Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-09-30
: EDDYViLLE.

Eddyville, Sept. 29-Rev. c. "
Hampstead, the Congregational pas
tor, performed a simple wedding cere-
mony OF his home on North Second
street, at about s:45 o'clock Wednes-
day evening Sept. II, which united
the lives of Miss Pearl Palmer, of this
place, and Clyde Hartman, of Baxter.
The only witnesses present were Mrs
Hampstead and the groom's brother
G. F. Hartman. This wedding came
as somewhat Of a surprise to the peo-
pie of Eddyville. The groom arrived
here Monday night presumably for a
| short visit with relativse so but little
was thought Of this until after the
! wedding took place The couple will
leave in few days for Baxter to make
their home. The bride is the second
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Palmer,
of North Third street. She is one of
Eddyville's accomplished young wo-
men. The groom is a son of A. Hart
man, of Sixth street. BY trade he is a
ed in local drug store, but for some
time filled position in Chicago. He
| is now located at Baxter.
Mr. and Mrs. John Odem and Mr.
and Mrs. S. NJ. Davis arrived home
Wednesday from several weeks
pleasure trip to Colorado, having taken
| advantage of the G.. A. R. excursion to
visit relatives.
Mrs. L. j. Talnage has been quite
sick for some days as the result of
fall early in the week
Mr. and Mrs. j. p Timbrell of Lost
Creek, returned TUESDAY night from
Portland, Oregon. where they attended
the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Phil Scott moved his family to their
newly erected residence q Mill street
Tuesday.
Mir. and Mrs. Lewis Allender, of
kirkville, We're guests Tuesday night
of Mr.. Allender's brother, U. L. Allen
der.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lipps, Of
Phillipsburs, Kansas, arrived Tuesday
night for visit at the A. S. Dillenel
ard Thomas Lee homes, and with other
relatives west Of town. Lrs Lipos
was a daughter of the late Smallwood
thompson, but moved away from here
20 years ago.
Rev J. e. VanWinkle formerly pas
tor of the Methodist Episcopal church
was renewing old acquaintance here
Thursday.
Tom HAYWOOD has been going about
on crutches on account of sprained
ankle which he sustained in a runaway
Wednesday.
D. w. Ward and little daughter,
Louise, went to Bonaparte Thursday
to visit Mr.. Wards brother over Sun
day.
Among the county seat business Wis
this week, We're at Oskaloosa Drs
Bay and McCrea. on Monday: Miss
Maggie Biihler and F. NJ Bichford.
on Wednesday; at Ottumwa, G. F.
Hartman and Clyde Sumner and fam
lily on Wednesday.
Mrs. James Robinson was quite sick
with heart trouble at the w. T. Rich
ards home Tuesday night.
John Johnson has been i'll with
erysipelas at the home of Mrs. j. Card
rer, south of town. His sister has
also been quite sick at Mrs. Gar
dener's.
]. w. Odem, on the county line west
had the misfortune to lose consider
able quantity of grain in the stock
Monday, caused by the grain catching
stationed nearby
John Haywood and family moved
from the J. ]. Roe arts tenant propert,
on South Fourth street to the F. Z
Bassinger property Thursdav
The high school boys and the eighth
grade boys have organized rival basket
ball teams and they will play their
first match game next Tuesda-- even
ing October 3. The following are tbs
players: High school-Roy and Ray
Mater. Gervais Fails, Joe Smith and
Walter Carey; eighth grade-James
Ieki. Fred Harding, Ray Swan, Rus
sell Shields and Oscar Fails.
number of the residents of the
Sand Ridge reighborhood have been
putting in telephone party line to
connect with the Oskaloosa exchange