Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-26
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Sigourney, April 21.-Oscar East
burn and family. of the western part
OF the county, were visitors in this
city Wednesday.
Charles Mohme, of What Cheer,
was business caller In the city We'd
nesday and attending court.
James Sheridan, of Richland, was
here on business Thursday.
Irwin Ogden, of What Cheer, was
here last THURSDAY.
Special meetings were held at the
Presbyterian church Friday evening,
and another will be held this evening,
conducted by Rev. E., G.. Byers, OF
Brighton. Communion services will
be held at II o'clock Sunday morn
ing.
The grand jury composed of Hale
Higgins, Hiram Miller, John Shawhan,
M. j. Koch, C. f. Davis Peter Engel-
dinger and w. H. Crandall finished
UP their business and adjourned ON
Wednesday.
The Presbyterian Aid society will
give a basket social in the James store
building on the north side of the square
next Wednesday evening,
The case of Adolph Reichmiller VS..
Mary Reichmiller Is now occupying
the attention of the court. Mr.. Reich
miller seeks divorce from his wife
and the case Is being hard fought.
Fred Kenney, younT farmer re-
Gently married and living on farm
where he would have put in his first
crop, as his own boss, this spring,
wandered away from home last Mon
day morning and when found on Tues
day wsr unable to recognize any one.
He could give no account Of himself,
but that he had been to Ollie to sell
foam and that ha had had q SnrintlS
time getting across the river. He was
taken to his home and the last re-
ports from the physician in attend
ance say that he is improving.
William w. Henderson and Ber-
t = M. Wickenl mp were married at
the home of Mr., and Mrs. Peter Snea-
ton last Monday afternoon in the
presence of a few intimate friends and
and members of the family. The young
Keota to visit at the home of the
groom's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Kuch are visit
ing at the parental John Swisher
home.
Mr. and Mrs. G. II. Naulur have
rented the property on South Main
street. recently occupied by Rev. r. A.
Martin, and, will begin housekeeping
soon.
EtSN. a. NidFllIl anu IdlIllty udYe
gone to Clouster, Ohio, where Mr.
Martin will take charge of a church
Mrs. G. q. Hartzell Is visiting her
parents In Keswick,
Glen Selby is home from Niles
Mich
Mrs. George Pfaff is In winnepeg
Canada, looking UP land values.
Mrs. j. N. Carnive and little daugh-
ter are visiting at the home of Rev
and Mrs Palmer. =
DR.. j. j. McElwee has decided t.
leave Sigeurney and go back to Mis-.
souri,. The doctor moved here ABOUT
two years ago from Chain Of Rocks
Mo-, and has proved himself an ex-
cellent neighbor and good citizen.
Levi Stone and family have return
ed from Colorado Springs, Colo.
where they spent the winter with their
daughters.
Francis Reinert is visiting relatives
and friends in Quincy. Ill.
Miss Corna Fidler has returned tc
her home here after having spent the
winter with a brother in Tama, and
sister in Burlington.
Miss Mamie Haffner has returned tc
her home in Muscatine, after having
spent week visiting at the Anton
Haffner home.
Miss Tot Butler has returned from
| Omaha, where she spent a few weeks
of the spring season in a wholesale
millinery house.
Will Adrian has returned to his
studies at school in Davenport afte,
having spent few days at the home
of his parents.
Recent marriage licenses Issued al
the Office of the county clerk, are as
follows: James e. Walker, aged 49,
and Kittie Gilfoy, aged 10; Thomas J.
Petit, aged ID, and Celia May Bridger
aged %.
At. the judicial convention held In
the opera house here Thursday aft
IefnoonfTall was peace and harmony
There was nc contest and but few OF
the delegates were present, but those
present voted the full vote of thell
precincts. Attorney X. z. Willcock-
son was given the privilege of select
ing delegates for the convention which
meets in Oskaloosa next month. Dele
gates---N. f. Wagner ]. T. Brooks, r
g. Legol, Geo. B. Baker Hugo F.
Goeldner, James Wyllie, James Jones
p. j. Ramsey, G. K. Needham, Wess
McCarty, A. W. Hammill, Sam Will
son. A. r. Bridger @. @. Latter, Irwin
Ogden, Allen Hawk.
Sigourney lodge No. %, /. O. O. f..
will give a public entertainment In
their hall on the southeast corner OF
the square, this evening. 1t Is to be a
dramatic recital Of the fraternal play
David and Jonathan" by the gifted
impersonator, Newton Beers.