Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-12
SIGOURN EY.

SlSOurney, sept. Ill. Is. Meredith
OF Ollie, was here on business last
Thursday
The street fair question is not dead
yet, though everything has been quiet
for the past few days. Some people
Iavoring the attraction got up re-
monstrance to the remonstrence
opposing it, and circulated
that paper promisciously everywhere
seeking signers. Both papers were
presented at the council meeting last
Wednesday evening, but the council
gave them no heed. Many people are
determined that it shall not show, and
others anxious for its coming. A part
OF their advertising matter is on hand
and being scattered about the country
announcing that they will be here for
one week. commencing the 25th day
of September.
D. Quinn, Of Washington, is here Wis
iting his friend, Art Jones.
Mrs. Ralph Riddell, of Laredo NO..
Is visiting at the home Of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. A. NJ Richmond
Miss Kate Kelly will soon leave for
Iowa City, where she will study to be
a nurse.
Fred Schipfer and wife are home
from their western trip.
Hugo Schilling and wife have gone
to Denver, Colo, to spend a month.
Dan Lucas, H. G.. Brown and Elmer
Engeldinger have gone to the west.
They will visit the exposition before
returning. Mr.. Lucas owns several
acres of land in Colorado, and will
combine business with pleasure.
w. D. Beatty and Charles Shanafelt
are in Canada looking up land values
and hunting game.
Leonard Humes, of What Cheer, was
visiting Sigourney friends few hours
Thursday afternoon.
Attorney j. c. BEEN, Of What
Cheer. was down on legal business
Thursday ana Friday.
The board of supervisors adjourned
Thursday evening to meet the first
of the coming month. Their new plan
of meeting the first of each month
works very satisfactorily and they say
1t Is convenience to themselves, and
people who have dealings with the
county.
VIM. Asberry, superintendent Of the
printing department of the school for
the feeble minded at Glenwood, with
his wife and mother, are visiting at
the home of VIM. Bell.
Henry Snakenberg and wife left for
the west Friday and expect to be gone
a couple of months. They will visit
the exposition, and different points
or interest, and hunt up relatives Of
both parties located throughout diff
ferent parts of Washington state Mr.
Snakenberg also has mining interests
IN this country that he intends look
Ing after before coming home.
Miss Miller, of Clarence, Ia, con-
Guided her visit at the Prof. Morgan
home and has left for the western
part of the state.
Superintendent Miller and wife will
Eegan their housekeeping in the Henry
srakenberg home as they will have
charge of the home during the absence
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Snakenberg.
Frank Schlitz has gone to Mime
sofa to look after some land he owns
there.
Miss Hazel Wharton, Of Dss
Moines. who has been visiting her
aunt, Miss Maude Wilson, has return
ed to her home
Mrs. George Clark and Miss Ella
Clark entertained company of
friends at tea, at the George Clark
home Tuesday evening in honor of
visiting guests, Mrs. Ttteau White
and Mrs VIM. Harlan.
Mrs: Henry McMullen, OF Red Oak.
is visiting her sister, Miss Lyde
Stevens
Miss Elizabeth Miller has gone to
Cedar Falls to resume her work as
one of the teachers in the public
schools of that place.
Mrs. c. K. Needham is court re-
porting for Judge Clements in Wash
lngton, Ia, this week.
c. M. Harlan is visiting in Indianap-
oils, Ind, at the home Of one of his
daughters.
Milton Noler is visiting in the west
and southwest.
Ollie Clark has gone to Des Moines
to enter school. She expects to take
full classical course in college.
Miss Jessie Latter is in Des Moines
attending business college.
John Lewis is in Canada on BUSH
ness. u
The Ladies Aid society Of the Meth