Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-18
.IEDDYviLLE.

Eddyville Nov. 15-rhe special
meetings at tie Congregational
church will continue. A large audi
ence was in attendance SUNDAY even
ing. On Sunday morning Rev. Hemp
stead spoke on Love for Souls" sun
day evening, Saved" Monday even
ing, Justification" On Tuesday ev-
ening he was assisted by Rev P. "A.
Johnson, of the First congregational
church of Ottumwa. The meeting on
Thursday evening will be a union ser
vice and Rev. Right, pastor of the
Methodist Episcopal church. will make
the address. Rev. Aretas E. Kepford,
or .Des Moines, noted evangelist
Will assist in the meetings next week.
Mr. Kepford is highly spoken OF by
the press, and should draw large aud
fences nightly.
Mrs. Ella Reddick, of Chattanooga,
Tenn, arrived Saturday for an extend
ed visit with her mother, Mrs. Lucy
Lafferty.-
Chas. Kessinger's baby daughter at
Pekay has been sick with congestion
Of the lungs.
Miss Edna Sturgeon. of Abba, was
guest Sunday of Miss Fay Watkins.
! The Eddyville Izzers, the newly or
ganized baseball team, will play the
| Lucky Stars from Oslkaloosa on the
AAOAaPsol pdIh HEAL di
noon, Nov. 10, commencing at $3.50
o'clock.
Go to G. A. Pos for harness.
D. w. England and family. and
Mrs. Tom Lanning, who have been in
the western states for the past two
months. visiting relatives and friends,
returned on Saturday morning. They
also attended the Portland exposition.
Mr.. England has been seeking a loca-
| f.fnn h1It will al In, iy,.
definitely. He has purchased the
Thos. Odem farm, adjoining his own
farm near Lakonta
George Sullivan, Frank Sloan. Jesse
Hutton, Clarence Grimes and Ed Per-
dillon. of Oskaloosa, were In town
Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Francis has been Ill for
Mesdan1es A. Truax, r. w. Schafer
and F. NJ. McCrea and Mr.. and Mrs
James Wylie attended the funeral OF
Mrs. ]. A. L. Crookman In oskaloosa
Sunday.
Mrs. Earl True returned Saturday
from short visit with Ottumwa rela-
tives. G. d. True. who accompanied
her down and who is still In ottunwa
has not been SO we'll this week
Carl Oden1, formerly Of Bluff Creek
but now of Cedar Edge, Colorado, ar
rived Sunday morning to visit rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Lucv Grifflths Of ottumwa, has
been visiting her brother, A. w. Bell
Mr.. and Mrs. Bell and Mrs. Griffith
visited at Cuba over Sunday
w. J. Hays and family. who have
lived here for about two years past
left Tuesday for Dunlap to make their
home. Mrs. Hays father. ]. L. Bah
cock, who has been making his home
with her, left Monday for Hastings
Neb.
Ben Briggs and Horace Burns drove
| to Buxton Sunday, #, w. Sohafer
was at the same place on Monday,
The twelve year old son of John
| Wesley. of Pekay. has been suffering
from typaoid fever.
| Rev. Right was at Hillsboro, Tues.
day, officiating at a wedding,
One Of the bridge gangs which has
been working on the Iowa Contra
trestle for some time, left Saturday
The other gang viii be here some day,
longer,
j. II. Davis. Of Bluft Creek, n build.
Ing number Of outbuildlnes on hiI
4 farm,
Go to q. A, Pos for harness,
4 Mr., and Mrs. r J, Packer. at o..
kaieosa. were in town Monday,
4 The Eastern stars had some wori
Friday night, altar which refreshments
were dispensed,
Miss Bess Hnanuel has been sicl
this week,
Frank Wins, Charles Hendrieh ant
Melvin Spencer and Misses Anna AMI
Kate Caetner of Leviliar were supda,
guests at the Rev, Right home, VIII
Hatfield, of Loyilia, waa also Sun
day visitor with friends here,
Mrs, @, O, Palmer visited Mrs, Iunt
Findiey in the ottuTnwa hospital las
Saturday, and found her slightly i'm.
proved, Roy Palmer accompanied hi
mother and looked after some business
mattera,
i Quartarly meeting was hald at tn,
Methodist Hpisoepal church Monday
morning, by Presiding tldee IT. II
Smith, of Hedriet. Hhe meeting wal
quite wen attended, several ct tn,
tarays Greek and Hayden membarz be-
ing present.
Il The Yeomen teek IN TIVE eaniidate
Friday night: They expect ia have {
class of about thirty candidates in tn,
near future, as Local Deputy At
Shields has been at work here for FeV
eral weeks;
4 There were four conversions at tn,
protracted meetings at the Church o
Christ last week. Three were baptiset
In the river Sunday: Elder Hall, of OF
4 tumWa., assisted in the meeting Brida.
evening.