Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1899-1903, 1903-03-24
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Eddyville, March a3.-Rorn, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Clark, of Pekay, March 10, an
eight pound boy.
| Fred Osborne, west of town, who recent.
| " returned from trip to Chicago, where
he had been with stock, was taken Ill
Thursday.
| 7, =. Whitsel, of Sandridge, has been
| sick for the past few days.
| The little son of Arnold Koontz, aged
about twenty months, swallowed some coal
oil some DAYS ago. and as result was
| quite sick for II time. Mr. Koontg has
been in Missouri. but his family have not
| vet joined him in their future home,
n. II. McNecs and Mrs, W. c. Ross were
both taken very III "Wednesday with heart
| trouble.
| Mrs. Allie Nelson and sou. of Superior,
| Nebraska. We're here Friday and Saturday,
guests of Mrs Nelson's brothers and sis
+, ter. Rufus, Samuel and Miss Mary McWil-
liams. Their mother, Mrs. II. Williams, of
Ottumwa, was also here, but the party
departed for Ottumwa Saturday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gordon. of Fourth
street, and Mrs. Florence Dunklc of Third
street, arrived home Friday morning from
| a six mouths sojourn in California. Mrs
! Dunklc was accompanied home from OF
tumwa by her daughtcT. Mrs Cordie Can
4 field, and her son, James Dunkle, who
| came up for Il short visit
+. W. Lyon and family, of Carpenter
/ South Dakota, arrived Thursday. They
have been visiting with their friends, Ell
4 der and Mrs. w. +. Gray, OH Fourth
!, street, for few days. after which they
will move onto the John Linderman farm
north of town, which they now own.
/ Mrs. +. NJ McClea has completed hel
third year in the Barnes Medical colleg,
at st. Louis and returned home Thursda!
night for her vacation
i Mrs. Cora Franklin, of Ninita, India1
i Territory, and Mrs James Lewis, of Co
I lumbus Kansas arrived Thursday nigh
Mac and Fred Crosson, the latter of whom
j has been quite ILL.,
Mrs. James Bowles and daughter, Mar
tina, south of town, returned Thursday af
ternoon from a three weeks visit will
/ Mrs. Bowles' son, at Beaman
Eli Hawkins, of Oskaloosa, was lookin,
after business here Thursday.
4 Ottumwa business callers Thursday wcr,
Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ. Ryan, and on Frida.
II. J. Oldham and j. l.. Allbaugh an,
daughter, Nina
Miss Grace Packer was visiting Oska
, loosa relatives recently.
! Mrs. Geo. Pendray, of Middle Grove. III.
WIS here with relatives a few days re
{ Gently. while Mr. Pendray moved to keiths
burg, Ill.
! The attraction at the opera house Frida,
: night was "A Fathers Curse or the Falls
Marriage and on Saturday night, "O
:. Oleson.'' Both plays were we'll RENDERED
by the Messenger Boy Co., but the attend
: ancc was not what It should have been
They carried a splendid orchestra and CAV
several parades of afternoons.
The Mite society of the Congregations
church gave Weighing Party at the lie,
Baldwin ZONE. ON Third street, Frida
night. Each person attending was charge
mt the rate of tenth of Il cent Il pound
w. o. Roberts produced the largest sum
20 cents. About thirty-fve Were preseI,
and the evening was spent with music, etc
concluding with refreshments. First Gu
of tea and II wafer We're served. the guest
sitting ON the floor. This was followed b
peaches and cream, the guests standin
: at table The entertainment lasted I'll
1880 O'Clock