Ottumwa tri-weekly courier., 1904-04-12
EDDYvILLE.

| Eddyville. April 11.-Mrs. W. II. Hall, for
merly residing near Bluff Creek p. o.. died
at her late home near Edna. Missouri, last
/! week, as the result of fall on some ice
during the winter. Her body was brought
| back to Abba Thursday night, and funera
services were conducted at Hayden Chape
| Friday afternoon. Burial was made in
| Hayden Chapel cemetery. The family con
sists of the husband. Wilmer Hall, two
sons and little adopted daughter. Mrs.
Hall also had quite a number of relatives
near her old home in Bluff Creek township,
and other places in this locality.
w. A. Wangaman. of Twelfth street, re-
turned Saturday night from Pittsburg,
Pennsylvania, where he had been the past
ten days. called by the death of his brother
NJ. r. Waugaman.
Vim. Allison, Sr.. returned Friday night
from trip to Dakota. He and his son.
Harlon Allison, of Ottumwa, filed on some
land in Dakota last fall and they had been
up on some business pertaining to the
same Mrs Harlon Allison visited at the
parental Allison home during the absence
of Messrs. Allison.
Mrs. Nancy Gray has been one of the
very sick ones.
Mrs. A. t. Cecil is able to be about again
after an illness of several months from
complications
Jacob DeWinter, who has been off duty
,on account of a severe injury to his foot,
went to Knoxville Thursday to visit with
relatives.
Mrs NJ. ]. Williams, a widow lady resid-
ing on First street, Is much concerned
about tho whereabouts Of her son, q. S. G..
Williams, who has not been heard from
for some time. The last heard from him
was last autumn when he was In Ottumwa.
He has been studying for the ministry at
Mt. Pleasant He commonly goes by the
name Of Grant, and any one knowing any
thing of him should address Mrs NJ. ].
/ Williams.
Miss Fay McNccse has been quite Ill for
several days.
er Sunday guest of his mother, Mrs. Flor
encc Dunkle.
| Mrs Daniel Reese. wife of tho mine fore
man at No .. has been down sick with m
attack of pneumonia.
| A new kitchen and pantry are being
built to Mrs Fanny Cassatt's tenant resi-
| dcnce on South Third street, occupied by
Fred Saville.
Worlimcn hnve commenced altering the
upper story of the Holloway brick building
preparatory to moving the telephone Of
fice there.
Miss Ethel Mintoync closed nm eight
months term OF school at Bridgeport Fri
day and commenced teaching the spring
term Of the Brown school, south of town
today gondly number of visitors lis
tened to the following program Friday af-
tcrnoon: Song. THE Old School Bell" by
the school: recitation. Progress" Godie
Templeton: defamation. AT the Hosp-
tai" Ethel Norman: recitation. The lips
That Touch LIQUOR Shall Never Touch
Mine" Cora Sullivan: ~ialogue hy FIVE
boys: reading by Delpha Surbuer; rccitn-
ton .'Tommy's Prayer May Sullivan
song America" by tho school; dcclama-
ton 1.-The Kitty" Eva Prothcro; declamn-
ton. "AIy Little Man" Frank Norman:
class exercise: song. aunt Jcmimas PlaS-
ter recitation, "There'l BE Room in
Heaven" Tena Roberts; recitation "IIoli-
days" Ella Chiffon; recitation. "a Boys
Conclusion'' Robert Powers; defamation,
.'Dolly'S FALL Maggie Subuer; recitation.
"A Little school, Goldie Templeton; reci-
tatlon, Mother" Gomar Prothero: song.
Iowa" school; 'Grandmother's Beau
Nell Templcton: "a Little Boys Laments -
Lloyd Jones; 'Grandpa's Toys Max Sui
livan; My Shadow" Fay Tempieton:
'Sams Letter" Mamie Jones: 1.-The Grim
son Ballot" Cora Sullivan; 1.-THE Record
Is in Heaven" Ethel Norman: Gossip"
six girls: life Is But n Game of Cards."
May Sullivan; recitation. by Bertha Wer-
ner: song by Ethel Mintoyne: dialogue,
Good Bye to School, six children: song,
"Old Kentucky Home by the school.
Hiram McKim, of Sand Ridge. who re-
Gently had an attack of rheumatism, is
down again with the same complaint
| Among the passengers to Oskaoosa Fri
! day noon were: Attorney J. 8. Hall, Post