Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-11-12
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Eddyvillc, Nov. IL. Mrs. r. wa
Schafer entertained about twentM
guests at her cosy home on North
Third street Wednesday night In honor
of her brother, Ernest Truax, of Idaho.
who is here on a visit. A very enjoy-l
able evening was passed in playinB
games Refreshments were served.
Will Smith, of Bussey. was guest
Of his cousin. Harry Osborne, west Of
town. Tuesday While enroute to Ot-i
tumwa.
w. r. jaeger and family moved Wed1
nesday from North Third street to the
farm east of town which Mr.. jaeger,
purchased of A. l.. Oldham last
spring. A. i. Oldham and family de-
parted Wednesday, night for Los
Angeles, California, to live there.
Will Jamison, who has been work-i
Ing at Hooking, was at home few
days this week.A, 100
Grantv cowlsy: a nd rs a IL. Vance, who
have been servingaon the. jury az OF
tumwa, went to Ottumwa Wednesday,
morning for that purpose.
Mrs. j. W. Davis of South Second
street. has been quite sick with
! asthma and stomach trouble.
Mrs. Martin Swintex visited frfentJE
at Abba Thursday night IS
Mrs. John LaCost. of Pekav. was
given a surprise Saturday evening.
November s, in honor Of the thirty
fourth anniversary Of her birth. A
crowd Of about twenty-five persons
came in on her with well fill I'd baskets.
and supper was served. The evening
was spent in playing cards and with
music until an early hour in the morn
ing. Mrs. LaCost was also presented
with nice rocking chair to serve as,
a reminder of the occasion
Mrs. Lincolnback, of Murray, visited
from Tuesday till Thursday with her,
4. -
route home from q visit in Illinois.
Ed Rowe, Of Ottumwa, has been visa,
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. AZ
Rowe, the past few days, while recov,A
ering from an accident which recentlW
befell him while working as brake4
man on a train
Miss Stella Holloway returned to heN
home at Cedar Tuesday, after spendin&
a week with her brother, N. B. HalIo.si
way, and her friend. Mrs. j. w. Sebs,
fert
James Robinson has gone to Pekayk
A surprise party was rendered Miss
Pearl McGaugh at the home of heM
uncle, A. e. McGaugh Wednesday,
night in honor of her fifteenth birthdaW
successful one and the evening was
passed in the usual festivities. Eleven1
persons were present as followsab
Misses Susie McDole, Roxy McMahand
Gladys DeLong and Jeanette BeadleS]
Messrs. Gervais Fais, Joe Smith. Craig
Pos, Clyde Whiteman and Leo KirfS
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvel Fortune.
Attorney P. B. Mason was at Heds,
rick Wednesday on legal business.
Martin Swintek left Thursday for @
few days business trip out Of town.
| J. O. Thompson assistant attorney,
| general, Of Washington, d. c., was a.
guest Thursday of his mother-in faw,i
M, T r f, 80 f.nes
| been here for several days, remained
| for more extended visit
| Among the recent Ottumwa businesA
| callers were: Mrs J. w. Seifert MRS.
| N. b. Holloway and Miss Stella Hal-j
loway on Tuesday; DR.. +. r. Vance ortl
| Wednesday.
Irwin Coup, who disposed of his in-s.t
night, went to Keb Tuesday and maN
work there.
Misses Katie and Anna Caster and1
Messrs. Frank Wing and Chas. Hen-9
| dirk, of I4ovilia, We're Sunday guests at
! the w S. Right home.
| o. II. Seifert returned from WEEKS
| stay at st. Louis Tuesday morning inl
time to vote.
! Deputy Jay Jones' who has been III
work here the past month in the I'M
terests of the M. b. A. order, expects
to organize a new homestead here next
| week.
Mr.. and Mrs Morrison, of Hedrick,
are here, called by the illness of their
daughter, Mrs. j. w. Davis.
A number of the high school pupils
were entertained at a party Wednesday,
night by Misses LYDIA and Marion
Gunsaulis at their home south of town.
A very enjoyable time Is reported.
/ Thanksgiving programs are to be
given by the pupils of Misses Ethel
Mintonye, Cora Jansen and Clara True
on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 20 ini
| the reception rooms of the city school,.
Mesdames Emmett Nixon and Mar
garet Boyd of South Second street.
have been quite i'll.