Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-03-07
nine room house on Morrell street, at
g. cost of about 5000,

nine room house on Morrell street, at
q cost of about 5000.
The members Of the P. H. M. "A. A.
should not forget the election OF off,
GERS next Tuesday evening In the din.
ing room.
Henry Glew, who has charge OF the
lamp house, has bought a lot on North
Iowa avenue, and expects to build
soon.
T.. Pollins, of 719 Church street, who
works in the press room, is a sufferer
from blood poison.
Prof. w. H. Meeker, ]. R. Smith, r
Scott, F. Kicker and Charles Bullock,
students Of the Ames Iowa state col
lege, are here doing some thesis work
and taking some tests from the tubu-
lar boilers.
Charles Carson, who has been on
the sick list all winter, is not much
improved at this time.
VIM. Kidd, who broke his leg slast
winter, Is able to get around on
crutches little at present.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Golf, of Batavia,
were at Mr.. and Mrs. John Loring's
in Riverview on a brief visit last
.ai
Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Allen, of Biz.
mingham, were here on a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Duree on Walnut
avenue last Monday.
Mrs. Adam Schworm, of North Wal.
nut avenue, is in Burlington visiting
her daughter, Mrs. John Huyk.
Patrick Quinlan was 80 years old
last Tuesday and in the enjoyment of
his usual good health. Patrick held
door In the north elevator shaft for
a long time and has many well wishers
in the packing house.
Larry Glenn, janitor at the lard re-
fnery, is sick at his home, sufferer
from pneumonia.
Miss Mabel Sax, of Birmingham, is
here visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Poston, corner Iowa ave.
nue. and Railroad street.
Rev. l.. j. Phillips was here Mon.
day trying to make arrangements to
conduct religious meetings in the din.
| ing room.
| Born to Mr.. and Mrs VIM. O'Malley,
son, last Wednesday.
Robert F. Lockhart, Of Bussey, is
here on a visit with his sister, Mrs
VIM. Walker, on Haynes street.
L Robt. McLennan, check clerk, who
has been off duty few days on the
| sick list, resumed his duties last Mon.
day.
The congregational meeting Of the
East End Presbyterian church was
well attended. Last Wednesday ev
ening. The recommendation of the
joint boards of the church to extend
call to Evangelist J. W. Foote OF
Fairfield, to assist in the East End
| work for one year was unanimously
adopted Mr.. and Mrs. Foote will be.
gin their work in the East End some
time in May.
The spring meeting of the Iowa Pres
bytery will be held in the East End
Presbyterian church Tuesday evening
April 10.
Rev. L. G. Kent Of LeMars, was a
visitor at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. HORNED Monday afternoon and ev-
ening. Mr.. Kent contemplates spend
ing another Sunday with the East End
Presbyterian church in the near fu-
ture.
IL NuAloI sSllDulu COLI6 W OUT City, 10
acknowledge service done in his name
one of the first places he would visit
would be the Ladies Aid Society of
the East End Presbyterian church.
Not from any cold sense of duty, but
from warm and sympathizing hearts.
They have sent flowers everywhere
among the sick All dying, and sup
piled coal, shoes, clothing and other
necessities in the way of groceries
ETC., to the needy In the church and
out out of 1t. The funds Of the
society are raised chiefly by needle
work and free-will offerings.
Miss Anna Rogers OF the Y. w. C
A. has been appointed physical direc.
tor of the Young Women's Athletic
club of the Old chapel institute, to fill
the vacancy made by Miss Haw, who
left for the Isle of Pines this week.