Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1904-06-07
EDDYVILLE.

Eddyville, June 3.-Mrs. John Hay
wood, who has been quite ill for some
time was taken worse few days ago
and her condition is now considered
serious. DR.. Rrockman, of Ottumwa,
was here Wednesday consulting with
DR.. #. M. McCrea regarding the case
Fourteen young people from Abba
drove over on hayrack Thursday anc
have been fishing on the river. Those
in the party Were: Chas. Allen, Miss
Alta McKisick. Reed Allen Miss Alta
Elder, Lawrence McGilvery, Miss Ruth
Cessna, John Cessna, Miss Rose Elder
Lloyd Huston, Miss Cora Cessna
Charley Foster, Miss Nelis McKisick
Mr.. and Mrs. John Urion, of Omaha
Neb We're guests from. Sunday till
Wednesday of Mr.. Urions mother
Mrs. Peter Francis. They were accom-
and family. who remained till Monday,
Mr. Urion is cashier of the Armour
bank.
Miss Eppie Wylie returned Monday
night from Grand Rapids, Mich, where
she has been attending a kindergarten
training school since last autumn. She
lacks a few months yet of completing
her course.
Miss Cora Heki, who has been in
Ottumwa for some time, has returned
to Eddyville.
Mrs. Lou Adler of Peoria, ILL.,, was
here Monday for Decoration day and
visiting MIR. and Mrs. William Allison,
ST.. and other friends
i Con Hollingsworth of Dunreath,
came Monday to spend a few days
with his -in-law, VIM. Richards.
G. c. Johnson of this place, who is
commander of the G. A. r. post at
Oskaloosa, was up Monday to decorate
with the post.
Clyde Sumner has returned from a
short visit with his brother, Con Sum-
ner, at Ottumwa.
Samuel Oney formerly of this place
but now of Hooking, was a recent guest
of friends here and also attended the
memorial exercises.
Poulton Morris, of Oskaloosa, has
been visiting his grandfather, G. D
True and other relatives here.
-. Ira Hayes ssr Of -Qskaloosa, was a guest
4 Of Ms friend, Tom Haywood.
h - g Fl. S. Davis and baby departed
:s,.@anesday morning for Lomax, Ill,
: for an extended visit with Mrs. Davis
parents. Mr.. Davis expects to join
her later.
Ralph Decker left Tuesday for a
weeks visit with relatives at He'd
rick and Ollie.
Mrs. w. w, belong and baby re-
days visit with friends in Ottumwa.
Miss Ella Swartz, of Hayden Chapel,
left Wednesday for Deep River to at
tend the graduation of her niece.
Mrs A. w. Bell was in Ottumwa
Tuesday visiting relatives on the
South Side and combining business
with pleasure.
Mrs. Thomas Albers and children of
Lost Creek, returned Tuesday from a
visit at Oskaloosa.
A team belonging to Will Sharp, of
Sand Ridge, took fright Tuesday af-
ternoon while standing at Francis G.
SCOTS blacksmith shop and ran down
Second street to the lower end of town.
then turned up Third street and kept
up their mad pace the full length of
the street, being captured near the
Rock Island track north of town.
Most of the run was made with the
front running gears of the wagon at
tached, as the rest of the wagon be-
came separated from the front part 9
short distance down Second street
Not much damage was done.
G. L. Clancy, of Bussey, was on the
streets Thursday.
Hfrs. U. R. Teeple and daughter
Miss Lucille, of Abba, were guest:
Tuesday and Wednesday of Mrs. Tee
pies sister, Mrs. A. NJ. I,afferty
Mrs. Mary Homer Went to Pellf
"Wednesday to spend a week or tw,
with their daughter, Mrs. Vanderzyl
Mrs. Sarah Clark, who has been en-
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