Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-11-10
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ssigourney, Nov. s.-Miss Edith
Shanafelt of Oskaloosa spent Sunday
here with her parents and friends, re-
turning to her work with the Crescent
Coal company on Monday forenoon.
Mrs. E. E. Phelps and children re-
day morning. where they have been
visiting for the past several days.
George B. Baker Of Hedrick was
visitor in the city on Monday.
Court convened on Monday and a
day was spent attending to matters
that were waiting their turn on the
docket. Judge Byron w. Preston was
on the bench. John Dennison, a young
boy from the south part Of the county
that had been bound over to keep the
peace and on account of being unable
to furnish bonds was serving time in
the county Jail, was brought before the
court. and on the strength Of his good
promises he was ordered to be released
on the 18th Of November and to go nu-
molested during his good behavior.
Leon and Claude Wright Of near
Delta were visitors in the city the first
Of the week at the A. N. Strain home.
Ed Mccoy came home from Cedar
Falls last Saturday evening to spend a.
few days at home and to vote.
Lonnie Pfaff Of Burlington came
home to spend a few days with his
parents and friends.
John Ritzinger came home from the
north part of the state to spend few
days at his home and help out his po-
litical party with his vote.
Milo Burke came In from Cedar
Rapids on Monday evening where he
had been visiting friends.
Hon. John F. Riggs of Des Moines
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
The petit Jurors drawn to serve at
the coming term of court which will
convene here the 9th Of December, are
as follows. J. Fl. Bowman Of West
sEnglish Rixer, E. NJ. Robertson Of
West Lancaster H. M. Price of Ad-
ans, Frank Knight of Jackson town
ship, George Laux Of Van Buren,, Joe
Pfeaster of Van Buren,. Tom Black Of
Jackson, Emmett Johnson of Rich
land, George Wilson of What Cheer,
James Morgan of Steady Run, Andy
McFarlan Of English River, Michael
Manion of Washington, Robert Bal
ley of Richland, George Denny of Ben
ton, Fred Schott of Prairie. 2. e. Bow
er of East Lafayette, F. A. Gabby Of
West Lancaster. w. j. Gordon of Ben
ton, John Rhodebeck of East Lafayette,
R. G. Pollett of Warren, Joseph KEN
meter of What Cheer. and Patrick
O'Brien of Liberty township.
Inc remains OF FRANK Mlnteer We're
brought to this city Tuesday morning
on the early train from Des Moines.
He died in Goldfield Arizona, last
Thursday, from pneumonia. He was
drawn to the place by mining pros
poets and had been in the new location
| less than three weeks when attacked
by the disease that proved fatal His
remains were taken to the F. w, Pfaff
undertaking rooms and kept there until
noon, when they We're removed to the
home Of Henry Johnson in the north
west part of the city. The funeral oc-
Cured there that afternoon at 2 o'clock
conducted by Rev. c. N. Pace of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Interment
in the West cemetery. Will Hubbard
and wife of Chicago are here. The faith
er of the deceased, Milt Minteer, his
brother and his wife, Mrs. Frank Min
teer, of Chicago. were present.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas w. Beall died at their home In
the southwestern part of the city last
Monday morning at about 6 o'clocl,
from a complication of diseases, the
most pronounced of which was diph-
1 iberia. An older child of the family
| is very i'll with scarlet fever The baby
was buried the same afternoon In a
cemetery in Lancaster township neal
1.-THE former home of the family.