Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-10-28
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CuuyVllle, OCC. G5.-Ed kuSSart en-
tertained at his home on South Third
street Mondav night at farewell
party in honor Of Misses Nina and
May Riegel, who left the next morn
Ing for Eldon to make their future
nome. The hours were from until IL
O'Clock. Various games were INDUCED
In for time, after which light re-
freshments were served. The remain
oer OF the evening was passed in "a
social way. The guests reluctantly
took their departure after an enjoyable
evening. regretting that the guests Of
honor were soon to leave Eddyville
The Misses Rfegel have made many
warm friends during the four years
which they resided here. Those pres
ent at the party were: Misses Nina
Riegel, May Riegei Evelyn Pidgeon,
Julia Pidgeon. Jennie Pyatt Cora Py-
att. Nellie Toohey, Geneva Shawver;
Messrs. Wilbur Hall, Robert O'Connor,
Horace Burns, Guy Nair, Herbert
Sheffield; Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Shaw
yer.
Born, Tuesday, October "a, to Mr..
and Mrs. Roy Elder, a son.
Mr.. and. Mrs. F. w. Rogers moved
to the O. H. Seifert tenant property
on North First street Monday. They
have been living In the M. F. Bescoe
tenant property on North Third street
Rev. w. e. Overturf, Of Lovilia. who
has preached at the Baptist church, q
number of times this fall, will preach
there next Sunday morning, October
20.
Charles Oldham returned to oska-
loosa Monday to resume his duties as
a petit juror.
Mrs. Amos Gray left for Coon Rap
ids Friday for a ten days. visit with
raj of iva NE,.e no
town, accompanied her.
Phil. Stuber was taken quite sick
with an attack of heart trouble Sat-
urday night. At last reports he was
somewhat improved.
John Pert, who has been living on
the Frank Burns farm on the Oska-
loosa road, has moved to James War
hers tenant property on North Second
street.
Mrs. R. R. Frederick, Of Bethany,
Mo-, spent Friday and Saturday at the
G. S. Chord home. Mr.. Chord and
family accompanied her to Oskaloosa
Sunday and spent the day with rela-
tives.
w. ]. Free vacated his property on
South Fifth street and moved in with
his. father, Jacob Free, of North Eighth
street Monday.
The following persons from Eddy
Vile and vicinity were In Abba Sat
friday attending the street fair. Frank
and Charles Kussart, Wesley Foster.
Jack Emanuel, Jr., Theo. OFT, Walter
Lafferty and A. c. Beamer.
Mrs j. T. Johnson, who had an eve
operated upon in the hospital at OF
tumwa two weeks ago, was able to be
b. light home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Palmer, Of Av-
cry, were guests of their son, c. C..
Do ,,,{%l, f..e i !,
Monday.
Harry Eikelberry, of Coalfeld, spent
Sunday in Oskaloosa.
Misses Hazel Pos, Gertrude Oldham
Esther and Grace Riggs and Ross
OConnor Played at a recital at the
Iowa Christian college at Oskaloosa
Saturday.
Lewis Lent, of Alton, returned home
Tuesday, after spending few days
WIN MS uncle, VIM. Allison, ST., and
with relatives east Of town.
Joe Davis returned from Hollenhero
Kansas, Friday and has been shipping
his household goods to that Mace
Mrs. Davis went there for her health
some time ago and was so much bene-
fitted that they decided to move. Their
children, who have been at Hedrick.
also came in Friday with Mr.. Davis.
Rev. Hempstead's subjects Sunday
at the Con regational church We're.
Morning, 1.-THE Church," evening.
True Humiliation" a character study
as suggested by the book of Job.
The following were recently Oska
loosa callers: Dick Dennine and
Misses Cora and Dora Hohl, on SAT-
urday; G. A. Pos, Harry oldham,
Fred Heard and Miss Eppie wylie on
Monday; Mrs. .Rhoda Briggs was also
a recent Oskaloosa business caller.
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