Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-03-12
EAST END ITEMS.
New BUILDING Contemplate

New Building Coutemplated.
a new building is to be erected ny
joan Mcrrell & Co.. to be used for
tankihg purposes. 1t will be located
south Of the trimming room, and will
be brick structure three stories high,
E3Sx42 feet in size.
Religious Meetings.
Revival meetings have been held ut
Old chapel all this week by Rev. w.
+ II. HORNED and Rev. D. w. Foote and
Will continue next week until Sunday
evening, March liz.
Cottage prayer meetings will be con-
Quoted Tuesday evening IN all parts
OF tne East End by district workers Of
the East End church.
A mass meeting for prayer testi-
lilony will be held at the East End
PRESBYTERIAN church Friday evening.
Rev and Mrs. r. Hays Willis OF Chi
cago, HI, singing evangelists, will De
here March is to begin revival meet
ings at the Hast End Presbyterian
church, March 10 and will continue for
about three weeks.
The sessions OF the church have re-
commended that Friday, March Is be
observed as a day of fasting AMI
prayer for the success OF these meet
ingss;
.i4 Other East End News.
Bash O Malley and Ed. Anthony
we're visiting the sick members of p.
H. IN. "A. "A. this week, Wednesday.
Chief Clerk A. T. Gardner Of the
general Office was on the sick list two
days this week.
Il. A. Holland Of Chicago was here
on d brief visit with his brother,
Thomas Holland, who is head switch
man for John Morrell & Co.
Owing to the band concert at the
East End Presbyterian CHURCH last
Tuesday evening the P. II. M. A.. a.
meeting was postponed until next Mon.
day evening at o'clock, when 1t will
be held In the dining room as usual.
Miss Campbell, manager of the Open
Door, Mission, was here on business
last Wednesday.
Siinraon North, colored man OF
the killing gang, badly cut the palm,
Of his left. hand last Monday.
Miss Helen Osler Of 1916 East Main
street, who has been teaching school
near Eddysville, returned home for a
4 four weeks vacation last Saturday
| I'D. Wright, an old employee In the
4 local room has been appointed mail
carrier and began his duties last MOD
day.
Lon Lewis and Samuel Birney Of the
stock yards were attending court in
| Fairfield last 4donday and Tuesday.
Material for the new sprinkler sys
4 tenn has been arriving all this week
William Bennett Of the killing gang
], badly cut the knuckle Of his RICH,
hand last Saturday and was compelled
to quilt work.
field was here on business last Tues
day and was a guest of his college
mate, r. r. Ramsell.
The following were visitors at the
plant this week: William
McCan1pbell of Dayton, Ohio;
M. P. Dufield, city: Chris Haw, city;
>. w. Great and w. i. Dcering of At
llantic; L. N. Edwards of Hamburg
Okla.;ET w. Brewer and Lester H
4 Brewer of Douds-Leando; R. r. Eel
lows and T. D. Fellows of Keosauqua;
/ T. "A. Bonner and Ira Gingench Of Sey
mour; Miss Hazel Van Patten, Fair
i field; Ussie Riggs, city; Frank Fred
erick of Mackina, ILL.,; Libi B. Freder
lex Of Allentown, His; Frank and Ar
thur Young of Hedrick; w. p. Town
send Of Amsworth, Neb.; G. M. Wave
OF Colfax, Ill; w. H. Pierce of Nor
NAL Ill; 7. M. Lane of Holyoke, COL;
George Brains of Omanville, Mo-; Or
vile Linsley Of Wright; Ethel Morrow
and Corda Morrow of Kirksville; Mr.
and Mrs. A. J. Cecil Let's, Mrs. j. B
Cecil. st. Paul, MINI; Mr.. and Mrs
M. A. Polling, city; e. q. Latham {.
Russell Professor Zeke Williams AM
A Robert Gillian Of Carbon; G. E.. Nc
i veyl OF Des Moines; G. A. Carlson 8
Blakesburg and Rev. E. ]. Shook
lefty.