Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-20
EAST END ITEMS.

O~.e~s Va - . 80 y
DR., ]. B. Wilson was in Agency on
Wednesday on professional services.
Roy Sohn of st. Louis was bust,
ness visitor in the East End on We'd
nesday. 81.
Revs. H. w. Faulconer and R. s.
q series of meetings in the East End
Presbyterian church during the month
of October will arrive in Ottumwa
next week to spend the holidays.
Tomorrow morning children will be
received into full membership of the
East End Presbyterian church. A num-
Der of adults will also be received.
| Christmas festivals will be con-
Quoted by the East End Presbyterian
| church Sabbath schools as follows:
High Point. Thursday evening Decem-
Der o.; Old Chapel Friday evening,
/ December 30, Riverview on
4 Saturday evening December a. The
hour of the meetings will be 1880
O'Clock. The East End Presbyterian
church and Sabbath school and church
will celebrate Christmas Monday even
1 ing December rs at 1880 o'clock.
Only one week until Christmas. I
can supply your needs in way Of
watches clocks, jewelry or silverware.
Store open evenings. A fine assert
ment of rings all sizes. G. B. Reynolds,
| Jeweler.
I The apparatus for the new gymnas-
I ium in the Old Chapel has arrived
i from st. Louis and is being installed
1 for service
\ James Smith returned Friday from
a weeks visit with relatives at Keo-
sauqlla.
H. Johnson Of Cincinnati, o., is here
! doing some special work on machinery
at the packing plant.
r. McDougall is on the sick list.
1 Miss McFeeley of Minneapolis has
accepted position with the Postal
Telegraph Co., as operator at the pack.
I, ing plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Reynolds enter.
tanned the Bon Homie club on Tues
/. day evening.
t Mrs. Patrick Fox was taken to the
asylum at Mt. Pleasant recently
Mrs. Fox lost her brother very sud
denly few days ago and her mind
gave away. Her friends thought best
: for her to have expert treatment such
as she can only get at the hospital. II
: is to be hoped Mrs. Foxs malady Ii
only temporary.
See Cur silverware. The French
, Gray" finish is exquisite G.. B
! Reynolds. Jeweler.
r. ]. Coleman of the Office force ha!
e taken a lay off on account Of failing
I'D N1yv not1. rs, 1Nr Il. =.
most of the winter. He is now in st
= Louis on business accompanied b.
Robert Lesan.
ell James Gray has built another ic
! house on his Mineral Springs" pror
! erty.
Mr.. Redmond Is building two new
houses on corner of Iowa avenue an,
: Second street.
J. Thos. d. Foster is in Minneapolis
a Mimi, on business.
Michael Garland has returned HON
from Dakota.
James Smith is in Van Buren, count
: visiting friends.
: John Lynch of the stock yards spen
: Sunday with his mother in Agency.
Major T. P. Spilman was in Moulto
:. last Monday on business.
H. Huddleston member of the fir
!, department was off duty last Tuesda
on the sick list.
ers' department fell and badl
sprained his left knee last Tuesday. Fl
: is able to be around now
M. T. McClelland was in De
: MONIES on business las Tuesday.
. G. D. Holman an employe Of th
n lard refinery fell and injured his lei
arm yesterday while at work. DR.. /.
: B. Wilson attended the injured men
Der.
4, A guaranteed mantel clock for SIT
1t is beauty. G.. B. Reynold
. Jeweler.
: H. Jansen who has been in Cinci1
natl Ohio. for the past ten weeks
3, here again erecting some new m;
chinery in the new power house.
s. NJ Kempner salesman for Oppel
heimer's Canning Co., of Chicago wa
here last Wednesday and Thursday @
3, business with Samuel Campbell tn
local salesman.
bert Mosher the IL months old son
NIL. anu MTS. Lyle MOSuSF ldSC Tue
. day removing a needle out of his le
hip. The little boy had been havin
$, violent spasms for weeks and it
thought this was the cause of his al
g ment.
r. Night Watchman William Motif wa
compelled to stop his work last Thur
day evening on account of erysipels
g in his left knee.
8 John Van Beck of the cutting roo
/ badly cut his left arm last Thursda
, This Is the second time Mr.. Van Bee
!. has injured himself this winter.
= Joe Feeley of the trimming roo
:. was unfortunate again on Thursda
: in cutting his left hand.
= = Mr. Anderson one OF the "ol
= guard" before the fire, who has bee
2 away for the past ten years returne
and took UP his work again as il
had only been on little vacation.
Lyle Mosher Of the cutting depar
r. ment injured his left arm last Satu
day and has been off duty ever sine
Bert Beckley of the local room h,
n | ~ en- r3ry !.