Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-01-30

Ladies and friends OF the M. II.
church, Eddyville, Iowa" The party
was rendered Mrs. Gordon as she and
Mr.. Gordon depart in March for Cali
fornia, to reside.
Salem.
Salem, Jan. 26.-David Savage has
bought forty acres of land on Big Ce-
dar.
John Marshall and wife spent Mon
day at Mt Pleasant.
Monday DR.. Rizer; returned from
few days visit with friends at Bur-
lington.
Fred Huxley and S. S. Windland
spent the first of the week at Bur-
lington.
Mrs. Mcvey of Rochester, Wis, is
guest at the home of her cousin,
Ed Brown.
Miss Eva Arnot has returned to her
| home at Mt. Pleasant after spending
a month with her sister. Mrs. Suther-
land. in Kansas City.
The C. T.. society of the Congrega-
tional church will serve dinner Jan
uary % at the Whelan sale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hill, from Ara
pahoe, Neb., are visiting here with
| relatives.
Mrs. Bell and son Frank We're Mt.
| Pleasant callers Tuesday.
| Monday, William Cournty of Mt.
| Pleasant shipped from Salem to. OF
| tumwa a car load of hogs.
| Harrison John has been quite sick
| the past two weeks,
| Miss Lola Parkens delightfully."- en-
| terrain a large number of her friends
| Saturday evening.
Jep Morris and VIII Thompson are
| in Kansas selling horses for L. M
! Hartley.
| An entertainment, "The Old Folks"
| to be given by the choir of the Meth
| odist Episcopal church, will represent
| the old folks in the days of George
/ Washington.
Saturday Mrs. Rapalyea returned
from several days visit with friends
at Mt. Pleasant.
Albert Cammack and Ira Pierce have
| left for their school duties at Ames.
F. NJ. Gaines of Danville. was at Sa-
| lem Tuesday.
Monday oscar Pickard and family
arrived from Floodwood, MINI.
Allen Garretson has returned to his
home in Mexico.
/ Rev. Ernest Marshall is conducting
| a series Of revival meetings at Oak
Ridge
Caldwell's farm. The consideration
was $4,000.
John Goldsmith has moved the en-
4 CINE for his feed mill to his home in
the east part of town.
II Monday Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Ing
rim came from West Quincy, where
Mr. Ingrim is employed in the tele-
graph Office. He returned to his Of
, fee Tuesday and Mrs. Ingrim remain
ed for a longer visit.
Miss Anna Collatt is spending this
week with her sister, Mrs. Dollie Nor
, rison, at Trenton.
Mrs. Joe Turner was at Mt, Pleasant
!, Thursday.
The new gasoline street lamps light
4 ed Salem's streets Friday night, and
gave satisfaction.
]. T. Ingrim, who has so successful
, ly filled the assessors office for a num-
Der of years, is again making his an
nual calls.
: Arrangements are being made for
, a union missionary meeting in the
near future.
Miss Rae Ingrim was a guest OF
Mrs. R. Wilmette, west of town. last
r weeks.
t Miss Sadie Caldwell of Mt. Hamill
was guest at the home of her broth
, err. Dr. Caldwell, last week.
i Mrs. D. S, Heller has been on the
i sick list the past week.
Archibald L. Courtwright died al
his home at Keokuk Wednesday. The
remains were taken to Clay Grove
where Rev. Charles Cochran pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal church o.
West Point, conducted the funeral ser
: vices Friday afternoon. Interment was
\ was in the Clay Grove cemetery. DIR.
: and attended the funeral, the deceas-
. ed being his uncle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parson and Mrs. Grace
t Ingrim were guests at the home q
County Treasurer w. S. Judy and fam
lily at Mt. Pleasant, Friday and Sat
urday. They returned to Salem Satur.
day evening for a few davs' visit will
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
: Kramer, and at the home of J. T
: Ingrim after which Mr.. and Mrs. Par
/. son will return to their home in Chi
\ cago and Mrs. Ingrim to her home a
West Quincy.
S Mrs. Windland returned Friday from
+ several days visit with friends nea
Mt. Pleasant. Mr., Windland and fam
= lily will in the near future, move to
t farm near Danville.
Belknap.
Belknap, Jan. 26-J M. Mccormick
: has been sick with lung fever for tn
: past week but was a little better a
G last report.
j. NJ. Eberline has purchased Char
: ley SINNERS interest in the firm O
i Skinner & Eberline.
:, ]. B. Lafferty returned he-e Tues
dav from Alexis, ILL.,. and spent fey
days at the home of his daughter, Mrs
. Eddie Patterson, leaving the latter par
:, of the week for Milton.
= Grin Dickerson of Oskaloosa wa
. here Tuesday looking after bushes
:. interests He reports that success
y full operation was performed on hi
=. brother Will at Chicago for tumor g
% the throat and that there was hop
% for his recovery.
J. w. Bolivar shipped car load G
hogs to Ottumwa Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Galpin c
# Drakeville spent Saturday and Sun
5. day at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oti
Pickett.
ii Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodd expec
/. to move their house here in town ont
N the property which Mr.. Dodd an
brother Henry recentlv purchased c
n Mrs. Mary Worrell. The family wi
~ be greatly missed here