Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-06-23

are visiting relatives in Deadwood, s..
D., and expect to make an extended
stay.
George Smeaton is suffering severe
attack Of appendicitis, and Is at the
home Of his brother in the northern
part Of the city.
Miss Mildred MccrecrY OF Fairfield,
! is visiting relatives and old friends In
and about the city,
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Armstrong have
| moved to Ottumwa, where Mr.. Arm
strong will work in meat market.
They have been residents Of this place
for many years, and leave hosts of
friends who wish them we'll wherever
they may be.
home after having spent<a few days
visiting at the James Bottorff home
| in Hedrick.
Sigourney. June 21.--Anthony Kelley
and family of Kinrose spent the first
Of the week at the Thomas Kelly home
in this city Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly are
parents Of triplet babies, that are now
more than three years old.
| A. A. Foster, of F't, Wayne, Ind, who
has been visiting for the past several
| days at the A. N. Strain home In the
southeastern part of the city, left on
the early morning train Tuesday. and
| will go to Colorado to visit his father,
Misses Bertha and Ethel Wyant have
| returned to the city and will spend
the summer with their mother In the
northern part Of town. These young
women expect to go west this autumn
and teach school in that country the
| coming school year.
! Van Marshall of Ollie, was in the
city Monday with his automobile, and
! made a run to the northern part of
| the county, before starting on his re-
turn trip to his home.
| transacting business in this place last
Monday. and visited at the home Of
his mother while here,
| DR.. Easthurn was called to Delta
Monday evening on professional bust
ness, and returned to this place Tues
day morning.
A heavy rain, most acceptable to
everybody, was visited upon this COM
munity Tuesday morning and through
out greater part Of the day. It fell
slowly and steadily, greater part of
| the time until evening. It is estimat-
! ed at about one inch
| Rev. N. G. Pace has gone to Rich
land to attend the District Epworth
League convention.
County Auditor e. p, Phelps. Coun-
| ty Recorder A. N. Strain, Treasurer g.
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ian Of the court house, Robert Adams,
member of the board of supervisors,
and one Of the practieeing attorneys Of
the twon, Henry F. Wagner have gone
to South Skunk river to catch fish.
They have complete camping outfit
and expect to remain for several days.
| Misses Mabel Pennell and Kate
Shean have gone to Richland as dele
gates from this chapter to the District
| Epworth League convention, now In
session at that place.
Mrs. G.. G. Shanafelt returned to her
home last Monday after having spent
several days visiting among relatives
and friends in and about South Eng
| lish.
| VIM. veitch Of ottumwa, visited in
the city with his daughters and their
families couple Of days, returning to
his home in Ottunwa on Monday.
George Leichty has been hired by
the town council to repaint the city
water tower and tank. He will cover
1t with two coats of paint and is to
receive 500 as compensation.
| E. e. Phelps and James Jones have
contracted to trade farms.> Mr. Phelps
giving his Dakota land for the 1876
tacre farm near Lancaster, now occu-
pied by Mr. Jones'