Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-04-19
East End Items.

East EnC IISITlS.
Storekeeper T. H. Berry sold his
east end property at 1856 East Nam
street last Saturday to A. c. Mullen OF
the Office force.
Miss Mabel Lewis, of Walnut avenues,
has been selected teacher of the Happy
Hollow school and began teaching last
Monday.
Axel Nelson, of the city police force,
was here on official business Monday.
John Stiles, of the cutting depart
ment was called home Tuesday morn.
ing by the dangerous illness of one of
his children.
Mrs E. Dodd of the trimming room
is off duty this week on account of the
dangerous illness of her eight year old
son Charley, who is suffering from
lung fever.
The East End choir at it's last meet
ing Tuesday, April II, for practice for
the Quen Esther cantata, presented
Prof j. T. Rheem with peautltul
bouquet of roses as birthday GIT.
Harry Mongovern, of the cellar de-
partment, is very sick at his home on
East Main street.
George Morley, foreman of the wash
! room, is building a neat slA-rooti mouse
on Morrell street
Bert Fletcher is building substan-
tial addition to his home on Walnut
| avenue.
Inv Chess, travelling inspector for the
| onnenheimer Casing Co., who has been
! at home for a few days on account OF
! illness returned to Chicago last Mon
day.
Mrs, G. w. MaoCullough, who has
been in the hospital for several weeks
is much improved and has been re-
moved to the home of her daughter
Mrs. Lyle Mosher, on Morrell street
/ Thirtv-four more, new members were
received into the P. H. M. A. A. last
Wednesday at noon.
Superintendent Bullock was on the
sick list Wednesday.
Frank Hampshire, of the cellars, was
compelled to quit work on account o.
illness last Wednesday,.
r. r. Ramsell, who is attending col
lege at Iowa City, is spending ten Gays
vacation with his parents, MI. ana MIS-
w, B. Ramsell. on East Roemer street
Peter Winter, ST., is very SICK at MI
home on East Main street.
Rev w. H. Hormell is suffering al
, attack of grip this week.
Dan Waugh, of the dry salt cellar, L
very i'll of typhoid fever.
Charles Shadford, OF Agency, was
business caller here Thursday.
: Messrs. Hill and Hogan, breeders
and shippers of live stock, of Mil
bourne. Australia, were visitors her
t this week and were shown over tn
: place by Major T. P. Spillman.
: Mrs. VIM Jennings, of Hayne street
and her two children George and Ella
and Miss Mabel Jennings We're III Os
q kaloosa last Thursday, attending IN
wedding of their cousin, Miss Made
Jones. to Chas. e. Johnson,
Harry McConkey, of the cutting de
I; partment. is refitting his Main stree
I; property and will build conitortabl
addition TO it.
Marsh Young has been transferre
from the stock yards to the box rae
tory.
Joe Anthony, of the car ,repairers
: track. is an enthusiastic collector G
mound builders relics, and now mas
collection of stone arrow polnts an
:, stone axes that nearly equals the lat
DR.. Lathrops famous coal pai
ace collection. Mr.. Anthony g.
# rapidly making reputation II
= himself as authority on ines
matters and lately has secured som
points that are rare. one OF when IS
!. rotary point evidently made TO De use
;, in making signals at night.