Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-12-05
was able to return to work last Mon.

was able to return to work last Mon
day.
The Thanksgiving service last
Thursday at the John Morrell &Co.
dining room was we'll attended a
good sermon was listened to and a
substantial collection for the poor and
needy was taken.
John Harry, who drives one Of the
company's teams, and who has been
one Of the regular empaneled jurors,
has been excused for the rest Of the
term, and began work again Wednes-
day.
Ex-Street Commissioner Mike Nc
Inerny has moved from the corner of
Walnut avenue and Main street to
his farm, two miles east Of the city.
John Nader, OF the green meat eel
lar, was Off duty a short time this
week ca account Of the illness Of his
wife.
Charley Parkinson, of the box fac
tory, has resigned his position and is
taking course at the Commercial
college.
VIM. Johnston. stock man, who
resides north of Agency, was here
with hogs last Monday.
John Dugan, of the fire department,
who was called to indianapolis, Ind,
last Thursday by the death Of his
mother, writes to friends in this city
that he will remain in Indianapolis for
the future
J. H. Lockwood and cousin, D. e.
Morgan, of Leon, were visitors at the
plant Tuesday.
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ming department. who has. been in
ter, Mrs John HORNED, returned Fri
day.
Miss Kate Shields was business
caller last Tuesday afternoon.
Francis Dunn, of Melrose. an old
employe of John Morrell & Co., Ltd,
was here on business last Monday
morning. -
George Evans, a stockman from
near Hedrick, was here on business
at the sales office Monday.
Tom Mullen, an old employee in the
dry salt cellar, who has been on the
sick list for a long time, returned to
work last Monday.
Ernest Gearhart, of Hopkintown, is
in the city for the winter and will
make his home with his aunt, Mrs. j.
w. Foote, corner Iowa avenue and
Second. street.
Rev. w. H. HORNED is In Bloom
field this week assisting Rev. T. Will
son in revival services.
s. A. Gillum, janitor of the East End
Presbyterian church, went to Fairfield
on business last Monday.
Miss Ruth Gillum, who resides on
Hayne street, is i'll, being threatened
with pneumonia. s.
Verne Sleignt, of the lard refinery,
has left the service of John Morrell
& Co. and left for Denver, Col, Mon.
day.
.Ex-Sheriff Tom Stodghili, Of Chilli
cothe, was at the scales office last
Saturday on, business.
Wesley Huddleston, of the cutting
room, has built himself a new house
in Riverview near Tacoma street, and
moved into it this week.
Frank Cox, OIL the coopers' depart
ment, has sold his property on Mabel
street, and bought a ten acre fruit
farm near the Catholic cemetery.
Ed. Boston was at the general office
last Saturday on business.
Eph. Allen, of Agency, transacted
business in the city Saturday.
Eli Hill, of the cutting ROOM badly
cut the wrist Of his left arm last Sat
urday.
Ernest Newell, an old employee in
the machine shop, who has been out
west all summer, returned, to his old
place Monday.
Wallace Connolly, from north OF
Agency, was here with load OF choice
porkers last Monday.
Charley Hellon, of Round Point was
among the many farmers who were
here with hogs Monday.
George Mason, head salesman IN
Morrell's meat market, was sick q
short time last week but returned to
his work last Monday.
j. B. Haber, OF South Ottumwa, and
his brother, Fritz Haber, of Oskaloo.
sa, were Visitors here Monday.
A cottage prayer, meeting will be
held next Monday evening at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Stin-
son, corner of May and Mabel streets.
John Lloyd, formerly superintend.
ent OF the Iowa division A. D. T. lines,
has resigned his position and has
moved to Washington.
How to Cleanse the Blood.
4 perseyerins use Of DR. David Ken