Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-09-01

row evening under the auspices Oh
the Y. P. S. c. E.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Heflin of Hol-
dredge, Neb., are here on a visit with
Mrs Helms brother, Andrew Wind,
of the general Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupert Barnes of Pu-
laski visited at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Carr at 145O East Main street
last Tuesday
Willis Daugherty. electrician for
John Morrell & Co., will give NOV
ing picture entertainment entitled,
"The Lady Of the Whip" at the end OF
the above program. The pictures are
life size and those who have seen
them say they are as good as those
of any picture show seen in this or
any large city.
the Yorkshire pens, is proud of the
turned over 15 hogs last Wednesday
that weighed $3.50 pounds, an average
of $50 pounds, and he has only had
them about ten months.
Will Gillum of the green meat eel
lar, John McInerny of the stock yards,
Frank Roland of the local room and
Lester Stoops left today for Fort Ri
Icy with the 54th regiment, for two
weeks encampment.
John Sconce, who lives south of the
tomato farm, had bad runaway with
his mule team last Tuesday They
ran from the top of the Barton hill to
Riverview before they were stopped.
Mr.. Seonoe was thrown out and run
over by the empty wagon, but no SER
iously injured.
A. B. Osler, foreman Of the local
room, took in the picnic at Agency
Tuesday.
Miss Christie McLeman of north
Iowa avenue, is in Cedar Rapids this
week
Frank White of Ell Reno, Okla, was
here on visit last Tuesday. Frank is
an old Agency boy and son of Colonel
E. G. White of the 22d Iowa infantry.
George and Oscar Milquist Of the
cutting department are off duty part
of this week on account of the death
Of their mother.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Glass
Of Fairfield, daughter, last Wednes-
day.
Miss Leonora McGinnis, deaconess
for the East End Presbyterian church.
took in the sights here last Wednes-
day.
A. A. Lewis of the, stock yards, &C
companied by his wife, attended the
funeral of Mrs. Lewis uncle the late
Robert Harlan, last Tuesday
Perry Quinlan of the government
inspection force at Jersey City, N. j.,
and an old employee Of John Morrell
C Co.'s packing room, was here last
Monday.
P. R. Holloway, cashier for John
Morrell & Co., leaves Monday for
southern Ohio for vacation Of two
weeks. Mr.. Holloway will be accom-
panied by his family.
Mrs. Emma Filler of Linby visited
at the home of her brother, A. w.
Peck of Mabel street last Monday.
Miss VERNE Charters of the East
End is visiting friends in Charlton
this week.
Miss Maude Baker of East Main
street. who has been visiting friends
in WOODBURY., returned to her home
Saturday.
| Miss Blanche HOLDEN Of Prescott is
| visiting at the home of her cousin,
Miss Alma Glew on north Iowa ave.
nue.
Chief Electrician Willis Daugherty,
accompanied by his family, is visit
ing friends in Waterloo.
A new cement floor is being put
down in the old engine room this
week
Randall Mcdonald of the packing
room had fall from platform last
Monday, which compelled him to lay
off for few days, but he is as we'll
as ever now
Born - to Mr.. and Mrs. George
Jennings last Thursday evening, a
daughter.
Miss Mary E. Test of 1908 Hayne
street is visiting friends in Victor
this week.
Major I. P. Spilman, who in com
pany with Charles Messenger, has
been visiting and sight seeing in Col
orado, returned last Saturday
John Harry and son Frank, who
have been in Canada for short time,
returned home last Saturday.
Charley Dale Of Spokane, Wash,
an old employee in the meat market,
returned to Ottumwa last Saturday
| and began work in the meat market
last Monday.
r. G. Green of Morrell's cooper
shop, was elected delegate from To-
cal lodge No. 1875, to the International
Convention of Coopers, which met in
Cincinnati, o., and left fo- that city
last Saturday.