Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-12

and two children. The funeral was
held Wednesday with interment in
Highland cemetery at this place. by
the side OF her daughter who died at
Pekay some years ago. The funeral
was conducted by Elder T. D. Will,
ilams OF the Reorganized Church of
Jesus Christ and Latter Day Saints.
John Iruax formerly of near Mullen
Nebraska, who has been visiting his
mother and sister, Mrs. A. Truax and
Mrs, +. w. Shafer the past two months
departed Wednesday for Colorado
Springs, Colorado to spend the sum.
mer.
Charles McGlothlen of ottumwa, has
been visiting his brother, ]. E. Nc.
Glothlen.
Mr.. Robinson will soon move from
rooms in the Mintonye building to the
property on First street where Mrs
spurgeon has been living. Mrs. Spur
geon will retain one room.
Abe Ralnsbarger of Grays Creek has
moved to the farm of Joel MCGEE near
Garys Creek M. E. church vacated
by ]. H. Barnes.
G. A. Logger visited in Ottumwa with
his mother Wednesday night and
Thursday.
Richard Watkins of Sand Ridge who
has been quite sick is now able to sit
up part of the time Mrs. Watkins is
now ill with rheumatism.
Irwin Coup of Oskaloosa has been
visiting relatives here. Mrs. Coup
came down some time previously.
John Duskin moved Thursday from
the F. w. Steinhoff tenant property
back of the Congregational church tc
Miss Annie Patterson's property on
South Fourth street. Miss Patterson
will reside with Mrs. M. R. Criswell.
Clyde Whiteman has been sick with
the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Ryder of Ottum
wa came up Thursday to remain a
week or ten days visiting relatives and
on business.
Mrs. Emma Linderman has accept
ed position as night operator at the
telephone exchange in place of Miss
Maude Denning, who resigned Satur
day night. Mrs. Earl True having also
resigned as day operator, Miss Roxie
McMahan, has been given the forenoon
shift alone, serving from Z until IL in
the forenoon and from until 9 in
the evening. Miss May Rigel fills In
the intervening time from II a. NJ
until p. m.
Miss Pearl Rawson has been quite
Ill with some form of blood poisoning
w. N. Mintonye formerly of this
place but now of Ottumwa, who has
been here the past week, returned to
Ottumwa Wednesday morning and
went from there to Bussey in the in.
terests of his firm.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Arnold departed
Wednesday morning for their future
home at Webster City.
Mrs. L. L. Harris and daughter, Opal,
east of town, returned Wednesday
morning from Evans and Oskaloosa,
where they had been visiting with
relatives since Friday.
Mr.. Young, of Burlington, was a
guest Monday at the England homes,
on Bluff Creek
DR.. F. E. Vance was in Des Moines
Tuesday on short business trip.
Miss Mary Evans, of Avery, was a
guest of Eddyyille friends Monday and
Tuesday.
G. w. Myers and family. of Eldon,
will move soon to Mrs. S. r. Min.
tonye's brick property on South Sec.
ond street.
VIM. H. Nelson, of Waterloo, district
overseer of the Court of Columbian
Circles, who has been here the past
month, went to Abba Monday after
noon to remain for a while.
Mrs. Lon Bickford, who suffered an
attack of tonsolititis some weeks ago,
has again been quite sick with the
same complaint.
The revival meetings at the Baptist
church will likely close this evening to
permit the pastor, w. R. Yard to go
to Prairie Flower, his other charge, to.
morrow, to preach there Sunday,
Mrs. ]. r. Chitwood was able to be
out Wednesday for the first time after
an attack of the grip, the second she
has had.
The Arion Male Quartette at the M.
d. church Thursday night drew a full
house and the quartet had to respond
to encore after encore. Their quar-
tette's Were interspersed with music
on an instrument known as organ
chimes, the music and singing being
very beautiful. This was the last num-
Der of the four-number lecture course
which has ben given this winter by the
Epworth League. The course was a
very successful one.
Miss Hattie Berry entertained a
number of young people Wednesday
night in honor of Miss Mona Oldham,
of Greenfield, who after a two weeks
visit here, returns home Saturday.
Fruit salad and peaches were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Gordon departed
Wednesday afternoon for Woodland,
California, to reside. They We're ac-
companied to the depot by number of
the G. A. r. post and many friends.
Phil Stuber accompanied them as far
as Ottumwa. These old citizens take
with them the best wishes of the entire
community.
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