Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-19

turned nome Sunday morning to re-
main here for the present.
ottumwa, spent Sunday at the A.
Mayer home north Of town.
Mrs r. j. Oldham and daughter,
Mary, visited Rev. w. T. Howe and
family at Packwood over Sunday.
A little party was given in honor Of
Miss Pearl Whiteman at her home on
South Fourth street from 2 till s
ent We're: Elsie Watkins, Maude
Saeger, Beryl Emanuel, Geneva Shaw
yer, Jeanette Haywood, Mona Griffin
and May Thompson
Mis-. Lulu Barnet, of Sand Ridge
was an over Sunday guest of her
brothers, j. F. and j. M. Barnett, at
White City.
In Oskaloosa Friday after spending a
few days with his grandmother, Mrs,
M. A Lester.
Miss Pete Emanuel returned Mon
day from Pekay, where she had spen
a week with friends.
The one year old child of A. U. Mil
Ter, of Frederic, has been suffering
from cholera infantum
A. Ruttan, who has been working
at Pekay, visited over Sunday at his
home at Hilton.
N. B. McNeese and daughter, Fern,
went to Des Moines Saturday to visit
Mr.. McNeese's daughter, Mrs. George
Lawless.
H. R. Oldham has been down sick
with spell of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Mary Danner. who has been
visiting with her sister, Mrs. S. E.
Williams for several weeks, returned
to her home near Beacon, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gibbons, of Oska-
loosa, spent Sunday at the j. H. Mile
home.
Irwin Terrell, who has been working
at Cricketsville, near Buxton for some
weeks. was at home over Sunday
Ira Reed, of Denver, Colo.., Joined
his family in visit at the parental
Gervais Fails home Saturday.
John Scribner and Misses Mary and
Eta Scribner, of Abba, were Sunday
guests of their uncle, Lincoln Lee, on
the county line west.
The N. B. McNeese home was en-
tered by some prowler at about i
o'clock Monday morning. After dis
posing Of quantity of eatables from
the kitchen table he departed without
taking anything of value.
Mrs Albert Mater, Of Coalfield, is
numbered with the sick.
A. S. Udell and son, Philip. and Miss
Ethel Keister, of Ottumwa, spent Sun
day at the G. E. Stephenson home.
Frank Wing and Miss Katie Cast
ner, were Sunday visitors with Rev
w. S. Right and family.
The Royal Neighbors had an ice
cream social Saturday night.
A. ]. Keefe returned Monday night
from few days visit with relatives
at Davis City.
Mrs. w. H. Sumner and Mrs. June
Findley, who have been invalids for
several months, were taken to the hos
pital at Ottumwa Monday. DIR. Eppie
S. McCrea accompanied them. They
stood the trip fairly well. though Mrs
Sumner tecame somewhat weak. Mrs.
Findley was taken on stretcher. Mr.
Sumner has leased rooms in Ottumwa
and has been moving there. His sis
ter. Mrs. Sarah Shoup, of Berkeley
California, will remain with him for
awhile. He will lease his residence
property on North Third street.
w. w. DeLong took a launch. party
up the river almost to Eveland last
Thursday evening. Those composing
the party We're: F. K. belong and
Misses Gene and Gladys DeLong
Rena Ryan, Roxie McMahan and Sue
McDole.
Grant cowley disposed of his auto
mobile Saturday to Ottumwa parties
and expects to purchase another Of a
different make.
Frank vaugaman, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Padgett, who is visiting
here, was in Oskaloosa Monday.