Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-10

W ueE nome IN leila last week after
a pleasant visit here.
The birth, of son to C. G. Walker
and wife of Glencoe, Okla, formerly
OF this county, is announced.
i Mrs. VIM. Crum is quite sick with
heart trouble.
HayesvilIe.
i Hayesville, March r9.-Revival meetings
closed Wednesday evening, but commenced
again Sunday night to continue for an in
definite time.
4 Dan Hayes, who has been seriously Ill
for a time, is reported better.
II Mr.. and Mrs Howard Utterback came to
Hayesville Saturday evening Mr.. Utter.
4 back has been sick for few days
II Ross Beall, Virgie Griffin and Rev. R.
i Vernon Pike We're visitors at Mr.. Crabb's
4 Sunday.
i Miss Mile Bacon has been visiting
} friends and relatives In their neighborhood
: the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Crabb and family, of
, Ottumwa, were here transacting business
Thursday.
Jas. Stice visited here last week.
Mrs. Stevenson Hedrick, is visiting rela-
tiyes here.
DR.. Duffey has moved on the property he
purchased of ID. Connor Mr.. Conner has
moved on his fathers farm west of town.
rick.
, Mrs. Eldridge bought the property Mr.
Duree occupied and Frank Hicks and fam
lily will live on it.
VIII Stroud has moved to town.
III William Jacobs has moved to the coun-
, try. Mr.. and Mrs. Wnthrow Hayes have
moved to their property in town from the
Jackson farm.
Clyde Richmond and Miss Pearl Jones Wis
tied at the Tom Hardesty home Sunday.
Miss Belle StOnebraker entertained Miss
Ethel Jacobs Sunday.
Winfield Robertson is visiting his parents
here.
Miss Pearl Hayes is In Ottumwa at pres
ent.
Elmer Jacobs, who has been sick for q
long time, Is some better.
! Jennie Naples was In town Sunday.
! Mrs. Wilmetta Stevenson and son Doyle
and Miss Mile Bacon visited Mrs Crabb
and daughter Saturday.
Rev. Pike returned to town Saturday ev-
ening after n short visit In Ottumwa and
surrounding neighborhood.
Frank Utterback is quite sick.
Marie Utterback is quite sick with the
chickenpoX.
Miss Elsie Gilliland was unable to teach
school part of, last week. Her sister, Miss
Grace, filed her place.
Aaron Wiseman conducted the Christian
Endcavor meeting Sunday evening.
s. Jacobs will conduct the meeting next
Sunday evening.
! Brompton.
Brompton, March 9.--Married at the home
of the BRIDES parents. J. ]. Anderson and
Miss Carrie Warner. They expect to reside
in Foster. Rev. Donahue performed the
ceremony.
Vim. Boardman was elected sub director
of district No. at the school meeting last
Monday.
The child of G.. Paxton was buried Sun
| day last. The funeral services were con
, Quoted at the home. =
There was social gathering at the home
Of u. Roberts in order to surprise the
youngest son, Guy Roberts, as 1t was his
twenty -first birthday.
Henry Whitlock is home for weeks va.
cation from the Black Diamond store.
The report came to this vicinity this
morning Of the death of Mrs. VIM. Angle,
of or near Blakesburg, at o'clock.
LoviIia.
Iovilia, March 8. Mrs. w. S. Kight
of Lovilia returned from Des Moines
Thursday evening after a few days
: visit with her parents of this city.
Frank King who has been sick fol
several weeks is able to resume Worl
/, again:
J. M. Cashier who has been sick fol
the past few weeks is able to resume
work again.
& Mrs. Carrie Clemmons who has beer
in st. Louis returned home last Mon
day evening.
Mrs. Joseph Runyon of Cedar town
ship is spending few days with hel
son Otto of Lovilia.
Misses Connie and Maud Harp o.
Dunreath abe the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. I. e. Thompson Of Lovila.
w. Vanpelt of Haxton, Colorado is
visiting with relatives and old friends
in and around Lovilia.
4 G. B. Fashner of Harvey, Wash, is
the guest of Lovilia friends.
Mrs. James Henderson of Lovilia is
very sick with little hope Of her re
covery.
Mrs. Wellington Spencer of Eden
moved to Loyilia Friday.
Mrs. Neal Of Hayden chapel visited
with Laura Swan the past week and
returned to her home Saturday.
~: LibertyviIIe.
Libertyville. March 8. = Mrs. Man
i ford Clark of Liberty township dice
4 March Z, leaving a husband and three
4 young daughters. She was a Christian
woman and was highly respected by
a large circle of friends and neighbors
The funeral services were held at Bir
mingham. The remains were buried
in the Birmingham cemetery.
: Bert Smith, student at the I. W
A., at Mount Pleasant, came to this
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