Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-01-23
EAST END ITEMS.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. t.....
From Saturdays Daily.
is PROMOTED.
Edward steIIer Becomes Assistant
Foreman of the Local Room.
Edward Steller has been appointed
| to the position of assistant foreman Of
! the local room at the packing house
to fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignation Of Fred Gilbert.
XIII Is Large.
The kill this week at the packing
house was a large one, about $4,000
hogs finding their way into pork
through the medium of the plant.
Visitors This Week.
The following are among those, who
have been at the packing house this
week either as visitors, for the pur-
pose of looking through the plant, or
on business.
The list is as follows Mr.. and
Mrs. J. e. Kranz, Muscatine; Mr.. and
Mrs. G. Kranz, city; George Green,
Chicago; City Officer Clarence Crow
ley, city; Charles Mckee, for
merly of the fierce gang, but now
of the Burlington; Charles Mckee,
formerly Of the fierce gang, but now
farming in the western part Of Wapel-
10 county; Mrs Martha Wharton,
Agency; James Blizzard, Bridgeport,
Mo-; and Miss Maude Birney, Glen
wood, Mo.
The Sick List.
John Morris, forman Of the
the killing gang: Will Wind, Of the
general Office; James King, of the cell
lar gang; Charles Reidquist, assistant
foreman of the roustabout gang; Will
liam Whalen, who holds door at the
packing room, and Fred Twedell of
the killing gang, are in the sick list
this week.
A Surprise Party.
Miss Leona Carson, who resides on
East Bertha street. was the hostess
of delightful surprise party last
Wednesday evening, at her home, in
honor of her nineteenth birthday.
! A number of her friends were pre-
sent and very enjoyable evening
served. Those present were:
Misses
Nina Henderson, Mary Campbell,
Rose Jones, Maude Stiles,
Mary KILN, Elizabeth Gee,
Annie McDaniels, Viola Shines.
Muriel Carson, Alice Carson
| Messrs.
Henry kuhns, Charles Stocker,
William Stocker. Clay Galpin,
William Hoffstatler, Ross Howard,
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Elmer Stumns, Verne Carson.
! John Jones'
East End Notes.
Mrs Adolph Schaub and children of
St. Joseph, Mo-, are in the city visit
ing at the home of Mrs. Otto Schaub,
who resides on Roemer street.
4 Elmer Davis, of the packing room
was called home last Wednesday by
i the dangerous illness of Mrs. Eliza
beth Zimmerman.
Joe Britain, of the stock yards Of
flee, was transferred to the general
office last Thursday.
Pat Rorick and Henry Aggessa, OF
Iowa county, were here last Wednes-
day visiting with William Michael and
George Moff1tt
Night Waterman Zell Zimmerman
was off duty, few days this week,
on account Of the death of his uncle,
VIM. Hammitt.
Max Ramsell the 6-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Ramsell, of Roe
mer street, was badly scalded on the
face and neck last Tuesday evening.
Il John Mitchell, of the night force at
the stock yards, Is on the regular en-
i,y,.ry Sc mr.
is being filled by Joe Lewis.
George A. Mason, salesman at the
meat market of John Morrell & Co.,
who has been at the city hospital for
treatment was taken to his home last
Friday. Mr.. Mason is not much i'm
proved
/ There will be joint meeting Of the
| session and the trutees Of the East
End Presbyterian church tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock in the parlors
of the church.
Edward Stebbens, of the tierce
gang, was called home Tuesday after
, noon. on account of the sickness of
his wife.
The band concert of the East End
) band which was to have occurred
: January 10, is postponed until after
GUI IL, oWih5 w SAiS AeASe SAA..s
the band is to play at the next Y. M
!, C. A. meeting in the Grand opera
: house.
VIM. Kline, of the killing gang, who
/. has been on the sick list for weeks
commenced work again Monday
Frank Adcock, of the machine shop
who had his jaw bone broken few
weeks ago, has nearly recovered. He
:. was here on business last Saturday.
i. Mrs. William Stinson, who resides
s on South May street. is in Mt. Unior
!. this week, called there by the illness
: = superintendent F. II Bullock, wh{
? has been quite ill for weeks past, is
: not much improved and Is still com
= . PEELED to be absent from his work.
g Samuel Birney, of the stock yards
s left last Friday for Des Moines ant
: Abba.
Mrs. A. B. osler, 1915 East Mai1
n street, who has been sick since las
D Saturday, is much better now.