Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-03-03
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Oh tfeRay, daughter recently.
Mrs. Mary Danner, Of Beacon, came
down Tuesday morning to be the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Samuel Wiliams
for couple of weeks.
W. lager has leased his tenant
farm on Gray's Creek, known as the
McDole farm, to VIM. Barnes, who has
been living on the Joel MCGEE farm
on Grays Creek. Elmer MAY, who has
occupied the McDole farm the past
year, has moved to the VIM Glass farm
near Pleasant Corners.
Among the recent Ottumwa business
callers We're: Miss Zada HAYES. on
Saturday; R. M. Beamer, Frank Peter
son, Milan Bolibaugh, Harry Hodge.
ana Claude Wells. on Monday; Attorn-
ey ]. F. Hall and Martin Schwientek
on Tuesday.
Among the late grip victims report
ed are: Mrs. Sam Lennon, Guy Cars
little son, Keith and Mrs. Levi Bald
win.
Mrs. VIM. Gallagher accompanied
her l4-year-old daughter, Katie, to
OttumWa Tuesday. and an operation
was performed on the little girl in the
hospital for an abscess Of the ear. The
little girl had been ailing for about 10
days.
B. B. Beamer, Of Bluff Creek, depart
ed Tuesday night for Oklahoma, to
spend a week or two with his son.
Leonard Beaner at Guild, and his son.
eugene Beamer, and other relatives
at Jones.
A. K. Besco moved Tuesday from the
Meredith form, near Lost Creek, to
the Moss farm near Pleasant Corners.
MIR. and Mrs. James T. Glen and
daughter, Flossie. and Wesley Rug
giles We're in Buxton Sunday to see
Mrs. Baker, who has been quite sick,
Mrs. Wesley Rugles has been over the
past week with her daughter, Mrs.
Baker.
Mrs. Charles Akers, of Frederic, after
severe attack Of typhoid pneumonia,
has passed the crisis and is on the
way to recovery.
Miss Mona Oldham, now Of Green
field, is here for a two weeks visit
with her brother. Harry Oldham, and
her sister, Mrs. S. S. Scott, as well as
other relatives and friends. Miss
Oldham now holds position in a dry
goods store at Greenfield
Ham Vance moved Tuesday from
Sand Ridge to Mrs. Matilda Richard
sons farm near Hayden Chapel. Dan
Richardson, the former tenant Of the
Richardson farm, has moved to the
Thos. Dougherty tenant farm, near
Mrs. Richardson's farm.
A. little daughter of Mr.. Bell, of Pc
kay, accidentally ran a table fork into
her eye some days ago, and it Is fear
ed that the sight is destroyed. The
child is four or five years old.
Will Lutz left Monday night for FIRE.
mont county to work during the sum-
ner
The special meetings which have
church for the past two weeks; con
Quoted by the pastor, w. r. Yard, will
continue through this week and over
next Sunday at least.
Ed Simms has moved out east Of
town. The VIM. Sharp farm, on SAND
Ridge, where he has been living, will
be occupied the coming year by the
owner, VIM. Sharp, who has vacated
the ]. F. Hohl tenant farm near by. Joe
Williams. who has resided on part OF
the Hohl farm, across the river, has
| moved to the place vacated by Mr.
Sharp. Charles Hohl has moved from
the Pickerell property on South Fifth
street to the place made vacant by
Mr.. Williams.
DR.. e. L. Bay was in Buxton Tues
day on professional business.
Jas. E. Dunkle. Of Otumwa, visited
over Sunday with relatives here.
A. L. Oldham, east Of town, who has
been i'll with pneumonia, has had g
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still very sick and not past danger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Richardson
Of Hayden Chapel, have both beer
quite i'll, Mrs. Richardson being threat.
ened with pneumonia.
John jaeger visited his son, Geo. w
jaeger, at Batavia, and looked after his
recently purchased farm near Birming.
ham Monday.
Rev. u. L. Zerby, Of Concord, Illinois
filled the pulpit at the Christian church
Sunday morning and evening.
Fred Palmer, who has recently beer
having a siege Of inf1ammatory rheum.
atism, is improving.
j. w. Gunsaulis, who has been work.
ing at Des Moines. returned Monday
to his home, on the Ottumwa road.
Fred Turner has been moving from
Pekay to Hooking.
Mrs. Emmett Nixon has been quite
i'll.
Miss Jessie Blake, across the river
was in Ottumwa Monday and Tuesday
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Joe Parks, after a several days
siege of the grip, was able to sit w
today for the first time. The pupils Of
the primary room. of which she is the
teacher have been dismissed until she
RECEIVERS.
Mr.. Wilkin, Of Abba, stopped of
Monday while e1route to Eldon.
Mrs. Joe Dyke, Of near Coalheld, has
fean nna of the sick ones