Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-01-01
slGoURNEY.

Sigourney, Dec. S1.-William Brokaw
of Delta was transacting business in
the city last Wednesday.
]. e. Ray of Hayesville. was bust
ness caller and visitor in the city on
last Wednesday,
o. l.. Conrad of the eastern part Of
the county was caller in the city on
last Wednesday,
III. A. Kruse of Washington township
was looking after business matters In
the city last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Parker Of Has
tings, Neb are visiting in the city Mt
the j. r. Parker home, and with other
spend several days and then go to West
Liberty where they will visit with the
relatives of Mrs Parker before return
ing to their western home.
j. +. Bray of Grinnell was a visitor
in the city several days last week,
and returned to his home Thursday
evening
Miss Kate Kelly is home from Iowa
City, where she has been taking a
rurses, training course in the hospital
She expects to resume her work there
OTTER January L.
Walter Kline is home from Cedar
Rapids to spend a few days with his
parents and friends. He recently en-
tered the railway postal service and his
present headquarters are in Cedar
Rapids. He is working with the hopes
Of g regular appointment soon.
George Oldenburg and wife of Wash
ington, spent Thursday at the par
entail HI. Fl. Killmer home in the north
ern part of the city, returning to Their
home in the evening.
| u. G. Cover of Delta was business
caller in the city Wednesday.
Hiram Smith Of Delta was transact
ing business in the city on "Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo r. Goeldner have
moved to town and began llousekeep.
ing in the southern part of the city.
Frank d. Snakenberg and Miss Ger.
trude Merriam We're quietly married a.
the Methodist Episcopal parsonage II
this city last Wednesday evening at
| o'clock by Rev. G. N. Pace. This was
a complete surprise to all their friends
as no one knew of their plans. Thu
word was passed around, however, b.
the time the midnight passenger wen
south, a crowd of friends were a
the depot to see them start on thei
| trip. After few days travel they will
return to his city to make, their futur,
home, and Mr.. Snakenberg will resume
his work in the Citizens Savings bank
r. l.. Crawford and family are NOV
| lilP W tIe CITY anu loCdllliS III AiOuo'
on South Main street. Mr. Crawford
is the county recorder-elect and Is get
1 ting ready to assume the duties Of Of
flee.
The fortieth wedding anniversary o
Mr. and Mrs. S. w. Brunt was celebrat
ed at their home in the northern par
of the city Thursday evening by larg'
crowd of friends assembling and spend
ing the hours of the evening with them
Handsome and useful presents wer'
given the couple as tokens of the es
TEEN in which they are held by neigh
bors and friends.
For Her Sake" was played at tn
opera house here Thursday evening
under the management Of Fred Parker
i A good sized audience enjoyed TIL,
good acting and speak very highly O
the performance.
\ Ed Schlitz made a business trip t
Martinsburg Thursday and returne
home in the evening. He expects t
make this his permanent home an,
has purchased the Stein property o.
South Main street. to live in
4 Miss Jane Wright is visiting with he
sister, Mrs A. N. Strain, in the south
eastern part of the city.