Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-07-11

| Niile, are visiting their grandparents
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford and Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. White.
DR.. j. ]. McElwel and wife are home
from a visit at their old home place
III Missouri. The doctor says they en-
joyed the trip greatly though the old
| state Is much dryer than Iowa.
Fred Leichti returned to his work
IN Des Moines last Thursday.
| Dr. and Mrs. Oliver are home after
months sojourn in the west. The
doctor preceded Mrs. Oliver, by one day
children, who had been visiting with
relatives In that city during their alb
sence. While away they visited many
points Of interest along the Pacific
coast, stopped up in the mountains a
/ rev days, rode on the ocean, visited the
Lewis and Clark exposition, and came
nome by the northern route.
DR.. Hay and family, Of Iowa Falls.
are visiting at the home of DR.. Bar
rett
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Quimby, of Des
Moines, are visiting at the G. G. john
son home.
Mrs. f. H. Maryland has left for her
new home in Muskogee, Indian Terri
tory enroute she will stop and visit
sister at Grand Junction, Kan.
Sandy Moody has arrived from st.
" Ntsoil liiS oSCd IaSihSi'
Mrs. S. A. Beatty and H. S. Sanford
are visiting at the L. w. Bartholomew
home.
B. L. Wilcox is enjoying visit from
his mother Of Toledo, o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Bensmiller of He'd
rick, have been spending the last few
days here.
few days this week at the Thomas
Kelly home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Moore, of Kan
sas City. and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Moore
OF Ottunawa, spent the Fourth with
their step mother, Mrs. Rosa Moore.
Lou Brady of Richland. was among
the Sigourney visitors Thursday.
Mrs. L. M. Meas has been dangerous
~ i'll the last few days, at the plasce
IN Oregon.
Miss Matte Morrison. of Manning
is visiting Miss Mary Kelly. These
young women We're both teachers In the
Manning schools last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. F. Riddell, of Web
ster, came down on railroad yeloci-
pede and attended the circus Thursday
night
Mrs. Julius Nitz who has been SER
icusly ILL., is improving.
Attorney K. E. Wilcockson spent
part of this week in the city Of Musca-
tine.
Mrs. A. H. Brunt is home from a
visit with a sister In Marengo.
Miss Ethel Kelly, OF North English,
Is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. George James left for visit In
New York state.
w. L. Kuch and wife. of Victor, are
visiting at the John Swisher home.
Carleton Brady. of Richland, IS visit
ing at the d. T. Stockman home.
L. Foley and family, of Washington,
visited at ]. T. Parker's Wednes-
day. 4
Miss Margaret Sherlock completed
the course in the college Of physicians
and surgeons of Chicago last month.
and is here visiting her uncle, j. B.
Sherlock.
Mrs Glass and son, of Oskaloosa,
are visiting at the Jack Dwyer home.
Mrs. G. w. Dobie, Mrs. Passig, Miss
Carrie Stranahan and Mrs. Ogan, an
aunt of Mrs. Ida D. Wheeler, the
deputy county treasurer. left over the
Rock Island route for Portland, Ore.
last Wednesday evening. They plan
ned to stop in Kansas City, about a
evening for Oregon. Mrs. Ogan has
been living with Mrs. Wheeler for sew
eral months. On Friday morn
ing, Mrs. Wheeler received tele-
gram from Miss Carrie Stranahan
stating that Mrs. Ogan was violently
insane, and that the party had been
compelled to stop off at Hayes, Kan,
and place the unfortunate woman I'M
the hands Of the sheriff Of that place
and ask what to do under the circum-
stances. Mrs Wheeler telegraphed
back to have her returned to this place
and it Is expected they will arrive to-
night.
Fred Parker came down from What