Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-06
REMOVES EXHIBIT.
John MorreIl & Co., Ltd, Arc Taking
Down St. Louis Exhibition.

Liz SleSdHI exnlOlI Oh the plant OF
John Morrell & Co, Ltd, at the ex-
position in St. Louis. which so many
Ottumwa visitors at the Worlds fair
have seen. is being removed The
great Worlds fair has closed and
many of the exhibits, among which is
the one representing the local packing
house are being torn down. Geo. Alford
cG the carpenters department of the
local plant is in st. Louis this week,
where he Is experimenting the work
Of removing the exhibit.
Constable I. NJ Davis was in Eldon
on business Wednesday,
F, Joseph Anthony is off duty this week
on account of sickness.
Will Gatewood is nursing a sore
hand and is unable to work.
Elvira Swanson is sick with whoop-
ing cough.
For souvenir spoons see G.. B. Rey-
nolds, jeweler.
Mrs. G. B. Huyck was visiting in Al
bia the first of the week.
S J. RAIDER went to Brashear, Nc,
Monday evening on business.
Mrs. Murphy, 1888 East Main street.
is visiting in Abba.
Mrs. H. E. Green and children are
visiting in Burlington this week
Mrs. Charles Lerche who resides on
Mabel street. is dangerously i'll.
Rosaries and crosses. A good selec-
ton at G. B. Reynolds, jeweler
Jesse Black of Milton. was a, bust
ness visitor in the East End Friday.
!. N. L. Calhoun Of Birmingham was
4 in the East End on business Wednes-
day.
+. j. G. Stentz, 1872 Iowa avenue, left
this afternoon for Des Moines to spend
a week visiting friends.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brewington re-
turned from Van Buren, county Tues
day.
i Dan Lepper of Libertyville, was a
nesday.
George A. HORNED president of the
HORNED Packing Co., of Austin, Mimi,
was here on business last Friday.
;, Watches, clocks and iewelry
cleaned and repaired by G.. B. Rey-
nolds, jeweler, Iowa avenue and Main.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Forsythe,
of East Main street. son, last We'd
nesday evening.
Old jewelry made over, rings made
like new and silverware cleaned by G..
B. Reynolds, jeweler.
Miss Lizzie Hammond Of Walnut av-
enue, who has been sick for short
time with throat trouble Is greatly i'm
proved at this time.
Miss Katie Shields has accepted a
position in the canning department for
the winter Miss Pearl Riel who has
| been visiting friends in Illinois will
, tegin work in the canning department
, Monday.
Harry Salmon who is employed in
the green meat cellar was in Chicago
from Saturday until Monday visiting
friends.
Charles Kellum Of Knoxville, an old
employee here was at the plant last
Wednesday and talks of moving back
to Ottumwa again.
Gus Dumler of the beef house who
: has been on the sick list for short
tine returned to his work last Thurs
day.
: Mrs. William Leonard and Miss
) Alma Glew of Mabel street attended
( the lott-Crozier wedding at Abba or
last Wednesday evening.
Frank Peterson who fires the 22i
for John Morrell & Co., was com
I PEELED to quit last Thursday and re
: ceive treatment for one Of his eyes
Ex-Mayor William Grow Of Eldon
was here with a car load of April Pig
which averaged 22S pounds, last Wed
nesday.
v John Lloyd superintendent of tn
q American District Telegraph Co., TO
q Iowa was here on business last Wed
: nesday.
r Mrs. Edward Miller OF Chicago i
b here visiting at the home Of Nigh
Q Fire Chief Thomas Vaught. Mrs. Mile
:. Is the daughter Of Chief Engineer F
f M. Darlington.
:. Come to the store In the evening
u and name your holiday purchases from
: new, clean stock of goods. car
furnish you anything you may want il
my line and make your shopping ;
pleasure. G. B. Reynolds, jeweler.
: Mrs. G. B. Reynolds, who has beer
: visiting in Kansas City for the pas
three weeks, went from there to New
: ton, Kansas, Thursday evening, wher
d she will visit for a few days befor
Il returning home.
y James Smith, G. c. Ayres and A. [
: Reynolds drove to Van Buren, count
Monday and put in the week huntin
quail They returned yesterday an
: report a good time and with plenty Q
d game.
:. q Mrs. Patrick Fox Of Hayne stree
is very i'll. Mrs. Fox became i'll whe
: she received the news of the sudde
death of her brother a few days age
Lester Dale is the latest addition t
the fire department. He begins SER
Ice tonight.
l. Mrs. w. H. HORNED will deliver on
,. Of her lectures on the "Mexicans
- America" tomorrow evening at
i O'Clock. illustrated by stereopticol
!. using sixty-six beautiful slides. All al