Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-02
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Richland, Oct. S1.-Last Thursday.
Master Bud Coffman was In the broom
factory, and came too near the broom
cutter and got his thumb Of his right
hand caught and cut off just below the
first joint. A physician was called
and soon had it fixed c omfortable.
Bert Givins has rented the Albert
Johnson farm, south Of town, and will
move onto it the first of February.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
daughter. Huldah, came down from
Ollie Thursday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Enoch Cox.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. p. Smith, who
have been spending several weeks in
Washington and Oregon, with rela-
tives, returned few days ago, much
pleased with their western trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodson of Marshall
town, came down last Wednesday to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Enoch Cox,
which occurred Thursday.
Quite number of citizens from
here attended the Sunday school con-
vention north Of town Sunday at
Kingsley chapel.
Mr.. Morain and family droe to
Martinsburg Sunday for visit with
relatives.
| Mesdames Lilly Templeton and
Luella Neiswanger, of Almina, KAN
sas, and John McNeely, of Kansas
lily, SlSltiS duu -'pIOlueT VI Tie ldlc
4 Mrs. Cox, came in last Wednesday to
attend her funeral.
I Mesdames lila Greeson and Bower
master of Fairfield, came UP last
Wednesday to attend the funeral Of
Mrs. Enoch Cox on Thursday
Mrs. A. F. Bridger attended the
Eastern Star convention at Davenport
last week as delegate from the lodge
here.
Jesse Daggett, of the. Clarion, came
i over from Ottumwa and spent Sunday
4 with his family. He is. Improving, but
i will return to the hospital for a while.
i Mrs. Charles Dunbar, who has been
/ visitin~ her mother, Mrs. Sheridan.
4 and other relatives west of town, re-
turned last Tuesday t. her home in
4 Peoria.
j Mrs Lemma Mills and sister, Mary
i O'Brien, who We're called to Newberg
on account of the illness of their
i brother, Ed o'Brien, returned home a
few days ago. and report him better
4 He is in the Joliet hospital.
! Miss Leora Price. of Oskaloosa, was
a guest last week Of her sister, Mrs
j. M. Barnett of this city.
! The Misses Louise, Lucille and Mil
4 dred Brady, who are attending college
at Mt. Pleasant, came up Friday even
q ing and remained over Sunday at home
with their parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Cox, who have
been visiting relatives in Michigan
returned a few days ago.
Messrs. johns Carmichael, A. c
Brady. Frank Vastine and A. f. Bridg.
er attended Odd Fellows lodge at Keots
last Thursday night to witness some
special work. t;'
> Married, last Wednesday evening a
the home of Mayor w. H. Smith, Franz
Mcconnell and Miss Maud Fulton.
> well and favorably known couple liv
ing north Of town.
Jesse Bales, who has been employee,
on Frank Pugf's farm the past sum
mer, moved his family to town las
week. where his children could atten,
school.
DR.. r. H. Payne has been hav n,
cement walks put down on the soutl
and east of his business house.
r. H. Cutler, of Sigourney, was
business V isitor in town last Thurs
day. 800
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bray, of Wash
ington. came over Sunday to visit MI
= and Mrs. Henry Pringle and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. James White, Of Ke
y ota, were over Sunday visitors witt
= Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Mills.
Daniel Fogleman came up from Ell
don last week for visit with Rifle,
;. Coble and family.
. Joe Eicher and family OF Packwood
. were visitors with the A. c. Brad,
family Sunday.
+ Mrs. Daisy Keltner, of Fairfield, !
= a. guest of her mother, Mrs. Woolum.
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