

Eddyville, Oct. 19.-Ded. at a a. m.
Thursday, Oct. Is. at the home of his
parents. Johnny, the 10-months- old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Jasper of Lost
Creek. The funeral was held Friday
at 1 a. M at ST Mary's Catholic
church on Fifth street, Rev Father C.
f. Waldron of Osllaloosa conducting
the services. Burial was made in the
Catholic cemetery.
The 2-year-old son of Fred Wilcox
fell against the stove While playing
Thursday afternoon and cut a cash
in his head that had to be sewed
up
Charles <McCleary. living one-fourth
of mile north of Muchakinock yards
met with an accident Saturday after
noon while working with his wood
saving outfit on the Lewis Harding
tenant farm near the old pottery. He
got his right hand in contact with
the circle saw and injured the second
and third fingers quite badly. He will
lose the first joint of the third finger
sand about two joints of, the second
finger
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Taylor Reed, corner Sixth and Straw
berry streets, fell Saturday and dislo-
Gated its shoulder.
Miss Mary Sullivan, corner Bridge
and Sixth streets, has been sick with
a severe cold and bilious attack
| Fred Elliott, who resides in the Van
Saunders property has been sick with
a severe cold and symptoms of the
grip.
Night Operator L. P. Acheson of
South Iowa Junction. who has been
! i'll with malaria was able to leave
Friday noon for his mothers home at
Commerce. His mother, who came
down Monday, accompanied him home.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. John Desco of Ports
mouth, o.. after spending a few days
with relatives here, departed Wednes-
day for Taylor county, where they al
er, Joe Besco, of Taylor county, was
also here few days and they accom-
| panied him home.
| Charles w. Fisher returned Friday
! morning after an absence of about
a week. While away he visited his
| cousin, Mrs. Bert Wilson, in Oskaloo-
| sa. and also spent two or three days
| in Peoria, ILL.,. on business and plea
| sure trip. While there he saw the
corn carnival. His mother, Mrs Iy-
dia Fisher, who was also visiting at
Oskaloosa arrived home Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Logue, north of town.
who has been i'll with malaria and
stomach trouble, was somewhat i'm
proved today.
Mrs. Fred Cogley. who resides on
the Eli DeTar place near Hayden
chapel has been sick with blood poi
soning.
The 1O-months- old baby of w. Fl.
Thomas of Pekay, has been quite i'll
with membraneous Group.
Bud Kirfman. a lad of about eight
years OF age who resides with his
uncle, John Kirfman, across the river
is sick with throat trouble.
Miss Ella Swartz. of Hayden chapel
and Mrs. n Fl. Padgett, who lives
north of town, We're recently indis-
posed.
Mrs. r. b. jaeger. who lives two and
one-fourth miles west OF town, depart
ed Saturday morning for LaPlata. Mo-,
to spend a few days with her sister.
Mrs. M. II. Cox, near there. She is
expected home on Tuesday on We'd
nesday.
Phil Kussart and Van Saunders. I'M
til recently of this place, but now of
Abba, We're visiting friends here Sun
day.
David Hudson property, was an over
Sunday visitor With relatives in Os-
kalooSa.
Mrs. Frank sipes and sons Harry. |
Roy and Carl Of near Oskaloosa, ac-
companied by her daughttrer-in law, |
Mrs. Jeddie Sipes, who came recently
from Chicago, spent Friday with Mrs.
Frank Spies sister, Mrs. Eph Watkins
on Second street
Mrs. Eneline Dobson and daughter
arrived FRIDAY from Decatur county,
for visit at the f. Il. and G. w. Bar
nett homes, north of town.
Mrs. Samuel Hayes and Mrs. ]. NJ. |
Ryan have been visiting relatives and
friends in Abba for the past few
days.
Mrs. c. T. Matthews of Davenport,
returned to her home Saturday night |
after being a guest of her cousins. Mr. |
and Mrs. j. l.. Wilson, corner First |
and Mil streets. since the Tuesday |
previous.
Frank Burns of Fourth street and |
Martin Emanuel We're among the bust |
ness callers at Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Grace Grant returned Friday
morning from q short visit in Oska-
loosa with her ffiend.' Miss Ruby /
Johnson formerly tof this place.
Attorney w. r. Nelson of oskaIoosa
was down Fridayt lon business
Mrs. Mary F'ishsr Of South Fifth
street. has been Y entertaining her
daughter. Mrs. Robert Morgan, Of Lost
Creek, for a few days. /
Mr.. and Mrs. W. q. Ross and son