Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-07
EDDYvILLE.

kaloosa. The groom is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Steele, and
has passed his entire life in this vi
entity, hence is we'll known. The bride
is the daughter of Albert Westercamp,
who formerly lived south of town, but
now lives in the vicinity of oska-
loosa.
Miles Richards moved Thursday |
from the o. H. Seifert tenant property
on North First street to rooms in Mrs
A. Danforths property on Ninth
streets.
Mr. and Mrs. c. B. Barnett, of
Jonesboro. Ark, who have been visit
ing here spent Wednesday and Thurs
day with G. w. lager and family, near
Batavia. Miss Katie, daughter of R.
B. lager accompanied them.
George Strange returned to his homo
at Sarborn Friday after short visit
with his mother. Mrs. L. NJ Strange.
Miss Alice MeeSer accompanied him
home for an extended visit
L. S. DeLong and little daughter, of
st. Louis, We're guests last week of
the r. X. ard w. w. DeLong homes.
l.. L. and Will Martin returned to
their home at Woo6burn last week
after short visit with relatives in and
aro"nd Eddyville.
The baby of David Belger of South
Fifth street, is inpr wing after Sc
we're sick spell.
Willie Matthews, formerly of this
place. but now of Des Mones. was a
guest Saturday of old friends here.
Mrs. S. KiXmoeller returned to her
home at Minneapolis. MIMI, Wednes-
day night after a weeks visit with
her grando hildren, Gale and Mar
guerite Mckenzie, at the G. e. Steph-
enson hi me.
Mrs. Frank Pierce and daughter,
Grace, returned Friday from Savan-
nah Mo-, where they We're called a
week previous by the serious illness
Of Mrs. Pierce's father. On their way
home they We're DELAYED over night at
l0loris on account of the road being
blocked by a wreck.
Everett Williams had his foot quite
painfully injured Saturday.
e. w. England had a public sale at
his farm near Lakonta Thursday pre-
paratory to moving his family to Port
land, Oregon, in the near future He
will lease his farm.
Earl McElroy spent Friday night in
Oskaloosa.
George Mahaffey and family, of FIRE.
mont, were visitors Wednesday at the
HUGH Clark home.
The following were among the bust
ness callers at Ottumwa last week:
Gllv Nair, Bert Broderick, Henry
Martin. Clyde Sumner, H. R. Oldham.
Loren Albaugh, A. C.. Beamer and j.
w. Homer
John Smith attended the state fail
at Des Moines last week and went
studies in the dental school, which he
has been attending.
j. c. MacGinnitie, of st. Louis, was
here Friday on business, con ected
with the j. M. Fish estate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Galnev. of Keokuk
county, have been visiting Mrs. Gal
4 ney's sister, Mrs. Tim O'Connell.
Miss Jamie Farmhouse, of Oska-
loosa, came down Friday for short
visit with her grandparents Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. H. Scott and other relatives.
L. A. Rowe departed Friday for ST.
Louis on short business trip.
T. A. Wormhoudt and W. S. Shinn
and daughter, Miss Bernice, drove to
White City Friday on business and
pleasure trip.
j. M. Crosson who commenced serv-
ing on the Wapello county grand jury
last week, was at home over Sunday.
w. G. Berry and Walter Pyatt will
commence their duties as trial jurors
at Ottumwa Tuesday.
! j. T. johnson, north Of town, went
to Eldon Thursday and was accompan-
led home by Mrs. Johnson, who had
spent a week there with Ter daughter,
Mrs. Ray Cartwright, and at Ladds-
dale with her other daughter. Mrs.
Will Robinson.
Miss Alice West, of Grinnell. has
been visiting at the A. w. Bell home.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dronenburg re-
j turned :, their home at Plattsburg
days at the J. r. Chitwood home.
The one year old baby of Ernest
Ridley, of Coalfield, fractured its left
arm near the shoulder Friday.
Archie Miller, of near Abba, was q
business caller in town Saturday
i r. ]. oldham purchased the J. H
Stricken property on North Ninth
4 street Friday, and will move to the
same. Mr.. and Mrs. Stricken will
II leave Eddyville, but have not yet de-
!; cided upon a location.
I Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Hudson and son
\ Robert, of Missouri, arrived here Fri
day by wagon and are visiting rela-
| tives and old friends. Willie Heki
son of Mrs. Alice Heki who has spent
the summer in Missouri, returned
home with them.
, Earl and Oscar Mayer north OF
! town. were in Ottumwa Friday and
Saturday transacting business and
visiting relatives.
The following excursionists have de.
. parted for Denver, Colo, on the ex-
crrsion to the g. A. r.. encampment
: f'nl Stuper ana MeSSrS ana MeSda1nes
, Wesley Donegan.. S. M. Davis and j
J f. Hohl on Friday: Archie Gray OF
Saturday w. A. Waugaman also lief
Friday.
s. Miss Pearl Palmer left for Kalon'
Friday to spend week with he
. friend, Mrs. w. w. Jones.
{ Edna, the baby daughter Of james
Hatfield, Of North Second street, hal
) been quite sick.
t Miss Evelyn Pidgeon, after an ex
) tended visit with her parents a
Salem, returned to Eddyville Satur.
day night.
The following We're among the per-
sons from Eddyville. and vicinity wht
t attended the state fair at Des Moine'
last week: Mr.. and Mrs. Chris
!, Johnson, M. K. Pickerell and family
, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Shields
/ and daughter Dorothy. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Tom DENIM and daughter Mis-
: Maude, IF. and Mrs. j. L. Myrick, Mr.
, and Mrs Fred Wilcox, Roy Elder
t Misses Clara and Olive Bolibaugh
, Mrs. Grant Bolibaugh, T. ]. Clark ant
w. H. Gray Mr.. Gay, who Is the in.