Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-01-24
HAVE u s FILLED.
Ice Harvest for John Mcrrelt & Co.
Ltd viii Soon be Completed


lce Harvest TOR John Morrell q Co,
Ltd. viii Soon be Completed
From Mondays Daily.
The harvest of ice by the plant OF
John Morrell & Co, Ltd. Is nearing
completion. The houses located at the
plant In East Ottumwa have all been
filled and now only the houses in
West Ottupwa r to be filled.
Within a few days, the entire harvest
will be completed. The ice cut this
year by John Morrell & Co., is CON
sidered very fine.
East End Items.
John Cavins of the packing room Is
reported to be- dangerously Ill at his
home in Riveryiew.
A ring makes q suitable graduating
present. I have them In solid gold,
from $1.50 up. G. B. Reynolds, Jeweler.
Wilson Upton one of the fire ladies
was on the sick list last Friday and
today.
II. Croft Of Milwaukee an old time
Burlington engineer entered the serv-
ice OF John Morrell & CO., Ltd, last
Wednesday IN the chief engineers de-
partment.
John Tennyson from the west, for
mer1y In the packing house and en-
ployed as horse sheer in the black
smith shop. visited the plant on Mon
day.
Bernard Allott Of Des Moines was
here on a brief visit with his parents
and friends last Wednesday.
H. Huddleston of the fire department
was off duty part of this week a suf-
ferer from an injured hand.
Evangelist William Foote Of Fair
field was in the city Monday and Wis
tied with Rev. w. H. HORNED. Mr..
Foote is contemplating moving to this
city.
All grades Of watches and any make
Of case you desire, at G.. B. Reynolds
Jeweler, Iowa venue and Main st.
Mathew Rowel of the killing gang
who has been visiting friends in He'd
rick returned to his work on Monday.
Miss Marie Messenger one Of the
teachers in the Old Chapel night
school lost a gold watch last Tuesday
! evening while on her way to the street
car. 1t was found however, and re-
turned to he by William BARLEY of the
stock yards.
The attention Of the P. H. M. "A. A.
membership Is called to the notice
posted on the corner of Supt. Bullock's
office. This rule will be faithfully fol
lowed in the future.
John Rimmer who got his feet badly
frozen while skating on the pond near
Mineral Springs is improving.
Mrs. H. D. Robinson of Riverview
has received a collection Of book.
marks made by a little girl in Japan
who is being educated by 4 club of
young women Of which Mrs. Robinson
is president. These bookmarks have
all been sold for Csc each and the
money will be used for the little girls
education.
Robert Hall of the cooper shop was
on the sick list a short time this week
Richard Harris Of the coopers' de,
partment has resigned and entered
the employment of the Winterbottom
Cooperage company Of KeEsington, q
suburb of Chicago, III.
Fred e. Church travelling inspector
for an insurance company was here
on business Friday afternoon.
Roy c. West of st. Louis, Mo, was
in the East End Monday.
Levi Noah who has been confined
to his home for several weeks is i'm
proving slowly.
John Brakey is able to be out again
after being confined to his home three
weeks with rheumatism.
Watches. clocks and jewelry re
paired. All work guaranteed. G. B
Reynolds. Jeweler, Iowa avenue and
Main street.
Mrs. James Trenneman and he1
daughter Miss Alice who have been
in Colorado for several months for the
benefit Of Miss Alice's health return.
ed home the first of the week.
u. G. Wright conductor on the Abba
Des Moines branch of the Burlington
spent Thursday at his home, 1923 East
Main street.
Mrs. Susan Mann, 1402 East Main
street, went to Chicago on Thursday
evening to visit for a while.
Charles Schafer, 118 Kirkwood av
enue, night tower man at the Junction
in the West End, has resigned his pc
sition to take effect February 1.
.- Haa