Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-04-26

~SSAAS Ivy Gil lltlo pSSAA
from severely sprained wrist caused
by fall Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Emeretta Emanuel, who mas
been staying in Oskaloosa, came down
Friday morning.
Arthur Epperson. who is attending
Iowa college at Grinnell, spent Sunday
with his parents and friends here.
Mrs. N. B. McNeese who has been
sick the past two weeks, was not so
well when last heard from.
Attorney ]. F. Hall, Frank Kussart,
and L. A. Rowe were delegates to the
democratic convention at OttumWa
Saturday Other passengers to Ottum-
wa Saturday were: W. G. Berry, Jack
Emanuel, Jr., ]. L. Sipes and Grant
Cowley.
Died, at about O'Clock Friday morn
ing April %. at the home ON his par
ents at Pekay, William, the infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. William Reese, aged
seven months, death being due to
pneumonia. The funeral was held
Saturday afternoon at o'clock from
the residence and with interment in
Highland cemetery.
Born. Friday, April %, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Spore, of Lost Creek, a
son.
Miss Pearl Rawson, who has been
seriously i'll, was considerably improv-
ed at last accounts.
Miss Gertrude Oldham was In OF
tumwa Friday afternoon. She eX-
poets to go to Ottumwa weekly here
after to study music.
Mrs. Georeg Strange has returned to
her nome at Sonborn, after spending a
week at the parental w. T. Meeker
home.
Born, Saturday April 90, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Kirtley, of Pekay, a baby
girl. Weight, eight pounds.
Miss Dollie Davis, north Of town
spent Friday and Saturday in Oska-
loosa, a guest of her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lewis.
| At the entertainment at the Congre-
gational church Saturday night the
following program was given:
Tell Mother I'll Be There" quartet
Declamation-"A Political Man.
| Ernie Davis.
solo.'Love's Nocturne," by Miss
Mitchell, of Ottumwa.
Temperance selection, by Miss Haze
Ogden.
Misic-"sing Old Hymns to Me-" b,
| the quartet.
Solo-"Absent," Miss Mitchell.
4 After the program was concluded {
| supper consisting of cake aprtcots anc
| coffee was served, the guests being en-
| tertained meanwhile with graphaphon'
selections. Mrs. N. B. Holloway kindl.
| acted as accompanist. The program
had to be considerably curtailed on &C
count Of several who intended to taxi
part being unable to be present.
4 Mrs. Mamie Hoskins, Of Elm stree
was visiting in Ottumwa Friday ant
Saturday.
II w. N. Mintonye, of Ottumwa, wa
here Friday enroute home from Oska
loosa, where he had been to see hi
father, A. P. Mintonye, who has beel
i failing for some time He reports tn
old gentleman as growing worse witt
indications Of dropsy.
DR.. Dwight P. Breed, Of Grinnell.
general missionary Of the Congrega
tional church, will preach at the Con
gregational church Wednesday even
| Ing, April 49, The officers of tn
church here have been correspondent
| with Rev. Chas. Elliott, Of Oberlin, o
relative to securing the latter for pas
tor and DR.. Breed comes to make ar
rangements for Rev. Elliott.
Born, Friday, April %, to Mr.. an
! Mrs. w. o. Brown. of Frederick,
son.
, DR.. r. F. Shahan, who is Just com
pleting his course in medicine at tn
5 State university at Iowa City. was
5 guest of his sister. Mrs. A. w. Bel
Saturday, while enroute from Wis
with his parents at Abba.
Mesdames F. w Schafer, r. J. OLD
ham and Grant Cowley and Miss Grao
Wylie We're in Oskaloosa Wednesda
attending a Japanese entertainment 6
, the ]. Harold home, under the auspice
I of one of the churches. Mrs. Schafe
spent the remainder Of the week ther
e Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Walters, WI
!. have been living in the tenant res
dence on their Lawnfield farm, aero!
;, the river, have leased and have bee
! moving to the north part of the D
Jacob Kussart property on four'
street.
Born, Sunday, April "a. to Mr.. al
d Mrs. Mike O'Day, Of Pekay, a son.
: Mrs. Lhost, of Ottumwa, has bee
= visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jess
II Swan. Mrs. Lhost suffered an atta'
Of typhoid fever before coming hel
d and is now convalesctng from Il
IS same
Thomas Odem, Of near Lakonta. WI
e has been quite sick with stomach tro
- BILE for several weeks, was able to cor
10 to town Saturday for the first ttr
since his illness.
* c.. G. Palmer accompanied sh
ri ment of several car loads Of stock
Chicago Sunday.
James j. Burrier, east of town, d
parts son for Buffalo, New York,
spend three or four weeks there.
81 Ed Hawke has gone to. Des Mo1n
Of to accept a position in a clothing sto
SIS During the two and a half years
which he resided here he made ma
IN friends who regret to see him lea
q Eddyville.
- DoUDs.