Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-21

Central bridge and hauling it and
loading upon cars on the Central. to
be shipped to Centerville. About for
ty-five cars will be loaded. Local ice
man. F. V. Fails, has not yet begun
to store this winters crop, but will
commence work as soon as the wealth
er freezes some more.
D. c. Burns was taken sick Sunday
with an attach of grip and rheuma-
tism.
John Harris of Ferry, was guest
of relatives and friends here Monday
and went from here to Eldon, Tues
day morning, to visit his brother, who
resides there.
Bert Brodrick went to Lineville on
Tuesday morning to spend a week with
his brother. Chas. Brodrick.
Mrs. Mary Packer is spending a few
weeks at Dudley.
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Davis and
]. E. Davis OF Oskaloosa were, recent
of James Weese. at Pekay has been a
sufferer from tonsilitis.
The little seven-year-old daughter
Miss Grace Packer has been ill with
the grip since Friday.
Robert Riggs went to Minneapolis,
Mimi. Monday night to be in attend
ance at a convention of the Northwes-
tern Lumbernen'S association. He will
return the latter part Of the week.
Miss Grace Grant, after an extend
ed visit with relatives at Pella, re-
turned home Monday.
A spirited bowling match took place
Monday night between Eddyville and
Centerville teams. Eddyville was
Crosson, H. A. Bauman. E. Hawke
and Will Parsons. and their oppo-
nants We're five of the Centerville men
who are work on the river here. This
contest lasted all evening and Eddy
Vile won, the scores being: Eddv-
vile, l. $40; Centerville. LILY. Three
games We're played, the result being:
Eddyyille, 63S. 593, and 5SS; Center
vile, $751;. 541, and 592. -
Mrs. John r.. Chitwood of Eighth
street, is one of the grip victims. 9th
ers who have been suffering from the
| malady are: The baby OF George Pat
rick, OF Lost Creek, and Mrs. Theo
| OFT of Fifth street
James Walters, south of town. ano
James Johnson, who has been work
| ing at Pekay, We're in Oskaloosa Satur-
| day evening.
Mrs. Cordie Garfield returned to OF.
| tumWa Tuesday morning after an ovel
Sunday visit with her mother. brother
| and sister here.
Joseph Roberts, ST.. made a short
| trip to Oskaloosa Friday.
Frank Mahaney of White City, came
| down Monday to spend a week or two
| with his grandfather, c. W. Clancy
and his uncle c.. l.. Clancy.
w. N. Mintonye of Ottumwa, was
in town Monday on business.
! Passengers to Ottumwa Tuesday
morning on business We're: C.. B.
Fisher Mrs. G. E. Stephenson and Mrs
| A. G. Black.
There will be box supper at La.
konta Thursday night, January 81
| for the benefit of the Northwestern
| band of Lakonta. The entertainment
will be held in the new hall
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Scribner of Nun.
terville. were Sunday guests Of -the
| parental Frank Scribner home, NORTH
of town.
Frank Wantze was able to. come
| down town Monday for the first time
since his recent illness.
Paul. the little son of H. S. Davis
who has been sick the past two weeks
| is convalescing.
Mrs. ]. H. Miller after an attack OF
the grip. is able to be out again.
Guy Utley went to Wheelerwood
| Cerro Gordo count, Monday, to reside
| with an uncle.
Excelsior.
Excelsior. Jan. 20.-Mrs. Waite,
| Pelllinton of this place is on the sick
| list.
S. Jackson and family have, moved
| to Colfax.
Mrs. Nettie Slack and Lizzie Doves