Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-04
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Sigourney, Oct. I'll. H. Killmer RS
turned from Chicago last Saturday
morning after having spent three days
there on business.
P. Engeldinger spent three days last
week in Oskaloosa, visiting relatives
and friends and attending to business
matters Mr.. Engeldinger owns farm
in that county.
o. o. Phelps of Competine was Wis
iting his brother, e. e. Phelps, and
family, here last week.
Attorney Ed Mccoy Of Waterloo
came to the city Saturday to visit for a
few days with friends.
Mrs. George Ellis is on the sick list,
and has been quite i'll the past few
days.
Col. G. III. Mackey, the nominee on
the democratic ticket for the office of
county attorney. has withdrawn from
the race. This leaves but one nomi-
nee for that place and that is Hugo f.
Goeldner, the present officer, and the
candidate on the republican ticket for
the second term.
Patrick Stanton of Oskaloosa was a
visitor and business caller in the city
Saturday.
William Haslett returned from Gin
ton the last of the week, where he
had been attending the reunion OF
Crocker's Brigade He reports an ex-
cellent time, and says he thinks Gin
ton is a prince of city when 1t comes
to entertaining. and causing strangers
to feel at ease.
A. w. Kadel and family Of Keswick
were visiting relatives and friends In
the city Saturday and attending to
business matters.
J. T. Parker is home from the reun-
ion at Clinton.
John Mitts has disposed of his res
taurant on the west side of the square,
trading 1t for farm land. The stock and
business now goes into the possession
of Mrs. Alice Jacobs, who expects to
conduct it.
Rev. Pace preached in his pulpit at
the Methodist Episcopal church, in
stead Of going to Ottumwa to hold
quarterly conference for the presiding
do. 1t seems they were unable to find
minister to fill his appointment here
The Ladies' Aid society of the church
will have a kitchen shower in the
church basement this Tuesday
evening, in order to help stock
their kitchen. When the building was
erected there was a place prepared for
a dining room and kitchen. but these
We're finished up only recently, and
they are now going to work to furnish
| them.
e. f. Phelps, Henry T. Wagner, w
Fl. Needham, and G. C. Latter were
visitors in Richland last Thursday or
political business.
| The republican nominees for Office
gathered in the city last Friday ant
had a meeting in the law office of K
p. Willcockson, where they made plans
for the coming campaign. The re.
publican headquarters have been es,
tablished in the rooms over the G. c
LATER harness store, and G. C. Laffel
and 2. E. Phelps are to be in charg,
there and have control of the cam.
paign now on.
James Franken and wife have con.
cluded their visit at the E. Franker
home here and have started on theil
return trip. They expect to visit il
Chicago, and MIR. Franken will max,
some purchases there before they re.
turn to Salt Lake City.
Mrs c. c. Hartzel has returned
from visit with her parents in Kes
wick.
Mrs. F. A. schipfer has returned
from Dallas. Illinois, where she was
visiting her parents
Miss Mile Brown of Chicago is Wis
iting at the parental c. NJ. Brown
home in the southeastern part of tn,
4 city.