Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-12


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IS sypar,,shn s. ~ Newton. was q
sr,,est fha latter nart of last week ~
Ria hrnthar' Tan 30 Wormf,o,1llt.. @
Is por,s 90 t,1rTaw IN - 10 Mr.. and
Mrs C,amd II tanning. of Lakonta,
q, da,fshfer, & ' I'd 8 a,
Z & re-, ,,csIia ~ i,tt,a a,avan year old
danrhfar ~ Mrs 17lr,a. Moss. was
taken siclx Thursfiav ~ 'Is "a
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sas has heen visitine Ms grandrnotlier.
Mrs. Henrietta spra le. Mr.. Spraguei
il the SIM a. n ~. Sprague. who for
Mrs. Miles Richards returned Wed
nesday from a four weeks visit with
relatives at Greenfield.s
i n w Schafer was on the sick list a
few DAYS ago.
Day lodge. No. 26. l. q. o. f., in
stalled officers as follows at their reg
ular meeting Wednesday night:
N. G.-Philip Hargesheimer.
v. CT j. JAEGER.
Sec.-wesley Donegan.
.Treas.-John lager, Sr.
r. S. to N. G.-Frank johnson.
/. S. to N. CT M. English.
r. s. to v. G-Chas. Oldham.
d. s. to ". Gas, Wylie.
Conductor-Milam BoIibaugh.
Warden-J. ]. Linderman.
r. s. S,-Jesse Swan,
%. s. Sc. S. Britt.
I.IG.-W. A. waugaman.
O. CT 3. waueaman.
Ed Gray son of Amos Gray. has been
sick since Friday with the grippe and
Mrs. j. F. Thomas returned to her
home at Cone. Muscatine county, after
two weeks, holiday visit with her
d dan Mrs r. 3. Breeden.
Hiram shafer. Of Pleasant Corners
has been SUFFERING from an attack Of
lolIinzy. g.
]. Il Montgomery. Of Kendall, Mon
tana. stopped of and visited over sun
dav with Mr. and Mrs. r. y. Kidd.
lewis Iarnne NJ Lost Creek. has
heen n,,ita aiclr VIII, coneestion az the
| lungs.
PEI Pfeiades lodge No. IL. knights Of
| PvtI,fas viii give q social Thursday
eyenina January II. for members and
their families. H.
| Rev ". 81 Eight closed his series
If rpotr meetings at the M. 3.
| church Thursdav nighf. and departed
1.-The same evening for Belmont II West
RVirginia called Nv a telegram telling
| of the serious i]lness Of his father who
has haen SUFFERING with paraiysis.
Mrs W. JsAiIen has been quite III
| for a. few days.
DR. r. ., Raw was AT Buxton FRIDAY
on a professional call.
\ The Following names should have
/. anneared IN tis list Of quests 1t the
4 James Warner reunion spoken Of d Few
( DAYS ago: Mr.. and Mrs. b. Mcmillan
and two children Vida ana Warner
Iisof Ft. Dodge: Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. War
! rier! ana two children. Dean and Ruby
of Fairfield
George Hyduk, Of Lost Creek, has
! been suffering from a carbur,cle.
Phil Dotts, who has been very sick
with pneumonia. is 90, much - better
that Miss Blanche Bowker, the trained
\ nurse who. has been with him for two
or three weeks. returned to Ottumwa
4 Saturday. she was a guest of Mrs H
/ ]. wing for q short time before leav.
ING. 80 - : 0 es
Miss SIZE Vance was In Oskalooss
Thursdav afternoon ON business.
| i. ". Holland. the famous
whistler and imp.rsonator, appeared
l u
! the auspiceg Of the Redpath Bureau O.
Chicago being the second number o.
i the hieh school. lecture course. The en-.
tertainment was well patronized ant
gave good satisfaction. There are We
three more numbers Of the course t
be given here this winter. The mex
/ one will be given O. = aturday evening
1 January %. and wi. be q lecture en-.
] titled asleeuv Heads.n by DR.. r. 6
TyrreI
The babv OF Henry Moss. Of Pleas
ant corners. has been. sick. e.. N