Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-25

only daughter of j. c. Logue, an old
settler of the neighborhood north Of
town. She is a young woman of pleas
ing disposition and has many friends.
George Smith, of Lost Creek, was
hurt in the spine and chest Tuesday
while removing pillars at Lost Creek
shaft No. 2.
Mrs. E. J. Kelley, of Valley Junction.
and Mrs. John Corcoran, of Oskaloosa,
We're guests at the Wm Gallagher
i home, east of town Tuesday.
John Sandilands and w. M. Struber
have been drawn as trial jurors from
this place to appear in district court
at Oskaloosa April IT,
Eugene Beamer, Of Bluff Creek, de-
parted Tuesday night for Greeley, Col
orado, to remain indefinitely for the
benefit Of his health.
Mrs. Koval, of Lost Creek has been
sick with the grip and complications.
Horace Perry and family, of Hynes,
will soon move to the Scripner property
on North Third street.
The Royal Neighbors gave social
In the Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night
for members and intimate friends.
About rs persons were present. Finch
and other games were played. A short
program consisting Of solos, declama-
lions, readings etc, was carried out
| was served. A thoroughly good time
is reported by those in attendance.
| Frank Secress Of North Sixth street
and Jack Stackhouse, Of Lost Creek,
were working in the mine at that
place Wednesday when huge stone,
weighing perhops three tons, fell.
Mr.. Secress escaped with a few
scratches, but Mr.. Stackhouse had his
feet quite badly bruised.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John PARROT of He'd
rick, arrived Tuesday for visit with
Mr.. PARROTS mother, Mrs. Christina
PARROT, on South Fourth street
| Miss Mary Record. who has made her
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lee.
Of Gray's Creek, for about ten years
departed Thursday morning for Sioux
City to visit her mother and will per-
! haps make her home there. About
forty young people of the Gray's Creek
neighborhood gave her a surprise at
| the Lincoln Lee home Tuesday night.
Miss Record leaves behind goodly
number Of friends, who regret her
leaving.
Mrs. James Wylie was in Oskaloosa
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordie Garfield return
ed to their home in Ottumwa Monday,
after an over Sunday visit at the c.
M. Garfield home.
| Mrs. Charles Akers, of Frederic, was
taken sick Wednesday,
w. S. Shinn and j. S. Chandler were
business callers at Ottumwa Tuesday.
w. S. Barnett, Of Sand Ridge, has
been sick with the grip.
The protracted meetings at the
Christian church are progressing nice
ly with good interest. Many people
are availing themselves of the oppor-
tunity of hearing the talented singer
/ America M. Sea, who is assisting Rev
Ragan at these meetings. Elder Rag
ans subject Tuesday evening was
The Bible Says You Must" Wednes
day evening, what is SIM" Thursday
evening, THE Evil Consequences OF
Sin on the Sinner"
i M. Robinson, John Smith and Adam
Kessinger of Pekay. who are members
of Givin Lodge, No. ATT, 1. o. o. F.
. attended the Eddyville lodge of Ode
!. Fellows Wednesday night.
Mike Gallagher visited relatives IL
, Oskaloosa Tuesday night and Wednes
/ day.
!. Frank Ruttan. Of Pekay, has beer
| suffering from the grip and tonsilitis
. VIM. Copple, of near Abingdon, wa:
in town Tuesday
| Mrs. Thos. Richardson and daughter
Miss Ella Swartz, of Hayden Chapel
have both been sick.
O. H. Seifert left Wednesday morn
ing for Chicago
A. c.. Beamer looked after business
| affairs In OSkalooSa Thursday