Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-26
Ing a week with his sister, Mrs. J. W.


Rector.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Updike and baby
of Charlton, arrived Saturday night
at the L. T. Hatton home where they
will make an extended visit in order
to enjoy the home coming of their sis
ter, Mrs. j. B. Lester of Nj Wott, Colo,
The change of climate proved quite
beneficial to Mr.. Lester. but the alti-
tude did not agree with Mrs. Lester,
and it is probable that another change
in location will be made.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brooks have gone
to KillW-inning, Mo-, to spend a few
weeks with Mr.. Brooks father.
Rev. U. S. Smith and wife, who have
been spending a few weeks with rela-
tives here, returned to their home in
Montezuma.
Kansas City. arrived Monday evening
and are spending few weeks in the
city as guests Of the Misses Davies.
Golden Prosser Of Ottumwa spent
Sunday at the s. S. Stanley home. as
the guest Of Miss Myrtle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. F. Powell and son
Hubert Of Moberly, Mo-, are spending
two weeks at the Dave Davies home.
Mrs. Mary Young has returned from
spending few weeks for healthfs
sake
Will Ritchie returned the first Of the
week from Oskaloosa, where he had
been spending few days with rela-
tives.
Miss Myrtle Reeves entertained a
few friends at 6 o'clock dinner Satur-
day, the affair being complimentary to
Wendell Mitchell and brother, Earl
Mitchell, and friend. Miss Florence
Jones Of Lancaster. Mo. The after din
ln1, Ix1 {c4 ~,
which the prizes were captured by
Mis- Jones and E. Mitchell The even
ing was a very happy one for all.
! Mayor Carroll and son Wilbur had
a most unpleasant experience on Sun
day eevning, while driving down from
| Washington street, when they unex-
pectedly encountered Mr.. Kings au-
| tomobile. The horse became unxuan-
ageable. and while the mayor was do
Ing his best to restrain the frantic
animal, his son jumped out and in try
ing to hold the horse by the bits, was
thrown to the ground, and badly
bruised. In attempting to jump from
the buggy Mayor Carroll caught his
foot in the lines. and was dragged
some distance, but fortunately was not
seriously injured.
Mrs. John Miurs Is very sick
c. M. Burgess is slowly recovering
|
i week
G.. A. Bromberg was the victim of
a severe accident on Sunday, which
resulted in badly swollen and in
I famed eye, caused from being acct
dentally hit by an apple.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Noah Eicher of Win
i field, passed through the city on Mon
day, enroute home from Pulaski, where
they visited Mr. Eicher's sister, Mrs
j. A. Swartendruver. II
Mrs. d. f. Cavenaugi and baby Ele-
nor left Monday for Lenox, to visit
Mrs. Cavenaugh's brother, Rev. w. F.
4 Mccormack. and continue the trip to
Jefferson, to spend short time with
4 friends, while enroute to her home in
/ Douglas, Wyo., after an extended visit
with her mother in the north part OF
the city
Mrs, Mary Young has received news
j of the birth of baby girl at the home
Of her son. Will Ilinaberry, of Mil
;. ton.
w. B. Taylor left Monday for
Agency, to return with Mrs. Taylor
who has been visiting her parents
Rev. and Mrs. T. B. Hughes.
Robert Boyd left Monday for Bill
lings, Mont, to file his claim.
Mr.. Trimmonds of the Golden Eagle
clothing firm Of Abba, returned home
Monday, after visiting the families OF
Henry Ferguson and Walter Baird
, north of the city.
! Dr. Roy Swinney and Ed. Shaw &C.
companied by Misses Minnie Shaw an6
! Maud Grant, spent Sunday in West
I Grove as guests of Mrs. Emma Wal.
ker.
;, Mrs. William Hill left Monday 70,
West Grove to visit her sister. Mrs
j. w. Young.
, Born, on Sunday, to Mr.. and Mrs
Will Dunlavey, a daughter.
Misses Iowa and Olive Wray have
: returned from Kirksvile, Mo-, where
they have been spending two week.
with their sister Mrs. Jas. Reiger
: Will, Swift and Miss Maud Corricl
!, spent Saturday evening in Ottumwa
and returned accompanied by Miss
, Oda Swift.
After spending a few days with hi
: family at the U. Rominger home, Rev
]. H. Senseny Of Perry, has gone t,
. South Dakota to spend the remainde
of his summer variation