Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-19
EDDYVILLE.
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EddyVllle, Dec. l6.-The modern
", Woodmen Of Anne America elected s,
meeting held on Tuesday night:
Venerable consul. Fred Saville; worthy
adviser, Fred Miller; banker, F. w
Steinhoff; clerk, j. F. Hall; escort, c.
L. Mooney; Waterman. Quit Powell:
sentry, ]. ]. jaeger; physician, DR.. F
M. McCrea; manager, o. H. Seifert.
Mrs. ]. p. Deliver, of Washington.
D. c., has notified Misses Lucy
and Etfie Warner and their
they are entitled to membership in the
order of the Daughters of the Ameri-
can Revolution, as the records show
eligibility on both sides of the house.
T. H. Miller, Of Hayden chapel, was
in Oskaloosa Tuesday night and We'd
nesday, attending the play, THE Land
of Nod and visiting his cousin,
Bert Richardson.
Mrs. NJ E. Holloway and daughter
Miss Stella, Of Cedar, have been Wis
iting Mrs. N. B. Holloway, who was
sick, but is better.
Rev. VIM. Beard, of Centervile. is
conducting protracted meetings at
Pleasant Corners, and has been award
ed with several additions. The inter-
est is good 1t is expected that the
meetings will close Sunday
Mrs. Catherine Cooper entertained
her daughter, Mrs. Mary Carson, of
Moulton, Monday and Tuesday.
DR.. and Mrs. Bay We're guests of
the doctors relatives at Abba the first
part of the week.
Mary, the three year old daughter
of Walter Hartman, has been sick with
! throat trouble.
daughter, Mrs. w. C. Kepple, across
tho rilar ,,ioht
Lester Denning, while choppins
wood at the Fl. S. Davis farm on Bluff
Creek Tuesday evening, accidentally
cut two of his toes quite badly.
| James Warner, who lives south of
town. had phone placed in his resi-
dence Tuesday.
DIR. J. NJ True, of Oskaloosa, was
a guest Monday of his brother G. d
True. who has been sick.
Odd Fellows lodge No. At, at Kirk
vile proposes to establish a mercan-
| tile establishment of it's own in the
near future. The lodge owns it's own
building, and as the lower floor will
soon be vacated. they will open a hard
ware store in the building, in charge
Of a competent manager, and viii
carry full line of goods.
Mrs. E. D. Simms, of Oskaloosa
came down Tuesday and remained fol-
1 the funeral Of her sister-in-law, Mrs
VIM. Colt, of Lost Creek, on Wednes-
day.
There will be Christmas enter
tainment at Hayden chapel Saturday
evening, Dec. 90. On Christmas night
a Christmas program will be given II
the Methodist Episcopal church here
Mr. Ruttain, of Pekay, was quite
badly scalded on the leg Monday by
steam escaping from a boiler.
Miss Eva Pidgeon visited with Eel
sisters, Misses Angie and Carrie Pid.
geon, at Oskaloosa the first of the
/ week.
/ Mrs. H. R. Mcvay entertained hel
brother H. A. Smith, of Bisbee, Ariz.
Wednesday.
The people of Bluff Creek will hav,
a Christmas tree and an appropriate
program at Bluff Creek chapel Christ.
mas night.
Doran Haywood, who recently pur.
chased a $50 acre farm near Bussey
4 moved his family to his farm Thurs
i day.
i Elmer Gilaspie, of Abba. was {
guest of Rev. Right and family Sun
day
/ Walter Lafferty apd Clyde Whitema,
visited Buxton and other mining
|. camps in this vicinity Tuesday.
Il Two Of the accommodation freights o,
the Iowa Central changed time Mon
day. No 60, which formerly Wen
north at II: So a. M, now goes through
here at 11:05 a. M, and No. 70, soutl
bound, formerly due at ESQ p. M, il
changed to 2:15 p. m, so each of thes
trains now arrive about half an hou
earlier.
Mrs. Mary Banner, of Oskaloosa, i
stopping indefinitely with her sister
Mrs. S. f. Williams, while the latter i
: sick.
!. The following We're some of the re
cent Ottumwa business callers: j. s
oldham Rev. Hampstead, P. P
Dunkle, Chas. Sturgeon, F. w. Fails
c. A. Pos, Chas. Kussart, Frank Ep
person j. n. Elliott, c. E. Stephenson
Mr.. and Mrs. c. l.. Funk. Mrs. H. ]
Wing. Misses Ida WEIGH Mabel Riggs
Ruth Kussart and Linnie Harding, Os
car and Ed Emanuel.
, Miss Anna Briggs entertained
number of friends Tuesday evening.
!, BLOOMFIELD.