Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-03

WIZ. AHtSlutZ II Maud m
VIM. Anderson, John Amstutz, Isaac
Ellis, M. F. Sauer, w. G. Boyd, Felix
Doran and Jas. w. Doran, of Roscoe
township, were looking after business
affairs Saturday in Bloomfield.
VIM. Hutchings, G. M. Barnett and
w. M. Wilcoxen, of Wyacondah town
ship, were business callers Saturday
in this city.
w. H. Howard, j.. NJ. Sauer and j.
HI. Bybee, of West Grove township,
transacted business Saturday in
Bloomfield.
S. 3. Lawson and M. M. Mincks, of
Fabins township, yer business callers
in this city Saturday.
III. B.. Fite, of Salt Creek township,
transacted business here Saturday.
j. w. Harvey, j. A. Turpin, John
Chandler and Harry Rupp, of Cleve-
land township, were looking after bus
mess affairs in this city Saturday.
j. j. Combs, of Soap Creek town
ship, was q business caller Saturday
at the court house.
M. B. Smith, of Lick Creek town
ship, made a business trip Saturday
to Bloomfield.
j. b. Reich, of Union township, was
a business caller at the county treas
urer's Office Saturday.
d. l.. Widmer and j. w. Howard, of
Prairie township, transacted business
in this city Saturday.
Ex-County Treasurer j. G. Bond, of
Wyacondah township, made a bust
ness trip Saturday to Bloomfield.
Prof. C. N. Spicer, principal of the
Pulaski school came up to Bloomfield
Saturday on business.
Theodore Taylor has purchased the
Stark property north OF the public
school building.
David Talbert, of Milton, made O.
business trip to Bloomfield Saturday.
Mr.. Talbert has sold his farm in Ros-
coe township, this county, to Felix
Doran.
Abba.
Abba, March 2.-The revival SER
vices being held at the First Method
list Episcopal church by Evangelists
Hart and Magyar of st. Louis are draw
ing large crowds every evening. DR..
j. W. Hancher, president of Iowa Yves
leyan university of Mt. Pleasant
preached yesterday morning.
Miss Hattie Hammond of Prescott,
who has been visiting her grandfather,
Jesse Palmer, who lives north of Ave.
ry, is visiting at the d. Hammond
home today.
The funeral services of Miss Matte
Price were held yesterday at the Bap-
fist church in Hiteman at IL O'Clock,
after which her remains were brought
to Abba and inferred in Oak View
cemetery.
The funeral services, of Mrs. Mark
Sylvester We're held today at 2 o'clock
at the Christian church, after which
the remains were inferred in Oak
View cemetery.
s.. M. Grant, who ives southwest OF
town, is transacting business in town
this morning.
Mrs. Avery of Hiteman was an Abba
visitor Saturday.
A. G. Sperry, VIM. L. Lee and ]. L.
Adcock of Ottumwa spent Sunday in
town.
S. Kirby of, Humeston is in town
this morning. on business.
C. S. Huston OF M]arshalltown spent
Sunday in town.
G. w. Merritt of C%enterville is in
town this morning on business.
A. c. Bunney of Garden Grove is ir
town this morning on business.
H. F. Blackman, W. P. Hawkins, F.
c. Lofland. Ralph Burnside and w. R.
Stuff of Oskaloosa spent Sunday in
town.
P. F. McCarty of Logansport is
t~ransacting business in town this
morning.
John Reddish, who lives four miles
north of town, was transacting bust
ness in town Saturday.
A. R. Barnes of Moravia is transact
ing business in town this morning.
Alfred Weilman, who lives south
west of town, was in town on business
Saturday.
j. G. Wilson and j. s. Manning of
Burlington are %transacting business in
town this morning.
G. G. Munger of Wayland is trans.
acting business in town this morning.
Rev. HASTE of Charlton came down
this morning to preach at Mrs. Mark
~Sylyester's funeral.