Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-02

EAST END ITEMS.
TO OBSERVE RALLY DAY
Interesting Program VIII Be Render

ca dt Ine East emo Cnurcn.
From Mondays Daily.
An interesting program has been
for the Rally Day. exercis-
es which will be held tomorrow at TIE
East End Presbyterian Church, Sun
day School department. All the men,
bers of this department are antici.
pating most interesting exercise.
The following program will be given:
Selection-Junior Band.
Song.
Scripture Reading.
Song.
Prayer.
Primary Song.
Address-Rev. j. w. Foote.
Librarians Report
Selection-Junior Band.
Song
Roll Call.
Se1ection-Choir.
Address T. D. Foster.
Offering.
Song.
Selection-Junior Band.
Benediction.
Other East End Items.
Joe Hawthorn and Dan McSwiggan,
of Cedar Rapids, recently appointed to
government duty, arrived here Friday
morning.
John Morrell & Co.. Ltd, killed in
the neighborhood Of $4,000 hogs this
week.
A. A. Lewis, of the stock yards, was
in Fairfield Friday attending Court
Mrs. Clint Brewer, who resides on
Iowa Avenue, received word from her
husband stating that her mother was
dead at her home at Tip Top, Mo. Mrs.
Brewer left for Missouri to attend the
funeral last Saturday.
Frank Hamilton of the cooperage
department, has been on the sick list
for the past three weeks.
Barty MCGOWAN of Cedar Rapids,
arrived here Wednesday and will be
a government in the packing room.
Harrk O'Malley, who sticks hogs for
John Morrell & Co., cut one Of his
eyes last Wednesday evening. "A hog
struck his hand and the Sticking
knife, which struck him in the eye,
made. a painful but not dangerous
wound.
Joe Wilkins, who drives one of the
market wagons, was sick with sore
throat last Thursday and was off duty.
Joe Hopkins of the Office force, has
received an appointment from "Uncle
Sam as inspector last Thursday and
will be stationed at Ottumwa for the
present
James Redmond of the killing gang
is off duty this week, suffering from a
bad cut on ,ne thumb of his left hand.
Roy Ingalls, o. Racine, Wis, was
here visiting with his parents last
week Mr. Ingalls, was packing
house employe here for years.
| A. T. Gardner Of the Office force, is
off duty this week enjoying vaca-
ton.
Night Waterman John Lager was
no the sick list few days this week.
Mr.. T. w. Thompson Of 1919 Fest
Orchard street, who works in the rous.
tabout gang, was called home last
Tuesday afternoon by message from
Des Moines stating that his daughter
Bessie had taken poison and was at
the point of death. Miss Bessie was
an employee In the trimming room fol
a long time before she went to Des
Moines.
Clint Brewer of the Fire Depart
ment, has bought the William Jen
nings property on West Hayne street
and will move into it today.
4 John Morrell & Co. are paving q
part Of their stock yards with vitrifieG
brick this fall
Police Officer W. B. Ramsell has
rented his place on East Roemal
street and will move into the Rober
McDougall property on East MAR
street
j Night Watchman JON Lager wa:
off duty few days this week on &C
caunt of sickness.
DR.. Miller. chief of government Of
i ficers here, has moved his office mex
door to the fire hall.
4 Geo. Allott of the packing room il
doing jury duty this week
j Nick Lunkley, for years meat in
spector for John Morrell & Co.,has re
ceived government appointment an
:. resigned last Monday to go to Mar
shalltown, Iowa.
G. W. Langdale, with large fore
Of men, is whitewashing the plant thi
and last week.
Jason Brewer from Bremen, Ind
was here last Monday visiting hi
. brother Clint Brewer.
Bernard Allott. we'll known in Eas
Ottumwa, was taken Ill with append
citis at Abba Iowa, last Thursday an
came home.
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