Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-08-01
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TO ATTEND REUNION.
Superintendent F. J. Bullock to Leave
For Canada Next Monday.
F. j. Bullock, superintendent of the
Morrell packing plant expects to leave
Monday for London, Canada, on four
weeks vacation He will also attend
C. reunion of THE Old Boys" social
order of which he is a member. to be
held in London In August. Invitations
for the affair have been issued in
King Edwards name to all members
of tho order. The freedom of the city
will be extended to the visitors and a
most enjoyable time is anticipated.
James Trenneman, foreman of the
loading department is also member
of the organization, and is now in
Canada, being called there by the seri-
Gus illness of his father, W. H. O'Mal-
ley, foreman of the killing and cutting
departments, will act as superintend-
ent during Mr.. Bullock's absence.
Laurence Ford of Chicago was here
on business last Thursday. He is now
in the drug business but formerly was
foreman in the boys trimming room
here.
Rev. W. H. HORNED and Evangelist
~. W. Foote will conduct an open-air
meeting at the corner of Ash and Cen
ter streets. Monday evening at 8
o'clock. There will be special sing
Ing by the young people and the meg
aphone will be used These meetings
are for everybody.
Mrs. Banks, Mrs. A. Burns and Mrs.
Mary Hill of Buxton and Mrs. Agnes
Stewart Of this city were visitors here
last Thursday.
R. NJ Morrell returned from bust
ness trip to Hedrick last Friday.
N. T. Sleight, foreman of the COOP
er shop was compelled to quit work
last Friday a short time on account Of
illness.
Thomas Tucker of Kansas City is
here on visit with his sisters, Mrs.
House and Mrs. Gee. Mr.. Tucker was
an employe here in the trimming
room for a number of years.
Jesse Jones of East Market street,
who works in the fierce gang, was
called home on Tuesday on account
OF his wife being very sick.
Charley Wilkins, employed in the
local room Is suffering from an at
tack Of appendicitis at his home on
Babel street.
For watch. clack and jewelry repair.
ing see G. B. Reynolds, Jeweler, Iowa
avenue and Main street.
Robert Swanson Of the fierce gang,
who has been in Belknap on a little
vacation returned to work Monday.
Herbert Picker son Of T. H. Pick
Ter who is employed in the engine
room at night was compelled to go
home last Monday night suffering
with an liberated tooth.
Charley Swanson, driver Of one OF
the market wagons, who has been in
the country for the past two weeks,
returned to work last Monday.
Mrs. George Fletcher, who lives at
the corner Of Main and North streets
is In Douds-Leando visiting friends
and relatives this week.
Mrs. Sim Twedell left for Austin,
Mimi, this week to join her husband
Sim Twedell who has been there all
summer.
John H. Morrell started for England
last Monday to be gone for ninety
days or more
Henry Faber of the packing room.
who has been unable to work on &C
count Of illness, returned to work on
Thursday.
Rev. ]. R. Beard Of Roseville, ILL.,,
pastor of the First Congregational
church of that city, was packing
house visitor last Saturday and Mon
day.
Signet rings, signet hat pins and
signet bracelets are popular. have
them all. g. B. Reynolds, Jeweler.
Mrs. Nora Davis of Meredith, Okla,
diQi last week and was buried July
81. Mrs. Davis was a daughter of Joe
Myers formerly hog buyer for John
Morrell & Co., Ltd. Her husband was
an invalid and Mrs. Davis and her fam
lily gave musical entertainments in the
East End for years.
Lyman Reynolds of Carroll, visited
in the East End last Sunday.
L. A. Culbertson, formerly of OF.
tumwa but now resident of Provo
City, Utah, spent Sunday in the East
End with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. u. G. Wright of AL
bia visited here this week.
John d. Nelson is building new
house on Janney street.
Miss Ethel Treneman, 1929 East
Main street will go to Chicago the
first of next week to visit relatives
and friends
You cannot afford to be without a
timepiece when you can buy reli-
able watch or clock for the little
amount / ask for them.
An ice cream social at the Presby-
terrain church Thursday evening was
well attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G.. Buxton and two
children, Mr.. and Mrs A. L. Reynolds,
Miss Julia Conway and Miss Alice
Chodat will be among those that goI
to Portland next Tuesday