Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-05-23
RUSSELL.

Russell.-Mrs. Charles Currier re-
turned to her home at 1ndianola We'd
nesday after a short visit with her
mother, Mrs. o. F. Kinmouth.
daughter, Ethel Mrs. A. J. Woodman
and daughter, Helen, Mr.. and Mrs. r..
L. Adams and daughter, Helen, Selden
King and Nora Stech were. county seat
visitors Thursday.
Mrs. James Grayson, niece and
nephew, Mary and Frederick Butts,
left on No. 10 wednesday for Peoria,
ILL.,. to visit the formers niece, Mrs.
Cotter.
Mrs. Lizzie Lariner of Charlton
visited last week at the F. H. DeLano
and William Larimer home.
Mrs. n. W. Gitinger of Charlton Wis
tied Friday with her mother, Mrs,
Cofdelia Goltry, north Of Russell.
Mrs. Myrtle Long and baby return
ed Friday from Osceola. where they
had been visiting the past week with
Mrs. Longs sister-in-law, Mrs. ]. L
Long and daughter, Ruth. and son.
Wallace. accompanied her for visit
with friends in Russell.
A. R. Werts left Thursday for Des
Moines, where he Is helping his broth
er, Charles, in building house
MissJessie, Cobb left Friday for
an over Sunday visit at her home at
Lovilia.
Walter King left Tuesday for South
Dakota to take homestead and visit
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin King.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Pace of Des
Moines arrived Thursday to visit his
brother, o. A. Pace, and wife
Lloyd Gookin returned Tuesday from
Seattle. Washington. where he has
been working the past three months.
Miss Patterson, who has been
in Charlton the last two
months. returned Saturday for a visit
Thomas Brandon visited Saturday
in Melrose.
Dora Clouse returned to her home at
Charlton Saturday. after visiting at
the home of Robert Hammond south
east Of town.
Mrs Sadie Gurwell and children
left last Saturday for an over Sunday
limo Pace of Altoona, Pa. arrived
Saturday to spend the summer with
her brother, o. A. Pace.
Mrs John Goltry. Clara Gardener,
and little niece, Ruth Post and John
Cook We're shopping in Charlton Sat
urday.
John Plots ST., left ON No. satur-
day for visit with his daughter, Mrs
Jessie Blanchard.
J. F. Goltry and wife left Saturday
evening for visit with their son
James, at Dudley.
Walter Riker visited Sunday with
his parents.
John Plots Jr. left Saturday even-
ing for Burlington with two car loads
of hogs, one for Eikenberry & Co. and
one for ODonnell, Lewis & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Keller left Fri.
day night for AN over Sunday visit a,
the parental home at Runnells.
Douds.
Douds.-E L. Peterson of Ottumwa
cashier of the newly organized bank al
Chillicothe, Iowa, is working in the
bank at this place for short time un
til the Chillicothe bank is ready tt
commence business.
Capt. James Elerick is a business
visitor at Keosauqua today.
Mrs. Mary Talbot. who has beer
seriously i'll at the home of her son
F. O. Talbot, near town. is improvin,
1 slowly and hopes are now entertained
| for her recovery.
| Memorial services will be held at tn,
church, Sunday, May rs. A splendi,
program is arranged for.
The three year old daughter of MI
and Mrs. James Wainscott is CRITICAL.
| ill with membraneous Group.
/ The new depot and other much need
| ed improvements at this place, mad,
| by the c.. R. l. & P. railway are com,
/ plete and nicely arranged.
c. w. Leppe of Libertyyille Is ship
! ping a car load Of cattle from thil
/ place, today