Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-09-17
-Leando from Saturday

tives at Douds-Leando from Saturday
until Monday.
Mrs. Robert Green of Douds-Leando
was Keosauqua visitor Monday ).
Misses Dora and Mary Burns visit
ed relatives in Ottumwa Monday
evening and Tuesday.
Misses Edna Irish. Alice and Amy
Cheney, Lucinda Miller and Alice
Mize left Tuesday morning for Mt,
Pleasant where they will attend
Wellesley university the coming year.
VIM. Barrett Of Bentonsport was
q business visitor here Monday.
Geo. G. Duff1eld is spending few
days at Burlington.
DR.. Atkins of Milton spent Monday
in Keosauqua
n. G. Leach of Bloomfield was trans
acting business here Monday.
Attorneys Mitchell and Hunter Of
Ottumwa are attending court here
this week.
H. H. Holloway of Milton spent Sun
day with friends here.
VIM. Stone Of Pennington was In
town Monday.
Earl Gleason Of Davenport visited
his aunt, Miss Harriet Sloan, the
past week. He departed Monday for
Kansas City to visit relatives.
Mrs. Julia McKibben was elected
Preceptress OF Hershey Hall, Welle-
sey University at Mt Pleasant. She
left Monday for that place.
Mrs. Vermillion and daughter re.
turned to their home In Centerville
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Downs and wife
of Wellington, Kansas, are guests Of
W. G. Cheney and Joe Cheney and
families,
Mrs Rene Sullivan and Mrs. DanI.
Farron were guests at the Hotel Man
ming for several days,
Mr.. and Mrs, Shipman of Madison.
Ind, departed Monday for their home
after a weeks visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Lining.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Bateman,
Judge Vermtllion. wife. and daughter.
and Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A. Brown spent
Saturday evening and Sunday at the
Household. Z,
Mrs. Wyatt Roberts OF Des Moines
was a guest Of relatives here the
first OF the week.
e. H. Pittman was in Fairfield Sat
urday.
Dale Loomis is visiting his parents
here.
Miss Clara Harrison is having her
residence painted.
Mrs. Robt. Dunlap and Mrs. Emma
McAncbor are spending a few days
In Keosauq,ia ii@g'
VIM. Fornot is having three foot
foundation put under hts residence.
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THE NEWS or BIRMINGHAM.
birmingham. Mrs. Tide Tickle
died Saturday night at his home east
OF town of paralysis. Mr. Tickle had
been in poor health for the last year
but Saturday he became suddenly
worse and passed away at midnight
He leaves a wife and three daughters
to mourn his death.
James Black. wife and children Of
Memphis, Mo. are visiting at viii
Bonnetts.
Mrs. Houston OF Bentonsport. is
visiting with friends south of town.
Miss Pansy .Arbaugh entertained hel
friends Monday evening. Dainty re
freshments were served.
MIR. and Mrs Young and Mrs. Beard
sley entertained the Junior choir Tues
W! CSCiiiH6 III uOuOI VI MISS EIlt
Smith.
Rev. Cummings of Mt Vernon II
the M, e. pastor for the coming con
ference year. Rev. "A. M. Smith goe.
to Mt. Vernon.
Mrs. Ed Mcbfillen arrived in towr
Friday for visit with relatives. Mrs
McMillen has been at the Kirksville
hospital for some time.
J. w Russell has purchased the ]
G. McKinsie property and will move
to town in short time.
w. e. Huff Of SOLOMON. Kansas, was
In town last week visiting with ole
friends. Mr.. Hun filed the pulpit II
the Free Methodist church Sunday
night and preached very inspiring
sermon. ~.
Miss Cora Hearne of the Wesley
Hospital Of Chicago, Ill, is spending
her vacation with her parents In town
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Greenfield and
daughter. Grace, are In McCune, Kan
sas. attending the wedding Of theil
neice, Miss Alta Morrow Miss Morrow
attended school in Birmingham for Sc
veral years and made many friend.
who will extend congratulations
RUSSELL.
Russell-E. a, Marshall, wife ane