Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-04
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]. G. Gibson Of the killing departs
m ent, was off duty this week q short1
time on account of sickness.
r. N. Morrell, whohase been at sew
eral of the summer resorts in Michigant
for the past two weeks on a vacation
will return home Monday.
John Schworm of the casing depart.1
ment, who has been very sick for
weeks past, is now slowly improving.i
Miss Nellie Westing, central at theJ
general office, is off duty this week oni
account Of sickness.
Harvey Lottspitch, remittance man
in the office, is off on a two weeks va
cation.
James Trenneman foreman Of the
loading gangs, was called to London.
Canada, yesterday, by telegram an.
nouncing the dangerous illness Of hisi
father.
Paul Boyd. employed in the trim.
ming room, leaves Monday for DenyerA
Colo.
Mrs. Orville Holt Of Pueblo, Colo. i
is here visiting with her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Millisack, in South
Ottumwa and with Mr. and Mrs. ].
LOOMS Of Riverview
Thomas Berry,. secretary of the P,
H. M. A. A., accompanied by his son.
will spend Sunday in Bloomfield with
his father.
J. Smith. an employee here, is sick at
his home on Orchard street.
i Mr.. and Mrs. s. o. Barden and three
children OF Washington, Iowa, are here
visiting at the home of Mrs. Barden's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Allott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ketchem of Nor.
rell street, who were in Chicago WIS.,
iting last week returned home Monday.
i R. L. Belts, travelling salesman for
John Morrell & Co., last last Thursday,
!, evening for an extended business trip
in the northwest.
Mr.. Muldoon Of East Main street Is,
greatly improving his property bW
building an addition, painting and oths
erwise improving it.
II Rev. Wallace Mcmillan Of Albion.1
Mich, is having his property on Iowa.
avenue, reprinted and repaired and
greatly improved.
81 William Stinson of Buxton was herel
on brief business trip Thursday.
Charles Mckinney, Jr, is sick With
typhoid fever at the home Of his par.]
ents on the corner of Iowa avenue anG
!, Hayne street.
Wesley Lake Of the killing departs
: ment is on the sick list this week, sufI
fering with fever.
Thomas Baker of the cooper shop
goes to Sioux City this week to engage!
in cooper work in that city. /
: Mrs. w. B. Ramsell, accompanied bYI
her sons Will and Max and her daugh-I
ter Miss Blanche, left last night on
Burlington No. for few weeks visit
with relatives and friends In Colorado
Springs, Colo.
Mrs Emma Melberg Of Kansas City,
Mo-, is here on visit to her parents
? Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Peck on MabeH
: street.
William Brawley Of the local room 4
who has been on the sick list for some.
time, returned to his work Monday.
!, Mrs Maggie Mckinney of Hayna
: street is in Eddyville this week visit
ing friends.
;. Frank Miller, an employee Of the LARD
refinery is unable to work on account
!, !, of an injured foot caused by steppinsi
!! : on a nail.
4 Lewis e. Johnson, secretary Of this
Y. M. G. A. at Buxton, was here in con.
l sultation with T. D. Foster last Tues
). day.
Among the visitors at the plant this
: week were G. w. Montgomery, Moul.,
: ton; l.. D. Montgomery, Ottumwa; b..
r. Mitchell, Moulton; Gus McCleary,
J. Mt. Pleasant; Arthur Harris, Ottum.
wa; Miss Golden Stein, Ottumwa; Mr..
: and Mrs. J. A. Carlson, Centerville; e..
! w. Rugglies and Arthur Harris, He'd.
Z rick; Mrs. M. Stein, Miss E. Stein.
s Miss Celia Sax. Ottumwa; John JesS
berg, Phoenix, Ariz.; J. d. Ashby, Lu.
8 cas-; Henry Holland, Valisca: r.
d Knapp, Abba; DR.. J. P Cook, Leigh-
9 ton; ]. A. Baker, Ottumwa; S. F. Ba-
ker, Purchase Line, Pa; William Ba-
!. ker, Creston; Miss Maud Baker and
J Mrs. William Baker, Ottumwa; Donald,
q McElderry, Fairfield; Hattie Langford
Il and "A. M. Langford. Springfield, H.:
Miss Fay Cantrall, Athens, Ohio; Miss
y Laura Langford and Vivian Bradley
+ Ottumwa.
The corn has SO many friends thai
9, 1t Is unnecessary for it to do any part
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