Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-28
EDDYviLLE.


EDDYviLLE.
Eddyville, Feb. 24.-Born, Wednes-
day, February 90, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Miller. of South Fourth street,
a baby girl
Chef Johnson, manager of the COM
pany store at Pekay, departed for Chi
cago Wednesday afternoon to be gone
over Sunday on goods buying tour.
He was met at Ottumwa by the man
ayers of the Hilton and Cleveland
stores and the three managers went
together.
Tom Johnson has been i'll with
pneumonia, the second attack he has
had this winter.
Elder j. w. Dorcas, of Des Moines,
came down Wednesday and is spend
ing few days here in the interests
of the S. D. A. state canvassers' school.
Earl T. Raglan, who has been stop
ping with his parents, Elder and Mrs.
j. H. Ragan, went to Des Moines Tues
day for few days stay at his home.
B. B. Heki has been laid up with his
old enemy, rheumatism.
Miss Erville Shahan, of Ottumwa
has been spending the week with her
grand father, A. W. Bell
Henry Martin was Kirkville visitor
Thursday.
About twenty members of Pleiades
Lodge No. Is, Knights of Pythias,
drove over to Fremont and attended a
meeting of the Fremont lodge Tues
day night. Large delegations were
also present from Oskaloosa and other
| places, a special train being run from
| Oskaloosa. The Eddyville members
speak in glowing terms of the manner
| in which they were treated and the
good time they had. Thirty-two mem
bers were initiated into the Fremont
lodge, the order having just been re-
organized at that place. The Eddyville
members who attended were: Messrs.
Chas. Kussart, G. e. Stephenson, F. E.
Vance, Karl Mayer, Clyde Riggs, Ernie
Lyon, of Cedar, Fred Crosson, A. L..
Carson, w. F. Burns, Horace Burns,
Henry Martin, Fred Wilcox, Clyde
| Sumner, w. R. Nelson, of Oskaloosa,
Walter Lafferty, John Lafferty, L. l..
McCord, Frank Epperson, Ebert Ep-
person, S. l.. Lennon and B. s. Lem
mon.
| Harry Miller looked after business
interests at Hynes Thursday.
A. G. Beamer looked after business
affairs at eP.4a Tuesday and at OF
tumwa Thursday.
The Modern Woodmen installed Of
ficers at their meeting Tuesday night
and also selected the following dele
gates and alternates to the county con-
vention at Ottumwa on April 5: Dele
gates. o. H. Seifert, j. B. Wylie, F. w.
Steinhoff, c. L. Mooney. Quit Powell
and Will Albaugh; Alternates, ]. M.
Blake, Grant Bolibaugh, Kindred Hard
ing, j. M. Grosson, Will Powell and ].
j. JAEGER.
Joe Allender. who recently moved
from Avery to the Pickerell property
! on South Fifth street, moved again
Tuesday and the family now occupies
the property of Miss Cora Free, on
/ Seventh street, recently vacated by
Mrs. Ada Harding. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Alelnder will open up laun-
dry at his home.
| Mrs. Levi Baldwin went to Ottumwa
Wednesday and had a part of needle
removed from her hand, the operation
being performed at the hospital. Mr..
Baldwin has been with her.
| A. W. Keene and John Lanning, of
Pleasant township, Monroe county
were Oskaloosa visitors Thursday.
| w. A. Hand, of Des Moines. was in
town Thursday.
w. G. Berry acted as driver for the
following party of Eddyville people
who went out to the hospitable j. B.
Wylie home, east Of town, Wednesday
night and spent the evening: O. H
| Seifert, Drs. F. M. and Eppies McCrea
and R. F. Shahan; Messrs. and Mes.
danes H. j. Wing, F. W. Schafer. N. B.
Holloway, A. M. Lafferty and F. M
Epperson The evening was spent
very pleasantly with games and music
A delicious supper was served. The
guests returned home at about one
O'Clock, loud in their praise of the man
ner in which they had been enter.
tanned.
The following are some of the cases
of sickness reported this week, some
of which have recovered: James Da
wilson, Jr., Walter Moss, F. w Fails
Mrs. F. D. Coryell and son, Frank, AL
bert Jones, Ben Culver, and Mrs
Frank Comstock.
The Washington's Birthday program
which was given at the opera house
Wednesday night was well attended
and it is said that s27 was cleared fol
the benefit of the school library. The
entertainment was given by the pupils
of the different rooms Of the school
and the young people all carried out
their parts we'll. The program lasted
from eight till about ten O'Clock.
Richard Hayes and family, of First
street, visited at Coalfield Sunday.
La Grippe and Pneumonia.
Pneumonia often follows La Grippe
| hut povor follows the rca of Hon o1