Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-18
sIeoURNEY.

sIeoURNEY.
sigourney, Jan. 17.-R. D. Engle, of
Steady Run township, was transacting
business in town last Thursday.
DR.. Ina Barker entertained crowd
OF young people at her office last FRI
day evening.
s. ]. Harper, of Benton township,
was looking after business matters In
Sigourney the last Of last week.
w. s. Hanlon, the recent purchaser
of Hanlon & Adams grocery stock on
the northwest corner of the square.
sold out the stock on Friday to Thos.
McCarty and Charles Miller.
Harry Dickey, of Warren township,
was transacting business in town last
Thursday.
s. 2. williams, who has been in
possession of the news stand and con-
fectionary stand in the postoffice lobby
disposed ,of his stock last Friday to s..
w. Needham and Frank Jessup.
j. E. Ray, of West Lancaster town.
ship, was over attending to business
matters. a couple of days the last of
the week.
Aspasia chapter No. 1913, order Of
the Eastern Star installed officers for
the coming year on last Thursday ev-
ening. This was not the regular
meeting period but was held by per-
mission of the grand secretary on ac-
count of the night for the work llav-
ing been SO stormv that no one VEN
tured out. The following officers weFa
W. p. r. i. Ashbaugh; A. NJ
Miss Emma Blaise; conductress Mrs.
]. p. Talley; A. C.. Mrs. Eta Smith;
treasurer, Mrs. j. S. White, secretary,
Mrs. Francis Schipfer; marshal, Mrs.
D. M. Storms; chaplain, Mrs. i. B.
| Oliver; sentinel, Ray Williams, Ada,
Miss Alice Williams; Ruth, Mrs. w.
D. Beatty; Esther, Mrs. r. =. Ash
baugh; Martha, zua Goodheart, and
Electa, Mrs. Il. e. Willcockson
| James w. Jones, Of West Lancas-
ter, was transacting business in the
city Thursday.
| Walter Hoffman is teaching his first
term of school In English River town
ship ait the school called Grant in dis
trict No. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Holzworth, Of
Lafayette township, were business
visitors in the cit Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. W. Lucas leaves for
California today where they expect to
| spend the winter. Just at what
point they will spend the greater part
of their time they have not as yet de-
cided, but will probably locate at Santa
| Barbara.
\ w. -. S0tDd, OI SIGlIIldil lOWIiSIAlp,
was looking after business matters in
this city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Latter left last ey-.
ening for California, and will spend
the remaining of the winter there.
M, r. Tresslar, of near Delta, was
shopping in the city Thursday.
Thomas Nolan has been called to
work in the train dispatchers Office in
Ottunnwa, to help out for few days.
i ~ Nn11a hoe 1xynr
here for several months.
William Miller of near Keswick, was
a caller Thursday
Master Ray Hoyt, of Webster, spent
Friday and Saturday in the city.
John Dawson, of Van Buren, town
ship, was transacting business here
Saturday.
was looking after business matters
here Thursday.
George Schwenke, Of Lancaster, was
in town Saturday in the interests OF
| his school
u. Mcbride, of Adams township,
was in the city the last of last week.
George Holtzworth, Of the east part
1 Of the county, was transacting bust
4 ness In the city Saturday.
A. w. Lynn, of White Pigeon, was a
caller Thursday.
G. G. Woodin, Of oskaloosa, was
4 here on business Friday.
4 G.. B. Martin, Of Liberty township
was a caller here Thursday.
4 W. w. McCreery, of Van Buren,
county, visited a few days last week
4 with relatives land friends here.
John Berridge, of Martinsburg, was
a business visitor in the city last
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Mabel Cooper, Of Ottumwa, is
visiting at the parental home in the
northern part of the city.
Sam Henry, of Hedrick, was trans
acting business here last Friday.
i Mrs. C. M. Wells returned home last
week after few weeks visit with
4 relatives in different parts of the state
Of Ohio.
Mrs. Gilbert Randall is visiting with
4 friends and relatives in Oskaloosa.
j e. M. Jacobs, of Delta, was Gale,
i here Thursday.
4 Miss Emma Needham is visiting hei
brother and sister in Centerville.
i S. ]. Striegel, Of Harper, was here
on business the latter part Of the
week.
Martin Reinert made a business triI
to Chicago last week.
\ j. T. Fletcher, Of What Cheer, was
calling on friends here last Thurs
i day.
j. H Westfall, of Kinrose, was q
4 visitor here last week.
i Mrs. Jacob Stein has returned to fel
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