Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-05-20
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Eddyville. May 19.-Henry Booth, Of
Knoxville, who has been attending the
6. A. r. encampment at Oskaloosa
was a. guest of his brother in law, A
p. McGaugh, Tuesday afternoon an6
night, returning to Oskaloosa Wednes.
| day.
Hugh Clark had one bone of his les
broken above the ankle while engaged
In friendly wrestle with another
young man Tuesday evening.
Miss Violet Scovern, who has beer
stopping with her sister, Mrs. o. D
Lind, and attending the Eddyville
school the past term, left Wednesday
afternoon for her home at Sand
Prairie.
George A. Brinkman, Of Keokuk, was
q guest of his friend L. j. Stricken
Tuesday night.
Mrs. Underwood, Of ottumwa, and
her guest, Miss Frank Wood, of Mon
tana. We're over Sunday guests at the
Frank Oldham home.
Miss ELLA Kiser, of Sac City, came
Wednesday night for a visit at the
Grant Cowley home
Drs. Eppie s. McCrea and F. n
vance are in Des Moines attending
the annual convention Of the Iowa
state medical society.
claude Amber, of Lovilia, was a
guest Thursday at the Rev. w. S.
Right home.
The Fortnightly club met Monday
night at the home of Mrs. A. NJ LAT
ferty. The club has studied the Bay
View course on Russia and Japan the
past season. and at their meeting
course, so no more meetings will be
held till next October when they will
elect new officers and will then take
up the study of Germany. The Off
GERS of the past term We're as follows:
President. Mrs. Belle Y. Fails; vice
president, Miss Sue Vance; secretary
and treasurer. Mrs. A. M Lafferty
The closing program was as follows:
twentieth Century Japan" Mrs. r
THE Missionary Japan,"-Mrs. H.
j. Wig.
THE War With Japan" Miss Sue
Vance.
Japanese Temples" Mrs. T. P. FL
lott.
Japanese Art and Artists" Miss
Anna Roehde.
Roll call, noted men of present ia
pan.
Frank L. Rice. the U. M. w. A. or
ganizer who has his headquarters at
Indianapolis, Indiana, but who has
been in Tennessee for some time, ar
rived Tuesday to spend the remainder
of the month with his family in the
Mrs. M. E. Oldham property, on North
Sixth street.
DR.. L. E. Bay went to Abba Thurs
day for short visit with his par
! ents. and also to meet brother from
Illinois who is visiting with his par
ents.
Miss Hattie M. Saunders returned
to her home at Kirkville Monday after
short visit with Mrs. Frank Old
ham,
Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Fortune re-
turned to their home at Abba Tuesday
night after spending the day with Mr.
Fortunes uncle, A. e. McGaugh.
Frank Waugaman was business
caller at Ottunwa Wednesday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. L. Gillies was at Oskaloo-
sa Wednesday visiting her brother, F
M. Dashiel, who has very sick child
A. L. Cecil. OF this place; Willard
Sumers, L. K. McEwen and M. B. Lee
of Cedar, and VIM. Brown, of Civin
have been drawn on the Mshaska
county jury to begin their duties mex,
| Monday afternoon. j. M. Sandiland
who has been serving on the Mahaska
county jury. for some time, is spending
the week at home, but will return tc
Oskaloosa Monday
The G. A. r. encampment which
was held at oskaloosa Tuesday, Wed
nesday and Thursday was attended by
large delegation Of civil war veter-
ans from Eddyville and vicinity, the
following being among the number
from in and around Eddyville: Mes.
srs B. F. Gordon. H. G. True, Joe
Roberts, D: W. Ward, Phil stuber, j
e. Logue, John summerlott. VIM. AL
lison Sr., Lewis Townsley, T. B. Kate
Henry Sparks, G. G. Johnson, Hirom
McKim, S. s. Scott, ]. D. Miller, Fran
els Koontz, John jaeger ST., Geo. Ny
ers ST., John Foster, F. M. Epperson
w. S. Johnson Of Frederic.
Among the other persons who were
in Oskaloosa this week, either on bus
mess or attending the encampment
We're: H. A. Bauman on Tuesday;
L. j. Stricken, Mrs. w. M. Stuber
Miss Mamie Wright, Mesdames F. M
and Frank Epperson. and Earl NOEL
roy, on Wednesday,; Mrs. Lucy Laf-
ferty also went up and visited her son
Frank Lafferty, and attended the en-
campment
Little Lola Courson was on the sick
let q 1ox,