Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-02-23

Cal, is visiting his brother, deputy
postmaster, Frank Brown and other
relatives throughout the county.
Mayor H. G. Leach spent Sunday in
Lancaster, Mo.
Mrs. Mary Findley who has been
spending the winter with her son DR..
]. B. Findley Of Des Moines, returned
Monday accompanied by DR.. Findley
who Is spending a few days on bust
ness In Bloomfield
A. d. Fellows of Auburn. Cal, is Wis
iting relatives in the city and county
He made his home here about seven
teen years ago, while attending the
southern Iowa normal school. Follow
ing, his graduation he became princi-
pal of the Pulaski schools and while
visiting there last week received
most hearty greeting from former stu
dents.
E. S. Rutledge has sold his farm two
miles east Of Drakeville to Peter
Whitehed and is preparing to move his
family to Hamilton county where he
has purchased farm.
R. G. Hardy after months Illness,
from pneumonia, was obliged to return
to the Hardy farm on Monday after
spending few days at the Office
where he found that he was still UNI
able to resume his work. He will re-
main at the farm untN he fully recov-
ers.
Miss Charlotte Davis pleasantly en-
tertained friends at 6 o'clock dinner
on Sunday
Ed. Pickenpaugh Of Unionville, Mo-,
was business visitor at this place on
Monday.
Mrs. Ira Prevo of ottumwa is spend
ing a few days with her parents, Mr..
and -4rs. T. j. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hugh Elson Of
Unionville, Mo-, will arrive today to
assist in furnishing music for the X.
! P. minstrel show to be given on We'd
nesday evening.
A very enjoyable reception which
was complimentary to Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Battin was held Saturday even
ing at the Thomas Bowlinger home of
! Stuben. The evening was spent in
playing cards and an excellent lunch.
con was served.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Wray enter
tanned friends at dinner Sunday. Those
to whom the compliment was extended
were: Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Lester and
daughter Eva, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Da
Wis and daughters, Mr.. and Mrs. F. @
Young and son, and Mrs. Flora Nc
q Achran and son.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Lester spent Sun
day in Moulton at the home Of Mrs
Il Testers sister, Mrs. j. j. Tutwiler and
i family.
1f hE~f, H.
Is visiting at the w. j. Steckel home
gave a number of cello solos at the
Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday
morning and evening which greatly
pleased the congregation.
The friends Of Mrs. F. W. Eichel
berger are very sorry to learn of her
serious illness at Centerville, where
Judge Echelberger is holding court
Mrs. Eichelberger was recovering from
a severe attack of pneumonia when
she suffered relapse from which she
} was dangerously i'll on Saturday.
Miss Una Henderson left Tuesday
for Chicago to spend few days OF
business.
4 Clarence Deupree Is spending {
:. short time in Chicago visiting at the
! home of his sister. Mrs. Porter H. Nor
8 gan. 8 5S
e. B. Kinnick Of Kinnick, Oklahoma
formerly of this city Is spending ;
short time with relatives while Ell
: route to Jamesport. Mo-, to join hi
family who preceded him to that point
8 Mr.. Kinnick has rented his farm ii
e Kinnick for a year but has retained
4 about twenty acres which he will plan
: this year.
!; Mrs R. e. Dowell has sold her res
idence property to Mrs. M. j. Ham 70
SLIPS.
Miss Helen Clayton left Monday 70
Des Moines to spend couple o
Il weeks.
Y Mrs. Fannie Gilmore was called t,
G Cedar Friday by the illness of he
father-in-law, Mr.. Gilmore, who is yer
!. sick and whose recovery is doubtful
o Claude G. Mccain left Monday 70
n Cincinnati to spend short time o.
business.
It W. H. Black and family Of Ottumws
spent Sunday with relatives in thi
= city.