Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-02

visiting his sister Mrs. c. L. Myrick,
and attending the State Fair.
DR.. Jenkins of oskaloosa was in
town Saturday on business.
Born, Monday, August %, to Mr..
and Mrs. U. H. Miller, of near Fred
eric, daughter
Mrs. Abigail Williams departed for
Edna, Mo, Friday night, called by
the serious illness Of her grandson.
One of her granddaughters accompa-
MED her.
| VIM. 11cCee and son, Ivan, of I.o-
Gust Hill, Mo-, will soon return home,
after visit with relatives and friends
on Gray's Creek.
| g. M. B. Myers, after an illness Of
Two weeks from throat trouble, was
able to be out Sunday.
| Little Miss Dearcie Carroll returned
SSto her home at Ottumwa Saturday af-
ter an extended stay with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs w. P. Gray.
Miss Agnes Allender, who has been
stopping with her aunt at Corydon
the past eight months, returned to
Eddyville Saturday to enter school
here.
Mrs c. M. Garfield and daughter,
Mabel are SPENDING the week with
her sister, Mrs. Cordie Garfield, in
Ottumwa.
Mrs. S. M. Davis and son, Ernie.
visited at the Albert Mendenhall home
in Oskaloosa Monday and attended the
circus.
Mr.. Keqhart of Stuart, an S. D. A.
district overseer, has been spending a.
few days with the S. D. Adventist
people hereabouts.
Miss Clara Mitchell returned to her
home at Ottumwa Monday, after
spending few days at the j. S. Old
ham and J. r. Davidson homes. Mas
short visit.
John Liebus an old settler of this
place, is moving his family to Oska-
loosa this week. Two Of their daugh-
tiers reside there.
Miss Stella Holloway. who has been
attending college at Quincy, Illinois,
is spending a weeks vacation at
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Harper of near
Givin visited at the J. H. Miller home
Saturday.
]. A. Traister Of Pleasant township
has been chosen to serve as a trial
juror on the September term Of the
Monroe county court. Walter Pyatt
and w. G.. Berry will soon go to OF
tumwa to serve on the Wapello coun
ty jury.
Miss Frank Funk was visiting in
Ottumwa Friday and Saturday.
Ernie Lyon of Cedar was in town
Friday and Frank Moore of the same
place was business caller Saturday.
Rev. w. S. Right spent Thursday
night in Abba.
Jacob Free, one of Eddyville's old
settlers, was able to appear on the
streets MONDAY for the first time in
several weeks owing to sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Gibson and lit
tie son, east of town, went to Des
Moines Monday to attend the State
Fair They were accompanied by Mr..
Gibson's mother Mrs. Adeline Gibson,
of Iowa City, who had been visiting
them. From Des Moines they will gol
to Winterset to visit some relatives
there.
Mrs. Jesse Swan and son, Clarence,
went to Ottumwa Monday to see Mrs.
Swans mother Mrs. Emma Lhost,
who has been sick.
Miss Julia Sullivan and nephews,
James and Dan Sullivan, returned to
their home at Beacon Monday. after
visit at the Con Sullivan home.
Cecil Bunnell of Oskaloosa came
down Tuesday to spend a few days
with her uncle, Jas. L. Sipes.
The different churches Of the town
which have been holding union ser
vices in the park on Sunday evenings
during the summer, held their last I'M
ion service last Sunday night Owing
to darkness coming on earlier than
formerly, the evening services will be
held in the churches hereafter
Misses Halle and Rose Heki, who
have spent the summer with relatives
in Missouri, have returned home to
enter school. Their sister, Miss Sabra
Heki, who has also been in Missouri,
will return next week. Her grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. David Hudson, will
come up from Missouri with her on a
visit