Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-06
SALEM.

Salem, April 4-The Y. P. s. G. b.
society will hold a meeting at the
Friends church April 8.
Mrs. H. G. Triplettam and Miss
Emma Masden were chosen delegates
to attend the Federation Of Women's
clubs to be held at Waterloo April 10.
Miss Clara Shriner and Mrs. Nellie
Davis alternate.
Claud Hayse entertained his friend
Luther Weaver of the I. w. U. at Mt.
Pleasant, few days recently.
j. j. Brown and family moved into
their new home on West Main street
last week.
Marion Ayers and family are located
In Mrs. Lacy Cramer's house, in the
west part of town.
Mrs Leah Widdifeld. William Gay.
ane and wife have moved to the prop.
erty known as the Phillips Scott prop
erty, which they purchased of Miss
Alma Kellum last week. Miss Kellum
takes the Widdifield property in ex-
change
Dexter Fem shipped carload Of
hay to st. Louis Tuesday.
j. D. Harshman, w. T. Wflmeth and
H. Jones were elected Monday to serve
as councilmen.
The Woman's club are again at their
good work. This time 1t is to look after
the improvement of the park. These
women are worthy Of abundant praise
for their energy and perseverance for
the good of Salem.
Joyl Wilson Of New London was
guest at the Congregational parson.
age last week.
Miss Martha Welpton is again at
| home
+ Mrs. lamar Maddox came from
Denova Saturday and visited with her
daughter, Mrs. John Marshall until
Wednesday of last week
j. H. Box went to Lowell last Tues.
day to attend the funeral Of his uncle.
F. M. Box, whose remains were
brought from Ottumwa to Lowell for
interment. G. Scott Of Salem also at.
tended the funeral
| w. H. Collins and Mrs. A. G. Myers
are enjoying visit with their grother.
Tapley Collins, who arrived from Ok.
lahoma last week
| John Goldsmith is again able to re.
sumo his work as section superintend.
ent on the railroad
Miss Mary Manus visited last week
at the home of her uncle, Alfred Manus
and wife, at Mt Pleasant.
John Grim started on his journey To
Washington State Tuesday, where he
will resume his work for the NORTH
western Yeast company. His sister.
Mrs. Flora Taylor accompanied him to
Marshalltown to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. d. Grim and other relatives.
/ Mrs. Marian Parker and Miss Mabel
Smith came from Ottumwa Monday
and visited until Thursday at the home
of Mrs. Parkers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
4 G. Scott.
4 Harvey Watson of Kansas City ar.
rived last week and will visit his
mother, Mrs. Martha Wilsey.
Mrs. Amos Logan is visiting rela-
tives at TT. Madison.
Miss Josie Hobson has gone to visit
relatives at Cedar Falls
Mrs. Foster and daughter Mildred
,, were entertained by the formers sister.
Mrs. Henry James the past week
Mrs. John Corsbie and Mrs. Grant
Corsbie and children went to Mt. Ha.
mil Friday to spend few days at the
home OF Edwin Corsbie and family.
Mrs. Rebecca Matthews. Misses
Kate Matthews and Jennie Ingrin1.
Rev. B. G. Harkins and G. Scott were
4 William Rhode of Earlam made
trip to Ft Madison and Keokuk. On
his return home he spent Friday with
his mother, Mrs. Kate Rhode, at Sa-
lem.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rosco Conard are the
proud possessors of baby daughter.
Rev. Mr.. Teller shipped his goods to
his new home in Canada last week.
The family will depart for their home
/ this week
i Mrs. Edith Kester and child are vis-
iting relatives at Mt. Pleasant
/ Mrs. Hayse and son Claud spent last
Thursdyashopping at Mt. Pleasant.
!. Byron Dawson made large ship
ment of hogs to Chicago Thursday.
i The children of James Armour, jack
son township, gathered at the Armour
home Wednesday and assisted in maxi
4 ing happy his birthday anniversary
A good sized audience greeted Ash
Davis, cartoonist, at the opera house
Saturday evening. The entertain.
ment is reported highly pleasing.
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