Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-08-27
EAST END ITEMS.
Visitors at the plant this week.:


Glen Jones of Atlantic; Mrs John
Hughes. Robert Hughes Miss winni-
fred Hughes and Fred Miller OF
Agency; Thomas Lambly of Conway;
John Aumerda, Brooklyn, N. Y; P. L..
Aumerda; I. I. Tate, La plata Mo;
". G. Diehl. Keokuk; R. G. Boyd,
Child and Clara Child Of Unionville.
Mo-; Mable Caster and G. E. Horn,
Moulton; Charles Rinehart and James
Meet. Browning, Mo-; Misses Maude
and Eva Stephenson, Eldon; Virginia
Harlem, Julia Gobot. Ella Harlem. FL
mer ellis and Cleo Altman, Eldon;
NJ. Morgan, Ainsworth, and @. A. Bur
lingame, Abba.
Sanford Bowen, chief consignment
clerk in the general Office at John
Morrell & Co.. is away on his annual
| vacation. His place is filled by A. G..
Coate
William Kidd of Mabel street, who
| holds door on the third floor &C." at
the packing house is on the sick
list this week.
Joe Hanrahan and Sam Underwood
of the killing department. at the pack
ing house, visited the sick members
of the P. H. M. B. A. last Saturday.
Arthur Bean Of the killing depart
ment at the packing house, took in
the Dain picnic last Saturday.
Ed Steller. who for years has been
one of John Morrell & Co.'s foremen
| in the local room, has left the COM
panys service and goes into business
| for himself in the West End. Mr..
Steller counts his friends in the East
End by the score and they all wish
him success.
Mr.. Holmes, night janitor at the
general Office for years, has resign
ed and will go to work in the house
in the daytime. He was in Keokuk
few days this week visiting friends.
| John Morrell was in Quebec, Can
ada few days this week.
| A party was given last Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Fern Lunll-
ley at the home of Mrs. Guy Nelson
on 41O South Iowa avenue. Refresh
ments were served and pleasant
evening was passed. Those present
were: Fred Moore Of Oskaloosa,
Chester Jones, Charlie Williams,
Thomas Russell, I. Shirt, W. M.
Seeks, Earl Courtney, Clay Frost,
Will Morrow, David Lunkley. Miss
Bertha Simms, Lulu Sconbeck Carrie
Murphy. Daisy Howard, Halma An
derson, Visa Gilroy, Carrie Thurs
| ton. Celia Frost
Mrs. Edyth Lanning of Chicago,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Nc
Lane is in the city for a short visit
with her parents.
DR. Imler of the government SER
vice left for Columbus, O., last Friday
| on two weeks vacation. $.
| Clyde Ward of South Ottumwa is
the latest addition to the office force
and is in the superintendent office.
| Mrs. Ida kirkpatrick Of Keota, IS
here on visit with her son, Craig
Kirkpatrick and is guest of Rev.
and Mrs l. w. Foote.
| Miss Maud Baker Of West Main
street is visiting friends and rela-
tives at WOODBURY. since last Satur-
day.
| Mr.. fisher has secured the contract
of painting and decorating the inter.
ior of the East End Presbyterian
church
Joe Wilkins, who drives one of John
Morrell & Co.'s market teams, has
been on the sick list for two or three
days this week.
Mrs. John Loring and her daugh-
ter are visiting in Rock Island, ILL.,,
this week
A. A. Lewis of the stock yards Of
fee transacted company business IN
Des Moines last Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ Garland and daughter,
Julia of West Orchard street are in
Jersey City, N. j., visiting with their
son and brother, James Garland of
the government meat inspection.
Major T. P. Spilman attended the
| Lentner Tooth anniversary last Thurs
day.
Simon Yeamen, native of Turkey.
who worked in the packing room for
a long time and who has been in
Chicago for some time past, return
ed to Ottumwa Saturday and will at
tend school and get an education.
Adolph Albertson, foreman of the
Timers, voluntarily left the service OF
/. NJ. & Co, last Saturday to accept
his old position on G. B. &. @.
1 Coloney O'Brien an old member OF