Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-05
SLIGHT DECREASE
DURING THE PAST WEEK 14,15o
HOGS KILLED AT MoRRELL
PACKING PLANT

1edicatlos Of R!verview Chapel To-
morrow Evangelist and Mrs. J. w.
Foote Entertain Members Of Bible
sschool - Other East End Items.
Ftorn Saturdays Daily
During the past week 14.150 hogs
we're killed at. the plant of John Nor
reil s. Co., Ltd, a, falling of Of nearly
1000 from last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foota Entertain.
Evangelist and Mrs. ]. W. Foote de-
Ightfully entertained the boys and
End Presbyterian church last Wednes-
day About Lightweight members of
the school were present. A devotion
al and literary program was given.
Refreshments were served,
To Dedicate Chapel.
The new Presbyterian chapel at
Riyerview will be formally dedicated
Sunday afternoon at o'clock. The
building committee have secured suffi-
cient funds to cover the expense of
building SO that with the money paid
up and the unpaid subscriptions, the
building will be dedicated free from
debt. M. T. Mcclellan, chairman of
the building committee, will give the
committees report DR.. F.. F. Stoltz,
pastor of the First Presbyterian
church, will preach the dedicatory
sermon. Evangelist ]. w. Foote will
speak upon "The Use of Gods House,
Rev. w. H. HORNED will offer the ded-
icatory prayer. Senator (. H. Har-
per will speak at the evening service
at 1880 o'clock
Other East End Items.
: Laurence Harry, of Riverview, who
has been suffering from rheumatism,
is improving.
Harry, Hoffman, of Creston, is here
visiting with friends and was at the
plant Friday.
j. B. DAILY, a stockman from Thayer,
was here last Friday visiting his moth
er, who is in the hospital TO. treat
n1ent.
81. Dawson, of the cutting depart
nnent, got an ugly cut on the. thumb
Of his left hand Friday. -
Ed. Musselman, of the packing
room, who has been in the hospital
for the past two weeks suffering from
appendicitis, is slowly improving.
Miss Edith Cline of Ottumwa, Miss
S.9Miller, Miss Alma Miller ana. Frank
Miller, of Burlington, and Roy Searcy,
John Flattery, and Geo. P. Greg of AL
bia, were here yesterday visiting the
plant
o. G. Reeves, Tho has been on his
vacation, returns to work on Monday.
N. P. Lund, Of the general Office,
Was in Chicago Thursday and wit
messed the Chicago Michigan football
game.
Miss Dorothy Lee, of Rock Island,
and Miss Rosamond S. Wright and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. McElroy, of this
city, were visitors here Friday.
]. 3. Roberts, principal of the OF
tumwa high school, accompanied by
W. F. Emery, J. S. Kinsey, Wallace
Graham and G. w. Graham were here
Friday.
Thomas Haddon, of Railroad street,
who is employed on the Burlington
car repairers' gang, is off duty this
week.. a sufferer from rheumatism.
Ed. Parkinson, of Walnut avenue,
who has bee. in Austin, Mimi, for
thirty days past, returned last Mon
day.
Phonse McGrath left for Grinnell
Thanksgiving to spend the day with
his mother.
Murphey Mcdonald, elevator man
for John Morrell & Co., Limited, was
In Fairfield for Thanksgiving.
Miss Margery Fisher, of the East
home for Thanksgiving.
O. Adamson of the hair press house,
accidentally got the thumb of his left
hod h,.,,i 1oc
1t is now rapidly improving.
Evangelist j. w Foote will preach
Ia the East End Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning as the pastor, Rev.
W. II. HORNED, is in, Bloomfield this
week.
Bert Fletcher. Of this city, entered
the service of the Oppanheimer Cas-
Ing Co. Monday.
p. Hicl1ie, of Des Moines, was here
last Wednesday making some repairs
on the A. D. T. phones.
George Giltner was here with fine
bunch of cattle Wednesday. as =
eJames Van Sandt and Kirk Newell,
two of Wapello county S farmers, were
in with hogs Wednesday. f
g. w. Langdale, foreman of the
painters gang, is enjoying his vaca-
ton since Thursday.
Neil Horn, a driver for John Nor
rell & Co, was in Agency Thanksgiv-
Ing day. -:
II. H. Berry. secretary of the p. HI.
MA. A., spent Thanksgiving with his
father in Bloomfield.
Eli Hill and George Salmon of the
cutting room spent Thursday after
noon visiting sick members of the P.
III M. A. A.
Levi Carter, of the smoke house de-
partment who lives at 406 South
| Moore street, is on the sick list suf-
1fering from an attack of typhoid fever.
Thomas Glenn. Of the cutting room,
who has been sick for seven weeks,
GAS TORiA ForIrfants and Children.
The Kind You Have AINays Bought