Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-10-02

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at Cumberland the weddings
ing place at different hour;
both couples being united in
mony during the evening. b
G. W. Mattingly, who is ru1
the north branch and who m
home at Cumberland, was mf
Miss Gertie Chandler. at the
the parents of the bride at
land Both of the contracting
have many friends in this city, who
extend their best wishes for future
happiness and success. After a visit
few days. the newly married couple,
will make their home at Cumberland.
Brakeman H. L. Hixenbaugh Of
this city, was also married Wednes-
day evening at the home Of his broth
er. D. j.. Hixenbaugh, at Cumberland, I
to Miss Lizzie Filler of Red Oak, and
the newly married couple arrived in
this evening for Omaha. where they
will visit for few days and will then
return to this city and make their
home in Creston. Mr.. Hixenbaugh is
a young man of sterling worth and re-
spected alike by his employers and
his fellow workmen for the company.
and his bride is spoken of as a young
woman Of many attractive traits Of
character. Friends extend to them the
best Of wishes for many happy years
Of married life"
Railroad Notes.
j. c. Conner, Of Dubuque, master
mechanic for the Milwaukee, was 10
the city today on business.
Bert Callwell, formerly brakeman oil
the Milwaukee, and who has been i@
Montana for several months, has re-
turned to this city and will resume
his position with the Milwaukee at
this point.
Guy cellars, switchman on the Mill
waukee, returned to duty this morning,
after enjoying his vacation.
James Creighton, brakeman for the
Milwaukee, who has been employed in
the yards at this point as a switch
man for some time has taken his old
run on the road again.
F. Benthine has accepted position
as switchman in the Milwaukee yards
A. DOYLE. foreman of the Milwaukee,
wrecking crew, returned this morning
from Sewell, where he was employed
picking up some cars which were de-
| rallied there recently.
Milwaukee engine No. 274 went into
the shops this morning for repairs.
The damage is a broken frame
| ]. o. Mullen, conductor on the MILF
| waukee, is off duty on account Of ILL K
ness.
| James Brown. conductor on the Mill
| waukee, Is off duty on account of ill-
ness.
The Milwaukee railroad bridge
which crosses the Des Moines river at
the Milwaukee junction, is receiving
new coat Of paint.
A new floor is being placed in the
baggage room at the Union depot.
| w. B. Throop of Burlington, gen.
eral superintendent Of the Burlington,
was in the city yesterday on business.
| c. c. Gardner of Davenport, travel
| ing passenger agent for the Roc
Island. was visitor in the city tod
David Weeks, tracing clerk at
Burlington freight house. returned
duty this morning, after enjoying hi
vacation in an extended trip to Port
land, Ore: Seattle, Wash, and San
Francisco, Cal.
! Boyd Ours. trucker at the Burling-
ton freight house, has accepted a
sition as trucker at the Milwam
freight house.
w. c. Melville of Kansas City.
travelling passenger agent for the
Louis and San Francisco railroad, "
= in the city yesterday on business.
Edward Blunt, engineer on the Bur-
lington, reported for duty this morn
ing, after laying off on account Of i'll.
ness,
u S. E. Dallar and g. A. Ellis. fremei
on the Burlington, reported for dut.
this morning, after short vacatio,
II Elmer Campbell. fireman on til
Burlington, is off duty enjoying a shol
vacation.
Robert Brooks, night f1re-up man al
the Burlington round house, is off duty
enjoying his vacation
A. A. Summers, day flre-up man a
the Burlington round house, left I'd
Macon, Mo-, today, where he will en-
ing his place.
M 3. Crane, conductor on the Bur-
: lington, reported for duty today, afte.
laying off on account of illness.
George Dennis. night yard clerk at
the Burlington yard office. was off
. duty last evening on account Of Ill
ness.
L. c. Frazier, formerly day call boz
at the Burlington round house, who
!, has been confined to his home on Yves
Second street with appendicitis, is inns
proving
The Burlington wrecking crew wa
i called out last evening to Burlington
! Tower No. 307, where several car
were derailed.
This is to certify that DR.. ShalleS.
berger cured my daughter of kidne,
, trouble. She was bothered a Ion
time and other doctors failed to be
! etit her.
If you would write me would gladl
tell you all regarding her case.
n Mrs. Adam Helms,