Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-07-21
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DR.. D. II. LEWIS
ENNIS OFFICE BUILDING.
BYE, EAR, NOSE, THROAT
Glasses Fitted. Ottumwa, la.
Successor to Dr.. Mummert.
BLOOMFIELD.

Bloomfield, July 1s.-The remains Of
Mrs. Viola Cook, wife Of w. c. Cook
residing three miles southeast Of stiles,
who died Saturday night, was shipped
to Dubuque on Monday for burial at
that place.
Mrs. 1. N. Thompson returned Tues
day from Mt. Pleasant, where she Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
Ian.
N. Burnett Of Centerville. is spend
ing week at the home of Henry Mum
denhall.
Major T. D. Dake has purchased a
noted saddle horse, Edith G. of Colom-
bia, Mo-. to ride at the state fair this
year. The major goes to the fair in
August to complete his fifteenth year
as state marshal
Clarence Smith returned Monday to
his home in Chicago, after spending
few weeks with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Fannie Cook and son Joe leave
this week for. Centerville to spend a
week with Mrs. Jas. Wiseman.
X. T. Hotchkiss left Monday night
for Kaw City, Okla. on business con-
nected with his milling interests.
Mrs. Stanley Hathaway, having
returned, and is visiting at the John
Evans home and that OF other friends
Grin Helwig OF Milton, made bust
ness trip to the city Monday.
Ed Cox left Tuesday for Huston,
Texas to spend some time in the inter-
ests Of his oil wells.
Mrs. G. E. Faith Of Kansas CITY, ac-
companied by her mother In law, Mrs.
Faeth Of Sioux City, Is visiting at the
home Of Mrs. Faeths parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Plank.
I<ioei,,rac o,,H fJopr.. ~
Drakeville, Mr.. Mcmillan Of Stiles, and
D. L. Newkirk Of Girard, Kan, left
Tuesday for the Pecas Valley, New
Mexico, to inspect the land with view
to speculation.
Carl Shaw and DR.. Roy Swinney
have returned from Kansas, where the
latter failed to find a favorable loca-
ton.
r. w. Anderson of Pulaski, accom-
panied by his daughter, Mrs. Edwards,
passed through the city Tuesday, Mrs.
Pella.
Miss Jennie Ferguson left Wednes-
day for Bonaparte to visit her sister,
Mrs. Ed. Chapman and will return by
way Of Ottumwa, where she will at
tend Chautauqua.
Wray Curl, who has been mentally
deranged for some weeks, as the result
Of having been sand bagged while In
Kansas city short time ago. was
placed in the city hospital. He was
accompanied by Sheriff. J. A. Wilkin-
son. George Proctor and his father
G.. e. Curl.
Miss Georgia wishard has returned
from Kirksville, Mo, where she has
been spending couple Of weeks at the
home Of Rev. H. J. Everly, formerly of
this city. The friends Of Mrs. EVERY
will be interested to learn that under
osteopathic treatment, she is now able
to stand, and hopes to be able to walk
later on.
Mrs. H. G. Power returned Tuesday
to her home in Milton after a short
visit at the T. P. Bence home
Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Moore returned
Monday night from Cambria, where
Mrs Moore has been spending a few
weeks with relatives.
Harry Wishard left Wednesday for
Cloquet. Mimi, to join Reuben Stat
ford of this city. who is spending three
weeks in lumber camp.
G. M. Burgess has been quite sick
for a few days
Mrs. w. j. Stecke. accompanied by
Frank Black and Miss Joy Ferguson
left Tuesday morning for Ottunwa,
making the trip in a covered wagon.
Mrs. Steckel was Joined In Ottumwa
by Mr.. Steckel, and the long trip 20
Lake Okoboji was begun.
Amateur Game Here Sunday,
From Fridays Daily.
The Malleable Iron Works team of
Fairfield will play Barney Toms Red
Sox at the West End park Sunday att.
ernoon at $3.50. The teams are both
fast ameteur clubs, and the game will
be a good one The Red SoY are said
to be the fastest bunch OF non .lea enare