Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1905-04-22
EDDYVILLE.


day, April II, at Abba, Miss Mary r..
Brown to Frank Templeton, both of
this locality, Mayor Wright officiating.
The bride is a daughter of VIM. Brown.
east of town, and the groom is the
oldest son of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Templeton, of Bridgeport. Both have
grown up in the vicinity of Eddyville.
and are quite well known here They
have gone to housekeeping in Mrs. M.
wishes are herewith extended to these
young people
DR.. 7. j. Avery, of Hiteman, was in
town Thursday and Friday looking
over the situation and comforting with
the commercial club with regard to
establishing a plant here for the manu-
facture of sand brick. Representatives
of firm which manufactures
machinery for sand brick plants are
expected soon to also investigate the
Miss Mary o'connor, who was
operated upon in the Ottumwa hospi-
tai for appendicitis three weeks ago,
was able to return home Saturday.
Miss Lo Dunning. of Chillicothe.
came Wednesday and visited over
Sunday with her friend Miss Grace
Burns.
Fred Crosson and family. who have
been living on South Third street for
some time moved Thursday to Mrs.
Fred Miller's property, corner Walnut
and Fifth streets.
George and Willie, the two little
sons of w. H. Ives, of Grays Creek
were taken sick a few days ago and
now have scarlet fever. Harry, son
of Frank Burns, north of town. was
taken sick Friday with the same sick
ness. The school building was
thoroughly fumigated Monday and
Wednesday nights of last week.
J. G. Hardness, of Kahoka, Missouri
came Friday for a visit with his
daughter, Mrs. j. H. Stricken. He will
remain for some time, and may spend
the summer here.
Craig Pos left Friday noon for
Centerville to assume a position as a
baker.
Albert Warner, south Of town, was
at Ottumwa from Thursday till Sat
urday and attended the commencement
OF the Ottumwa Commercial college
Harvey Shahan, of Ottumwa, was
a guest Wednesday of his father-in-
law, A. w. Bell. Mr.. Bell has been
quite sick of late.
Rev Sinclair, of Mt. Pleasant. was
here Thursday in the interest Of the
Iowa Wesleyan university.
Among the recent Oskaloosa bust
ness callers were: Mrs. j. B. Wylie
and daughter, Miss Eppie on Friday
A. G.. Beamer and A. L. Carson on
Saturday.
Arthur Epperson and Miss Jean
nette True, who have been attending
college at Grinnell, came home FRI
day night.
Mrs. w. G. Kepple and baby, on the
Bungus farm across the river, have
been on the sick list.
Dick Denadel of pe1la was m o1,o,
Sunday guest of his friend, l.. HI
Stricken.
Mrs. N. w. Ward, who has been liv-
ing at Marshalltown for about two
years, returned to Eddyville Thurs
day to make her home with hei
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Harding, or
North Fifth street.
Roy Mater, who has a position in 8
local store, was taken sick Saturday
with tonsilitis and had to go to hi;
home at Coalfield.
Miss Rosa Erbacker, of Ottumwa
commenced the spring term of schoo
at Hardscrabble last week. Miss Beu-
lah Norfolk is teaching the Piper school
also in the community.
C, G, Struble. who has held posi-
| ton with the Miller Creek coal com
leave soon for Springfield. ILL.,, to ac-
cept a similar position there.
Mrs. Joe. Davis, who has been hav.
/, ing an attack of asthma the pas
week. was improving at latest ac-
counts.
Prof. A. B. Bush, formerly of thi.
place, but now of Centerville, was 6
caller in town between trains Satur.
| day.
John PARROT, of Hedrick, was ar
over Sunday visitor with his wife and
little daughter, Edna, at the home o
his mother. The little girl. whose lift
was about despaired of two or tire.
weeks ago, is now much better and /.
gradually improving.
Mrs. Jennie Haywood moved Fri
day from rooms in the property o
Mrs. M. ]. Williams, on First street
to the front rooom of the buildin,
which was formerly used as telephoi
! Office. Mrs. Sarah Morris, who ha
beeen living in this building, will occu
| Ply the rear room.
John Jones, of White City, was a,
! over Sunday visitor here.
Miss Alta Littlejoiln. of nea
4 Lakonta, who has been i'll with al