Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-12-31
EDDYvILlE.

EddyV1lle, Dec. 30.-Phil DOTS, who
has been very sick with pneumonia
the past ten days or two weeks,
has been improving a little the past
day or two, and some hopes are en-
tertained of his recovery, though he
is by no means past danger.
VIM. Harding and two sons, from
Valley Center Kansas, have moved to
Eddyville, and are occupying the prop
erty of Lewis Harding, ST., on North
Fourth street, formerly occu, led Ivy J..
T. Glen.
Martin, of oskaloosa, attended the
dance in the -ythian hall Monday
night, and visited their friends, Misses
Rena Ryan and Gene belong Tues lay
forenoon.
Frank Ryan went to Abba wednes-
day afternoon to visit his friend, Cap
Saunders.
Miss May Riegel was on the sick
list Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Newell, of Kirk
vile, were over Christmas visitors at
the parental G. G. Hopp home, on S.
Third street.
Ed. Chapman, south Of town, has
been numbered with the sick
Frank Fagerstom, Of Essex, came up
from Ottumwa Wednesday afternoon
to visit with his grandfather, A. w.
Bell.
Mrs. S. E. Mintonye is expected home
Saturday from Kalona, where she has
spent the past week with her daughter
Mrs. w. w. Jones.
Ed Washington, of Chillicothe, re-
turned home Thursday after few
days visit with his relatives, the Gull
bertsons.
Harry Gay, of White CITY, who has
been In the hospital in Ottumwa the
past two weeks, taking treatments for
an abscess on his neck, passed through
here Tuesday enroute home.
Miss Ruth Brown, of Givin, has been
spending a few DAYS with the Misses
Culver.
Walter Koontz and family, of Cor
dova, have been visiting with his sister,
Mrs. II. r. Oldham and family.
Helen, the little daughter of John
Clark, has been i'll with cold and sore
throat
Ben Saville returned to his home at
Flagler Thursday, after weeks visit
with his SON, Fred Saville, and his
uncle, Peter Saville.
S. A. Shaver was an Oskaloosa
business caller Thursday.
The dancing club will give another
of their dances in the K. of PIhall next
Monday night, January g.
]. T. Beedle and family, Of Abba,
ana FRANK Drew and family and Miss
Corrine Beedle, of Fremont, are spend
Ing the holidays at the Samuel HAYES
home and with other relatives here.
G. j. Schafer. east of town, has been
ill with congestion Of the lungs and a
severe cold.
Arthur Hugh Latimer of Mason City
arrived Sunday night for visit at the
H. G. True home. He and Miss Clara
True spent Thursday in Ottumwa yis-
iting Miss True's sister, Mrs. Theo-
dore Inskeep.
Mrs. Lucy Lafferty has been a suf-
ferer from an attack of rheumatism.
Miss Blanche McDole, who has been
at Davenport, is spending the holiday
season with her mother, Mrs. Rose Nc
Dole.
All the sons Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shea, ST., together with their families,
spent Christmas at home. Those
present We're: Will Shea and family,
of Blakesburg, Mr.. aid Mrs. Dan Shea,
Tade Shea and family, and Jerry Shea,
of Ottumwa and James and John
Shea and families of Two Harbors.
Minnesota
The next high schol literary will be
given by the Crescent society on Fri
day evening, January Is. Everybody
invited.
Ben Bickford has been engaged in
building large green house, IA by 80
feet in size, for Charles Bickford and