Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-17
Salem.

0alem, March l5.--GeOrge HOggart
and family have moved to Mrs. Rosa
Frazier's house in the east part of
town.
X. Beauchamp's lecture last Friday
evening was highly successful.
Bert Edwards has SO fully recovered
from his serious illness at Ottumwa as
to be able to visit home folks.
Rev. Hankins' parents, living near
Winfield. are very ILL.,
Mrs. A. S. Crew is sick at Denver,
Col, where she went to care for her
mother, who is so seriously i'll that all
hope for her recovery is abandoned.
Mrs. Joel Jones is enjoying a visit
from her sister, Mrs. Julia Frazier, of
Lincoln, Nebraska.
Rev. Russell left for Kansas City
last week
Rev. Griffiths gave a history of his
life to fair sized audience at the
opera house Friday evening.
The Pentecostal meeting at the
Friends church are quite well attended.
Chicago De Lashmutt has sold his
firm west of town to w. G. Davis.
John Bicksler is receiving medical
treatment at Burlington.
ODE Ratcliff has purchased of Elmer
Peck thirty acres of land in Jackson
township, consideration $2,100.
Saturday evening the Arion male
quartet at the opera house thoroughly
delighted a large audience.
L. f. Jones, of Wheatland, Wyoming
has taken charge of" Whittier college
Professor Parish retiring from the
work on account of ill health
Charles Martin has returned from
his trip to Michigan and Chicago
Friday at Clay Grove church funeral
services were held over the remains Of
William Harrison. aged 70 years. The
deceased had resided on farm south
of Salem, and died Tuesday night O
heart failure.
Mrs, Tones is a guest of friends a;
Mediapolis.
Miss Elsie ,Garretson has returned
from a visit with relatives at Keokuls
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Cook are enjoy
ing visit from their daughter, Mrs
D. G. Reeves and her son, Cook, of
Keokuk.
Rev. Roberts returned from New
London, Wednesday.
Alfred Tomlinson and family shipped
their household goods and left for theil
new home in Plattsmouth, Neb., Tues.
day.
Delbert Scott. of Fort Madison, Her.
bert Scott, of New London Mrs. Marian
Parker of Ottumwa. Dudley Scott ant
Mrs. Frank Becker from west Of town
are with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. G
Scott, who are very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harty and children
| spent last week at Burlington.
! Miss Angie Pidgeon went to Eddy.
| vile Friday to visit her sisters, Misses
Eva and Julia Pidgeon.
| Isaac Rye and wife have moved tt
their farm near Mt Pleasant.
| Rev. Hankins was called to North.
field Monday, where he conducted fun
eral services on Tuesday.
Elvin Corsbie and family, of Donnel
son, visited at the home of Grant Cors
bic and family last week.
DR.. Morris Warren. Of TT. Madison
| was called to Salem Friday.
Dan Compbell a Salem boy who 70
| several years has been section superin
tendent at Donnellson, has been pro
NOTED to the K. c. line at an increas
Of fifteen dollars per month and will
take his new position on April 1.
Ewood Friend has moved to hi
residence recently purchased Of Mrs
Maria Conner. ri 1850
Alfred Sanquest arrived Saturda.
from Orien. ILL.,, and will spend few
days with friends.
Mrs. Roy Grim and Miss Lydia Grim
after few weeks visit with relatives
left Monday for their home at Mar
shalltoWn.