Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-08-27
Of the formers brother, 3. F. Carroll

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of the formers brother, 3. +. Carroll,
auditor of state.
Mrs. Dunshee, of Oskaloosa, arriv-
ed Tuesday to visit at the home Of her
daughter, Mrs. Winnie MCGOWAN and
spent some time with relatives in Troy.
j. r. Scheaffer is very sick,
and in the absence OF Mrs.
Sheaffer, who is attending the Worlds
fair, Mrs. f. T. Matthews, of vinton.
Vile, was called to his bedside.
Blaine Nichols, OF Des Moines, a
student Of the Drake musical conser-
vatory, is the guest Of Prof. VIII
Downing this week. Mr. Downing s
eye sight, has greatly improved and he
will return to the Drake musical con-
servatory this fall
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
King, who are still in Ottumwa at
tending their little son, who Is under
the care of specialist, will be glad
to learn that Master Herbert Is i'm
proving and that his eye sight Is not
seriously impaired by the ulcers as was
at first supposed.
The program for the old settlers re-
union to be held at Drakeville on Sat
urday, shows Rev. D. A. and Mrs. AL
Ice M. Wickizer, Of this city. to be the
principal speakers OF the day, the for
IriAiSA SANIiS aA o00IC0 III ltkC HloI LII {,
and the latter In the afternoon.
| A very enjoyable dance was given at
Wishard's hall Thursday evening. the
affair, being complimentary to Miss
Helen Wray, who left Wednesday for
/ Keolsuk. enroute. to Hannibal, Mo-
where she will spend week or more
with Miss Maud Dabney, Of this city
after which she will return to Keokuk
where she WILL visit relatives until
| Christmas.
Curtis Phillips. accompanied by his
sister, Miss. Ruby. drove to Centeryille
Wednesday where they Will spend
few days attending the Chautauqua.
Misses Ollie and Alma Rominger en-
tertained friends on Tuesday and
"wednesday afternoon. A larger num-
Der Of guests were entertained in a
social events were successfully con-
Quoted. Dainty refreshments were
| served.
Mrs. Miller. of Kirksville, Mo-, IL
!, visiting at the home Of her daughter
Mrs. F, G. Traverse. Mrs. Miller and
Mrs. H. c. Traverse have planned 9
carriage drive to Pulaski today te
spend the day with Mrs. Kinstnger.
/ John Albright, Of Stuben, who has
been seriously sick for some weeks, Is
slowly improving and Is now able. t.
sit up for short time during the day
1 Mrs Mckee. of Illinois, is visiting
her sons, John and Harry Mckee, Of
Stubin.
! Elmer Battin, who has returned
\ from Kansas, where he has beer
spending some time Is visiting friend.
in Stubin.
Mr.. and Mrs H. ]. Everly are spend
ing week in Ringgold county, visit
ing at the home Of Rev. Everly's
brother.
Oscar Shoemaker has gone to Shell
byville, Ill, to visit his parents for {
short time while enroute to the World''
fair at ST. Louis.
Ebert McAchram and Harlan
:. Demric leave Thursday for st. Loui!
; to attend the Worlds fair.
1 Invitations have been issued to tht
golden wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. W.
Swift of Lick Creek township, Sept
the first.
Mrs. E. Y. Van Duyn and little son
of Des Moines, are visiting at the hom'
of Mrs. Van Duyns parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Daniel Hedrick. five miles west o
the city On Sunday the little boy wal
thrown from his pony and sustained
.. severe but not dangerous injuries.
Mrs. Leslie Yates has gone to Vim
cennes, Ind. where she was called t.
, the bedside of her father, Leande
} Buck.
i The west side hardware firm Of Har
ter & Son has changed hands, HAVING
!, been purchased by John Harvey.