Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-05
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville, Nov. A crowd of about ]
twenty-five persons from Ottumwa
and vicinity We're here Thursday fore
noon enroute to South Dakota on
business pertaining to claims which
they have there. The party came from
Ottup1wa to Eddyville over the Rock
Island, and were driven from here to
South Iowa Junction where they
boarded a train on the Northwestern.
VIM. AllIon, ST., and G. D. True, who
have claims in Dakota, Joined the party
here.
have been visiting relatives in OF
rumwa and with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. D. T. Workman. of North Fifth
street for about month, departed
Wednesday night for their home at
Hezrum, Colo. Mrs. Moss was called
home by a message which she received
Wednesday afternoon, and which re-
quested her to come at once. 1t is
feared that her husband has met with
some accident.
Miss Media Buher, teacher of the
Charter Oak school, has been down
sick with an attack of erysipelas.
las.
Mrs. Nancy Riggs and little son
Isaac, left for Des Moines Monday
noon to spend a few days with Geo.
Riggs and family.
Mrs Maggie Brunt and son Arthur
went to Abba Tuesday night on a,
short business trip.
| F. D. Martin has moved from the
rooms at his place of business on Wal
nut street to Mrs. M. Coon's property,
on South Third street.
Mrs. M. R. Criswell is reported on
the sick list
Oliver and Miss Lizzie Haflin, Of
Green county, Pennsylvania, arrived
| Wednesday noon for an extended visit
with their uncle, Jacob Kussart, and
other relatives.
Hon. and rtrs. F. M. Epperson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Epperson attended
banquet of Group Is, Iowa Bankers
association, at Oskaloosa Wednesday
evening.
| Carl Powell east of town. returned
Tuesday morning from a weeks visit
at the st. Louis exposition.
Arthur Griffin, of Abba, spent We'd
nesday at the A. j. Gardner home,
south of town.
Miss Carrie Hargesheimer. of oska-
loosa, who has been visiting with her
sister Mrs. Charles Oldham and other
relatives here, left Wednesday night
for an extended visit at Halstead,
i Kansas, with relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Ned O'Brien and son
1 Jack are at ST. Louis attending the
worlds fair this week.
Mrs. M. j. Crispin departed Wednes-
day night for Boise City, Idaho, to visit
a sister. She may decide to make
that state her permanent home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Elder, who have
been visiting Mr.. Elders sister, Mrs,
G. Burt, and with A. J. Gardner and
other relatives and friends hereabouts
for several weeks, departed Wednes-
day night for ST. Louis and Kansas
Citv. enroute to their home at Albany
Oregon.
Miss Ida WEIGH entertained the P. E
0. society at a Halloween social at hel
home on the hill Tuesday night.
Beamer Bros. sold the Calvin Man
ming farm, just south of town, Monday
to DR.. E. l.. Bay and F. w. Steinhoff
The farm consists of 276 acres.
Wesley Donegan vacated his farm or
Gray's Creek Monday and moved his
family to the Clancy property on South
Third street. which he recently pur.
chased.
Samuel Newell south of town, ship
ped car load of hogs to Ottumws
Tuesday.
Mrs Alice He1i moved Monday from
: Sand Ridge to rooms in her propert.
, on South Fourth street.
D. G. Burns departed Monday nigh
for st. Louis to take in the exposition
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. GRAY have beel
visiting at Ottumwa this week, guest
: OF their friends, Thomas Watkins an
Mr.. Hall.
Among the oskaloosa callers thi
week were: Mrs. F. w. Shafer an
brother, Ernest Truax, of Idaho, o.
I Monday; Mr.. and Mrs. Will SHARP
! Mrs. Martin Clegg and Mrs. job
Sharp on Tuesday; Mr.. and Mrs. B. F
Beamer j. H. Scott A. c. Beamel
' Frank Kussart and A. E. McGaugI
4 on Thursday; Mrs. VIM. Gallagher an
, daughter, Miss Allie on Wednesday.
: r. M. Beamer was a passenger t
Des Moines Tuesday.
v H. G. True. daughter Miss Clara an
! son Marion have returned from a shor
!, visit with Miss Jeanette True, 9
4 Grinnell.
g Among the recent ottumwa bushes