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

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and upon returning to the parlors tab
ulated as many as they could remem-
Der. Misses Mary Davies and Mary
Power were the most successful, and
in the final contest between the two
Miss Davies received the prize which
was pretty little booklet. Mrs. Will
let's, OF Centerville and Miss Belle
NeWcome, of Oklahoma, were visiting
sisters. whose presence We're very en-
jcNable. AT ten o'clock light refresh
ments We're served and the chapter adj
journed to meet In regular session on
Feb 10, at the home of Mrs. Emma
Payne.
Harry Stevens have moved to Or
tumwa where he has secured employ
He was Joined on Tuesday by MRS.
Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Lorenz leave this
evening for Des Moines to attend
reception given at the Slavery, by the3
state officials, with whom Mr.. ande
Mrs. B. F. Carroll are numbered. II
S. L. Berry has sent out a party OF
land seeking excursionists, who left
for the south Tuesday.
Will Plank left for Hutchinson,f
Kansas, to join his brothers, Amos
Plank of that place, and Earl Plank, Of
st. Louis. who will spend short time
at Potossa, Mo-, visiting Isaiah Plank.
Z
will continue their trip to New Orr
leans and will make the return trip:
via Texas and Indian Territory. An
other party composed of e. A. Han-s
shaw, L. G. Pirard and Art Courtney
left for western Kansas, for the pleas
ure of the trip.
Frank Smith left Tuesday for White
county, Ark, to look at q farm with
view of leasing it.
J. +. Thomas, of Conesville, arrived
| Wednesday and will locate on the
William Baumgarten farm.
Miss Elva Plank, Of Kansas City
arrived Tuesday evening and will re-
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plank, who after
spending the winter at the Sax hotel,
| have returned to their home in the
east part of the city.
Miss Bessie Berry, Of Ottumwa,
spent Sunday at the home of S. Ii.
| Berry.
| Mrs Mary Young returned Tuesday
| from Milton, where she spent q week
| with her son, Will Linaberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bassett, Of Cantril, ar
| rived In the city Tuesday to visit rela-
| tiyes a short time
Ed Cox left Tuesday for Texas, ac-
companied by Harry Hessell and Clyde
Young, who are looking for a location.
| DR.. and Mrs. Newland, of Drakevillef
were visitors in the city Tuesday.
Miss Pearl Latiner left Tuesday for
Indian Territory to join her mother
and spend a short time on business.
Mrs. J. K. Dysart and children, Of
Ottumwa, spent Sunday with the
| Misses Davies.
| Emmon Spilman returned Tuesday
| from Illinois, where he has been visit
| ing. his parents for a week or more.
Geo. T. Sewers T. L. Spohr and j,
F.. Hinkle left Tuesday for Boliver
Mo-, to spend a short time on bust
I ness. Mr.. Sewers will continue the
! trip to Hobart, Oklahoma, and other
points now being inspected by the
| homeseeker excursionists
E. K. Herr returned, Sunday from
Quarry Hill, Pa, where he was called
two weeks ago by the death of his
sister, Miss Hert.
The funeral services Of John Rogers
whose death occurred on Saturday as
the result of an operation recently
performed for appendicitis, were held
in Troy on Monday The services
Were conducted by the I. o. O., r.
lodge.
Ed s. Smith is spending a few days
in Milwaukee, Wis, on business.
Mrs. Geo. Barnett left Wednesday
evening for Topeka, Kan. where sha
ter. Mrs. A. T. Dowhey, who is very
sick at the hospital in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert King left
Sunday for Chicago, ILL.,, to spend a
few days attending the automobile ex-i
| position.
Major T. D. Doke spent Sunday.
i with friends in Des Moines.
/ Rev. H. ]. Everly is spending a
4 week with relatives in Ringgold
county.
] Mrs. N. S. Johnson returned Mon-.
day to Des Moines.