Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-14
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across the track so that 1t might not
be run over, when the team became
frightened. Mr. Stevens in trying to
catch the team was thrown down and
the rear wheel of the carriage passed
over his body. Mrs. Stevens was UNI,
able to get hold of the lines and fear
ing that the team would upset the car
rage in passing over the Rock Island
crossing, jumped out with their two
children in her arms. At last report
1t was thought that no very serious
injuries had been received.
Jesse McCreery and family, Of
Bloomfield. moved the first of the week
to sos Myrtle street, South Ottumwa.
spending Sunday night here with Mr..
McCreery's mother, Mrs. G. II. Hughes
and family.
Miss Emma Smock and nephews.
Virgil, Earl AMI Keith Cameron, spent
Sunday in Bloomfield with friends
Mrs. George Lionroe accompanied
her mother, Mrs. VIM. Stark, and
brother, j. s. Stark home Sunday ev-
ening for visit with them In their
Kansas home.
Clyde Spohr was an Eldon visitot
last week.
Mrs. Emma Williams and daughter,
Eta, of Drakeville, visited here last
Thursday night with Mrs. Elmira
Morris and granddaughter. Orpha Mor-
ris.
Mrs. Nancy Rundell, Of Ottumwa, Is
| spending a few days here with her
sister, Mrs. ]. T. Mum.
| ODE Burns and Thomas Riley ships
ped in a load of coal from Centervilla
last week. T. e. Putnam also shipped
| In load.
wesley stark Of Selma. visited with
friends in this vicinity last week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Walker have moved
Into the Christy property near the ho-
tel.
VIM. Buchanan and family, Of Dun-
vile were the guests Sunday Of Mr..
Buchanans sister, Mrs. Maggie Nc
Mains.
/ Rev. w. H. Slack was unable to fill
j his appointment here Sunday, being
4 called to OttunWa to preach funeral,
Presiding Elder A. v. Kendrick, Of
Keokuk, was met here yesterday after
noon by Mr.. Kirkendall, of Locust
Grove and taken TO that place where ne
!, was to hold quarterly meeting services
j last night and this morning. Presiding
Elder Kendrick came here from Ash
i Grove, where he had held services on
i Sunday morning. Mrs. John Bonar
i and Miss Martha Isles expected to
represent this point at the quarterly
II conference.
i Mrs. Susie Ritz and children visited
here Sunday with the formers brother,
G. H. Middleton and family, leaving
Monday morning for their home near
i Des Moines.
4 Mrs. I. Ware left Monday for a visit
at Drakeville with friends
j Roy Bell, who is teaching at the
!. Franklin Star school house, brought up
his school Saturday to play game Of
base ball with the school here Mr..
| Bells school won the game. Tommie
Harbour had the misfortune to get his
eye badly bruised by the ball hitting
! 1t.
T. c. Cree and family, of Bloomfield
/. spent Sunda-- here with the family
Of Orla Burns and Clyde Spohr.
: Miss Susie Roberts left Friday
morning for Marshalltown to visit
!, relatives and friends.
Mrs. Mildred Horn, Of Bloomfield,
was the grest Cunday Of her aunt,
= Mrs. Amanda Lester
5 Mrs. Sarah MCGEE attended the
birthday party Of her brother in-law,
j. S. Huffman, Of Ottumwa. Sunday.
. Homer Antrim, Of Portland, Ind.
: James Spilman, Of Eldon, and Miss
l Hattie Thompson ere guests Sunday
at the ]. G. Thompson home.
= Mrs. o. G. Bell returned home Sum
day morning from ottumwa, where
I she had made a short visit.
Miss Lillian Brackney, Of BloomI
! field, expects to give her second enter
i tainment here Friday evening. All
{ are invited.