Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-04
EDDYViLLE.

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Hddyville, March s.-Miss Bertha
Waugaman is able to be in school
again after a weeks absence on ac-
count of sickness.
John jaeger, ST., was an Ottumwa and
Batavia caller last Tuesday.
Miss Ollie Martin, of Kahoka, Mo-,
who has been visiting in Ottumwa,
came up Wednesday to visit till Sat-
Stricken
Mrs. Nate Kennedy, of coalneld, has
been on the sick list.
The Trio Concert company, COM
posed Of Lula May Ryder. soprano:
w. B. Lowry, baritone and whistler,
entertainment at the M. e. church .
next Wednesday evening. March 8. J
r. M. Beamer, A. G. Black and ]. L.
Jones We're business callers at Pella
Thursday.
Misses Lizzie and Lena Liebus, Of
Oskaloosa, were over Sunday guests
of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Liebus
The little son Of wylie Berry. OF
Bluff Creek, has been sick with con-
gestion Of the lungs
Miss June Pidgeon and little Fay
Edwards returned Tuesday night
from an extended visit with Miss Pid-
geon's relatives at Salem. Miss Eva
and Harry Pidgeon are expected from
| Salem next week.
/ The R. N. x. Whist club was en-
tertained by Misses Eppie and Grace
| Wylie at their pleasant home east of
town Wednesday night, about six
couples being in attendance. After a
number of exciting games had been
4 played supper was served. A good
time is reported.
Il The sixteen wear old son of Mr.
/ Double, of Frederic, has been i'll
threatened with typhoid fever.
Il ]. Randolph Kussart and family.
who have been living in the property
if Miss Hanna Ives, on North Sixth
street, moved Wednesday to the ten
!. Eighth street. formerly occupied by
Lee Roberts.
Mrs. Jahu Watkins returned Thurs
day morning from a six weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. D. w. Hedrick,
at Kansas City.
John Lewis, who lives in the Glib
son property, on North Fourth street,
has been quite sick.
Mrs. L. P. Breeder left for Cones
} vile Thursday morning to attend the
| funeral of Mrs. VIM. Harper, her
grandmother, who died Wednesday
morning after protracted illness.
3 The business men Of Eddyville met
3 d
to organize a business mems associa-
ton. A committee composed of o. H
n Seifert, w. S. Shinn and Miss Manita
6 Harper was appointed to draft a suit
4 able constitution and bylaws, and re-
n port at the next meeting which will be
\ held at the city hall this evening. The
v organization will be formed for the
n purpose of promoting the general in.
v terests of the town, and will seek tc
e draw trade and new enterprises to the
a town by exploiting the many natura
advantages Of this locality.
, Mrs. Frank Daggett, of Otturnwa
d was a guest of her grandmother, Mrs
: Henrietta Sprague for a short time
n Tuesday.
g A number of the friends of Davit
n McMahan, son of Al. McMahan, unde
Is took to surprise him Monday night, bu
Il he became aware of the plans. TIL
= evening was passed very pleasant.
! with games. Those participating
: were: Misses Blanche Green, Mabe
: Gertrude E. Oldham, May McDole
r Maggie Davis, Grace Riggs, Ros
ii, Conner; Messrs. Clyde Saville, Georg
IS Clegg, Eddie Myrick.
as Pastor c. w. Hempsted will take 70
the subjects of his sermons at tn
l. Congregational church next Sunday
10 March 6: Morning subject, 9TH
p j.
at curities."
A group of neighborhood ladies me
"a with Miss Sue Vance Tuesday after
noon and enjoyed themselves playin
of whist.
- A young daughter of Ed Worrell, OF
20 at Frederick, has been sick.
at Miss Dollie E. Davis, on the Oska
or loosa road, has been i'll for a fe'
dy days.
,ct much surprised Wednesday nigf
til when about twenty neighbors an
friends came in on them, but they 500
at recovered from their surprise and Ell
all tertained the company in their cleyt
he way. Various games such as flinc
Of and Sherlock Holmes were played. TT
as guests had brought lunches with the
oh and partners were secured by mattel
ing slips of paper on which verses hs
be been written and then cut in tw
,rv Those attending We're Messrs al
Mesdames ]. Nj. Crosson, w. S. Kigf
he C. R. Harper, Fred Miller, c. l.. Fun
lsb G. E. Stephenson, B. F. Gordon, E.
,ck Bay, Fred Wilcox, A. E. McGaug
Bile Mrs. Kate Beedle, Rev. w. T. How
m. of Packwood.
m F. E. Bassinger has been movil
from the Brown farm to the w.
Kepple farm, near Kirkville.
and Mrs. L. G. McDonough and eli
Shaw, of Lacey. were here this we
m attending the funeral of Mrs. ia
White and visiting relatives.
ar Albert Westercamp, who recent
out 4 sold his farm across the river, W
art move his family to the vicinity of Q
uf- kaloosa-