Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-29
EDDYvlLLE.

| Eddyville Dec. 27.-Married, at 8
I o'clock Thursday evening December
%, at the home of the officiating MIN
lister on North Fourth street, Miss
Laura M. Donegan to James K. Nor
Z wood, Rev. W. r. Yard, the Baptist
minister officiating. The only witnesses
aside from Mrs. Yard, were Misses
| Viola Donegan and Mary Funk, re-
spectively a sister and friend of the
! bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Norwood de-
parted the same evening for Macedonia
( where they will spend a week visiting
relatives. On their return they will
go to housekeeping on farm across
The bride is the fourth child and Sec
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
Donegan, of South Third street. She
! is an accomplished and handsome
young woman. The groom is the son
4 of Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Norwood, who
live south of town. They are popular
young people in society, being pos
K sessed of numerous friends, and best
! wishes are generally extended.
4 Mrs. w. A. Houk, of Valley juno
ton. was guest from Tuesday till
4 Thursday at the G.. F. Hartman home.
/ Mrs. M. J. Mater went to Abba Sat
urday to spend Christmas
4 Mrs. Geo. Bokrus of White City, has
! been i'll with quinsy.
The funeral of Mrs. Rachel Brun-
I dage of Lakonta, was conducted at the
/ hall at Lakonta Friday afternoon at
o'clock by Rev. w. s. Right, the M. p.
pastor here, and interment was made
in Davis cemetery Rachel Duval
Sprague was born in GAINESVILLE, Ohio,
Z June 10, 1929. She was married to
Alanson A. Brundage, at Coal Run,
Ohio, January ~, 1848. To this union
I was born one daughter who died May
,,,,{f al xrysfh 10 hriH q.
tian church at the age of sixteen years,
and changed to the Methodist church
In 1888 She died at the home of her
granson, e. Il. Stay, at Lakonta, at
about o'clock Thursday morning,
December %, aged rs years, 6 months
/ and Is days.
Arthur Epperson and Miss Jeanette
True, who have been attending Iowa
college at Grinnell, came home Thurs
day morning to spend the holidays.
They will remain about two weeks.
4 A number of Eddvville citizens at
tended the prize fight between Tim
Hurley and Jack Sperry at Ottumwa
last Thursday night. Among those
attending were: Will Smith, James
I Shea, A. L. Carson and c. A. Lager.
Electrician w. A. Torrey has put in
of Walnut and Seventh streets. The
| light was ordered in at a meeting Of
| the town council.
Married, at about o'clock Thurs
/ day afternoon, December %, in the
office of Justice Kindig, at Oskaloosa,
Miss Ida Ellis to Walter Logue. The
witnesses present were, Miss Ina Ellis,
sister of the bride, and Jos. q. Bar
nett, cousin of the groom. The con-
tracing parties and also the witnesses
4 are residents of the neighborhood
4 north of town. The bride is a daugh-
/ ter of Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Ellis and
| the groom is the second son of ]. c.
Logue, north Of town. They are pos
sessed Of many warm friends to wish
them well, both being popular and
highly esteemed.
4 Creek, has been i'll with scarlet fever
The little fellow is about seven years
i old.
/ Simon jaeger, who has spent the past
| summer at Batavia, returned to Eddy
4 vile Wednesday for an indefinite stay
4 with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
/ JAEGER, Sr.
There was a young folks party al
the Joe Whitson home at Pekay last
Wednesday night, which was quite
largely attended and good time re-
i suited.
4 Mrs. D. w. Dashiel, south Of town
has returned from an extended visit
with her children at Ft. Worth, Texas
4 Mrs. Coglev, of near Dudley has
been quite sick.
i H. e. Goodall, of Ogalalla, Nebraska
will return home soon, after complet-
ing a visit with his father in law, r
4 w. Boyd
/ The Christmas programs at the
school house Friday afternoon were
! well attended. The rooms We're NIGEL,
J decorated and carefully prepared pro.
grams were carried out in the first
! third, fourth and fifth rooms, the frs
and second roms having a Joint pro.
gram in the first room.
/ G. T. True received word that hi.
daughter, Mrs. Charles Poulton, of OF
! tumwa, has been quite sick.
i Fred Powers, of Bridgeport, depart.
Il ed Thursday for an extended visit
with relatives at Columbus, Ohio
Miss Shields, a daughter of Johr
Shields, of Frederic, has been i'll with
4 neuralgia and throat trouble.
Misses Goldie and Minta Mater LEFT
Sunday morning for few days visit
j at Runnells. They will also stop of