Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-07
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EQQyVllle,5 NOV. 6.-PrOtraCted meet
lngs will commence at the Church of
M. c. Morrow, of Ottumwa, will
have charge Of these meetings, and a
general invitation to the public to at
tend is extended.
Go to G. A. Pos for harness.
Miss Grace Wickham, of Sabetha,
Kansas, arrived Saturday for a short
visit with her sister Mrs. E. L. Bay.
She will also visit relatives in OF
tumwa.
Robert O'Connor has been Ill the
past few days.
W. B: DeTar and John Scott, of
Pleasant township. have been drawn
on the Monroe county jury.
o. e. Warner, south Of town, at
tended a show in Abba Thursday ev-
ening.
S. P. crosson's little two year old
Henry criswell and family. Of Al
biar We're over Sunday guests Of Mr..
Criswells mother Mrs. M. j. Crisis
we'll and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Ruggles, who
have been staying at Buxton were at
home over Sunday. Their little
with them.
John Parrott, OF Hedrick, was here
Saturday on business,
Mrs. w. O. Brown, of Frederic, has
been i'll with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Ed Moore, of Albuquerque,
New Mexico. arrived Friday night for
short visit with relatives. Her
mother in law. Mrs. Mary Moore, who
has been stopping at Cedar, will ac-
company her home.
Benz. Marsh, ST., shipped his house,
hold goods to Oskaloosa Saturday and
will reside there.
Mrs. Samuel Hayes is in Abba on an
extended visit with relatives.
Ed Ward, of Chillicothe, was here
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Harper spent
Friday at Abba,
Sam Cook, Of Floris. came Thursday
twenty numbers We're out, and a good
time resulted. A number of persons
We're present from out of town. s. l..
Lemmon's orchestra played for the
dancers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cordie Garfield, Of OF
tumwa, visited with relatives here
abouts over Sunday.
Miss Hazel Pos was on the sick list
Saturday.
reception for the new members Of
the church was held at the Christian
church Saturday night, and any inter-
esttng program was carried out. Miss
Sea, the evangelist who had been at
her home at Des Moines since closing
the meetings came down Saturday
attended the reception and preached
Sunday morning and evening, in place
of Rev. Pennock, who was expected
but could not come.
H. A. Templeton commenced work
on a new three room residence Thurs
day on the site of his dwelling which
was recently destroyed by fire.
for a visit with his father, Abner
Cook. near Lost Creek, and with other
relatives.
John Jamison and Ben Riggs and
Misses Rena Ryan and Jessie Harper
attended dance at Buxton Wednes-
day night.
NJ. ]. Bernaurh, of ottumwa, visited
here over Sunday. His wife has been
here the past week.
Charles w. Fisher was a visitor in
Abba Thursday and at Oskaloosa
Friday.
Go to c. A. Pos for harness.
Charles Poulton returned to Ottum-
wa FRIDAY after visit with G. D.
True, who has been sick.
Mrs. N. Secress and Mrs. D. Mater
spent Saturday and Sunday at Abba
with relatives.
Mrs. E. g. Bickford and little Helen
Clark have been on the sick list.
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ling his residence.
Miss Frances Penick, Of Oskaloosa,
has been visiting with her friend, Miss
Laura Allen and with relatives.
The Eastern Stars gave reception
in the Masonic hall Friday evening
for the members who had been mar
ried the past summer. The guests of
honor We're: Messrs. and Mesdames
S. A. Shawyer, o. H. Seifert and Floyd
tanning, the three women and Mr..
Shawyer being members of the order.
Nearly one hundred persons were
present. being members and their
families. The evening was passed in a
social way. An amusing diversion
was picture drawing contest A fine
supper, including ice cream and cake
was served. The crowd dispersed at
about l o'clock, after having passed a
very pleasant evening.
The DANCING club gave dance in
the Pythian hall Friday evening. About