Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-22

helpful gospel service will be conduct
ed with each concert These concerts
will be given each Tuesday evening
during the summer.
Mrs. A. Marlowe, of Council Bluffs,
is visiting at the home of her nephew,
William B. Ramsell on Iowa avenue.
Ortie Spurgeon, of Bloomfield, and
Jesse Skinner of South Ottumwa, are
the latest additions to the office force.
Ray Campbell, of the general office
force, has been promoted to the remit.
lance desk.
Claude Ogburn has been promoted.
to billing entry. desk.
Edward Hawthorne, Of the billing
desk, has resigned and goes to Chi
cago tomorrow.
James DAILY, who works in the car
penter gang, was compelled to give up
work for short time, owing to a Grip
pied knee
George Jennings, assistant engineer,
accidentally cut his left hand last
Monday
Fred Drake, of the cellar, has been
transferred to the killing room on ac-
count of his health.
Mrs. Michael Moffit is Ill at her
home on Walnut avenue.
F. w. Moses, Of Cleveland, Ohio, was
here Tuesday.
August Frank, Of the cellar, left last
"wednesday evening for Germany for
a visit and will be gone for ninety
days.
Harvey Lockwood, Of Kansas City, is
here visiting his brother, j. Lockwood,
of Walnut avenue, who has been on
the sick list for the past three
months.
Miss Sara Johnston, secretary Of the
~. w. G. A., accompanied by Miss
Amelia Schworm, distributed religious
literature to the girls in the trimming
and sausage rooms Wednesday and ar
ranged to have sine kind Of service
for the girls early Wednesday.
G. Springer, of the fire department,
was in Mystic, May IL visiting rela.
tives.
Thomas Rimmer of the boiler room,
Charley Warren of the Office, G. w.
Moff1t of the box factory, George Jen-
nings of the engine room, Charles
Freeman, foreman Of the fierce gang,
J. ]. Treneman, foreman Of the load
| ing gang were off duty this afternoon
attending the convention.
George Milquist, of the fire depart
ment, cut his left arm and has been
off duty since Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. H. ]. Brobst, Of Denver,
Colo, accompanied by Mrs. George Sal
mon, of East Main street, were visitors
at the plant last Wednesday. Mr.. and
Mrs. Brobst are visiting at the home Of
Mrs Salmon for few days.
George Cameron Of Washington, Pa,
was here visiting last Wednesday and
Thursday with M. T. McClelland Of the
general office.
George Allott, foreman of the wash
room gang, was compelled to quit work
Thursday on account Of illness.
Mrs. Lou Zolister of Cedar Rapids.
formerly Miss Alta Horn, is here on a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Neil Horn, 300 East Main street.
Tuesday, May Is. being the seventh
birthday anniversary Of Miss Margue-
rite Maloney, a number of her little
friends gathered at her home 1875 Jan
ney street, where reception was held
from 4 till o'clock, the time being
passed in games and various amuse-
ments. The little hostess received
ulduy UcdullluI uSSlul plc5SuIS,
showing the high esteem in which she
is held by her little friends. Those
present were: Misses Lillian Conson-
dine, Lillian Northup, Gertrude Schaf-
er, Irene Schafer, Anna Quinlan. Ce.
celia Foxx, Francis Maloney, Margaret
Bromwell, Helen Maloney. Mary
Thompson, Mary Agnes Maloney, Ce.
Gil Ketchum, Violet Seaburg, Neva
Comegys, Mary Cecilia Cunningham,
Mary Denefe, Hanline Godsel, Nudge
Godsel, Agnes Travis, Catharine Ira.
Wis, Cecilia Throne, of Charlton. Mas.
tiers Charles Consodine, Walter Mel.
son, Clarence Nelson, Earl Seaburg,
Osso Northrup, Paul Cunningham
Edwin Cunningham, James Sullivan
Willie Maloney, Leo Sullivan, Carson
Comegys, Dennis Godsel, Thomas Sui.
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