Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-12-11
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EAST END ITEMS.

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From Saturdays Daily.
WILL EXCHANGE PULPlTs
Dr.. F. F. StoItz to Speak at the East
End Presbyterian Church.
DR.. F. F. Stoltz, pastor Of the First
Presbyterian church, will speak tomor-
row at the East End Presbyterian
church, exchanging pulpits with Rev.
w. H. Horned, the pastor. DR.. Stoltz
will speak on "The Brotherhood Move
ment in the Presbyterian church OF
the United States" He was dele
gate to the convention recently held
at Indianapolis, Ind, for the purpose
of organizing permanent brother
hood in the church.
Other East End Items.
Rev. A. B. Hightshoe, pastor of
the Main Street Methodist Episcopal
church, was here on business with
Major T. P. Spilman last Thursday af-
ternoon.
Corwin Gordon and Edward Isch of
Toledo, Ohio, were here on business
last Wednesday. Mr.. Gordon is a
brother of Nero Gordon, who is en-
ployed in the engineers department.
Mr. Gordon and Mr.. Isch bought load
of cattle at Fairfield and will take them
to Toledo to fatten them.
Belle Holman of the trimming 70
is off duty this week on account of
illness. She is at her home, 1913 Ber-
tina street.
Frank Briggs of the cutting depart.
ment, who was off last week for few
days suffering from a badly cut hand,
| is improving and went to work again
this week.
Lee H. Johnson of the general Office,
| is spending two weeks vacation with
friends in Chicago.
Harry Foster left for Chicago last
| Monday morning to be gone for a week
or ten days.
Policeman Collingwood was taken
very sick last Monday afternoon.
John Linholm, who has been truck
ing from the English packing room for
years. has been appointed Waterman
on the smoke house route and began
his duties Monday.
Night Waterman r. Jones has been
on the sick list since Monday.
The sessions of the East End Pres
byterian church will meet at the pas
tors study tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock.
| Andrew Hill left for Sioux City last
Sunday evening to accept position in
the plant of the Armour Packing
company at that place.
Daniel Gibbons, an old employe of
John Morrell and Co., who has been
in Des Moines for long time past, re-
turned to work for MorrelPs last Tues
day.
T. D. Foster and J. H. Morrell were
in Chicago Tuesday on business.
Ed Campbell of the casing depart.
ment, who has been in Chicago for
several weeks, returned to Ottumwa
Monday.
i Mr.. Kemptner, travelling salesman
for the Openheimer Casing company
was here on business last Wednesday
Il D. B. O'Brien of the depart
ment, was off duty Tuesday and Wed
nesday, suffering from blood poison
in his right hand, caused from a cut
he received while at work at the fire
in the hair house.
Mrs. Thomas Haddon Is quite i'll al
her home on West Railroad street.
Mrs. A. Watcher is moving into
the James Conway property, 20S Mabe
SIlGGt lulo WCSh. V1l NoAVoJ Sh
poets to visit with her daughter, Mrs
M. ]. Nugent, of st. Joe, Mo-, ant
later on expects to join he HUSBAND
J. Conway, in Portland, O,e.
Frank Gill, of the killing depart
ment, was off duty last Friday on ac
count of illness.
E. H. Skinner of Birmingham visit
ed in the East End this week.
Is your watch "dead?" If so, bring
it to me for repairing. G. B. Reynolds
1902 East Main street, jeweler.
Miss Ethel Treneman was in Fair
field Tuesday evening.
J. w. Green and wife of Burling
ton visited at the home of H. E. Greer
couple of days this week.
Mrs Tom Boyd, VINO has been sicl
for a couple of weeks, is much i'm
proved.
Dan Lepp of Libertyville, was in thu
East End on business Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Smith of 127 MOI
rell street, who has been visiting IL
Ottumwa for the past two weeks, re
turned home last evening.
A ring is an appropriate present a
any time, especially at Christmas time
See my line. G. B. Reynolds, 100
East Main street, jeweler.
Mrs. G. H Jandrew of 1913 Morrel
street, has returned from Abba, wher
she has been visiting for some time
MoiIroN