Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-05-15
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TO GIVE CONCERTS.

East End Band VIII Render Sacred
Music Every Tuesday Evening.
From Saturdays Daily.
The East End band will next Tues
day inaugurate series OF concerts to
be given every Tuesday. evening In
Redman's addition northeast of the
East End Presbyterian church. The
band will render sacred music. Mater
ial for band stand is now on the
ground and work will be rushed to
complete it before Tuesday evening.
Other Items OF Interest.
John Rimmer, of the killing gang,
is sufferer from white swelling in
one of his knees.
A. scheid of Cedar Rapids en-
tered the service of the Openheimer
Casing company last Monday morning.
I Miss Laura Agee, Sill Queen Ann
avenue, of the sausage room. who has
been on the sick list for the past ten
days is improving.
David Chodat, an old employee in
the packing room who had stroke Of
paralysis about two years ago, had an
other attack last Saturday night and
is now very i'll at his home on Morrell
street
Robert Wray, of the time keepers
Office, is in st. Louis on business this
| week.
Purchasing Agent P. A. Murphy's
| little five-year-old son caught his foot
in the side walk last Saturday and in
trying to extricate it himself broke his
leg above the ankle.
Assistant Time Keeper Will Gillum
spent Sunday with his parents, who
live on farm south of the city.
AL Larson of the car repairing gang,
who had his left ankle broken the
23d of last September, has been on the
sick list ever since. He was here last
Monday and is improved in health.
Samuel Birney, of the stock yards,
was in Kansas City Monday.
Walter Mack, of Cincinnati, O., ar.
rived here last Monday and will super.
intend the pla ;ing of the cold storage
apparatus in the new ware house.
Rev. B. Bengtson, a missionary OF
the Swedish Lutheran church, was a
sightseer here last Monday.
1 Contractor Dennis Riordan is tearing
down the north elevator wall and MAX
ing it six feet wider. The new build
ing will then be connected with It
which will lead to Building co."
Miss Sara Johnston, general secre
tary for the Y. w. c. A, accompanied
by Mrs. VIM. Stinson, was here or
i Wednesday noon. They distributed
literature to the girls and held short
service with them.
i Miss Bessie Horn, of Main street
who has been sick for the past few
days, is improving.
Fred Twedell, Of the killing gang
:, resigned last Wednesday and goes tt
Dallas Center in a few days to be en-
gagged in farming.
!. VIM. Gatewood, of the cooper shops
is in Des Moines this week attendinf
United States court.
!, Charles Bullock and Ed. McGrath
: of the engineers department, composed
the P. H. M. A. A. visiting COMMITTEES
this week.
The secretary of P. H. M. A. A. ha.
received lot of new memorandum
with the constitution and bylaws O
P. H. M. A. A. printed in them. Mem
: bers of P. H. M. A. A. are welcome t,
: one of them and will be supplied b,
the secretary.
Wash Allander of Riverview i
very ILL., He is seventy-four years old
James McGahey, of the general Of
flee force, returned to work last Nor
day, after two weeks vacation.
A. ]. Mckinney, of the .Yorkshir
creamery, leaves next Monday for
two weeks vacation, which he vii
spend in western Colorado visiting, hi
father.
VIM. Whalen, of Union street, an oil
employe in the packing room, is yer
i'll.
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