Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-11-23
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GENTLY purchased by j. j. Ratnpuli anu
Mr.. Beatty. os
Asberry Singleton, Of Canada, was
transacting business IN p ,oaateS
in the province of Manitoba, near
city called Gladstone.
j. Fl Morgan, wife and baby, OF Des
Moines, have returned to thelI iioiiie
after an extended visit her at the pa
rental George Daut home.
A. N. Strain is helping his brotner-
in-law, A. F. Wright, up near Delta
in the erection Of new nome.
Mrs. w. r. Hollingsworth, or What
Sheer. is visiting friends here this
sssek. ,+
S. w. srunt is back from the west.
He is the last of the surveying ere"
to come into winter quarters.
Colonel chas. L. Won Berg IS visit-
ing his friend. VIM. A. Bell. MI. Won
Berg lives in Fayette, Ark.
Ed W. Steffen, of Harper, was
brought up before SQUIRE Parke so o nf
Wednesday evening on the charge u
selling lioilor unlawfully. He was fin
ed $50 and costs.
VANS Moore, of Malvern, Kansas,
has concluded q short visit mere al
the home of Rosa Moore. Mr.. moore
is brother of the late D. D. Moore.
Mrs. George Lally, of What Cneer'
Is visiting at the G. H. White home.
Mrs. %. e. Phelps and son, Waldo,
vent to Hedrick Thursday morning
for visit at the Roop home, and also
to visit Mrs. winifred Gordon, Of Ce-
dar Rapids, Mrs. Phelps sister,
DR.. Inc Barker entertained crowd
Of Young people at her rooms We'd
nesday evening. Games, refreshments
and a general good time is reported.
Miss June Wheeler is nome
spending her vacation. She VIII teacn
the winter term of school at the same
place near Atwood.
Mrs. Frank Jackson has issued IN
yitations for shower in honor OF
Miss Jennie Horner, to be given at the
Frank Jackson home this evening.
County Attorney Hugo F. Goeldner
and County Auditor E. E. Phelps drove
tc Ollie Thursday morning. Mr.. Goeid-
ner went on business and Mr.. Phelps
to visit friends.
Workmen are tearing the old roof
from the store building on the north
side Of the square known as the Owen
Stevens property. The old roof partly
of metal and partly shingles will be
replaced with an entire single roof.
w. S. Stroud. Of near Hayesville,
was transacting business here on
Thursday.
The Collateral Inheritance Apprais-
CTS were CdllCu Oll iuly W ehPPhSeA.'S 49,
Joseph limerick estate near Harper
Wednesday evening.
Sherman Cover and DR.. Guy Stone,
Of Keswick came over Wednesday
afternoon and purchased marriage
license for Guy Stone, age 20, and Miss
Kay Chubb, aged %.
Frank Bartz is visiting relatives In
and about Sigourney, and will remain
for several days. His headquarters
are now at Oskaloosa.
Wade Kirkpatrick, of Hedrick, was
business visitor Wednesday.
[ E. j. Ramsey, of Keota, was here
attending to business matters We'd
nesday.
E. 6. Hewitt, of Delta, was down
Wednesday,
L. A. Conrad, of Clear Creek town
ship, was attending to business mat
ters in the county seat Wednesday.
~ j. L. Van Fleet, of German township
was a caller Wednesday.
DIR. J. d. Payne, Of Richland, was
calling on friends Tuesday evening.
Jesse Latter returned from Des
Moines Thursday morning, called
away from her school work by the
death of her sister, Mrs Calder Club.
Minnie Tresslar, of Chicago, is Wis
iting at the DR.. r. H. Stevenson home
In the Southwestern part of the city
w. IL. Iol elSS.' VI lOW
was looking after business matters
and calling on friends here Wednes-
day.
E. ]. Groves, of Harper, was here
Wednesday.
Henry Linnenweaver, of Liberty
township, was in the city Wednesday.
Mrs. Logan has moved from the east
part of town to the Harmed property
near the Milwaukee depot
Sc to, 1,o
city Wednesday.
c. K. Needham received a telegram
from Sheridan, Wyoming, Wednesday,
stating the sad news Of the death Of
Mrs Calder Club, at $3.50 o'clock
the evening before Mrs. Henry
Latter, the mother of Mrs. Club, and
her little son, Glen went to that place
last week in response to a telegram
and reached her bedside last Sunday
here and they expect to reach Sigour-
ney this evening or tomorrow morn
ing. Mrs. Club is the oldest daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry LATER and
spent the greater part of her life here,
moving to Montana about four years
ago.
Attorney J. c. Williams, mayor of
'Oskaloosa, was here on business
Thursday.
III. IN. ID. NollOIl anu vile, VI Ben
tonville, Arkansas, have returned to
their home after several days visit
with their daughter, Mrs. w. L. Etter
c. H. Miller is selling out his farm
appliances and will move to town in
the near future.
A sheriffs sale occurred at the
north door of the court house Thurs
day afternoon in which John Baty sold
lot 1 in block 2, Richland, to ]. E.
Paine for $500, and thc north half of
lots and in flock 1, Richland, to
Ellen Green for s4OO. The crowd was
small and the bidding went rather
slow.
The young people of the Christian
church gave surprise party to Miss
Zua Goodheart Wednesday evening.
A. R. Nugent. of Richland, was a
business caller in the city Thursday.
John Morrow of West Lancaster
township, was transacting business in
the city Thursday.
Mayor J. p. Randall. of Delta, was
down looking after business.
DR.. c. McKinnie, of Ollie, was over
Thursday VISITING friends and attend
ing to business.
D. L. Dawson, Of What Cheer, was