Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-16
SHOE H. F. =roa=
1874 East Mai, Street.

spent a day at the Denver conven-
ton on his way home.
Miss Gertrude Tolliver of Kansas
City, arrived Thursday to visit her
aunt, Mrs. Mary McGowen.
Miss Carrie Beadle spent Friday and
Saturday with her sister Miss Arta,
who is under treatment for rheuma-
tism at the Ottumwa hospital.
w. r.. Smith, of Chicago, is in the
city.
Mrs. George Kanegy, son and two
daughters, of Bradley, H., are visiting
at the S. S.. Carruthers home.
Prof. and Mrs. Wilbur York and
children returned home Saturday after
an absence of three weeks. Mrs. York
and the children, have been visiting
Mrs. York's mother, Mrs. Corrick, while
Mr.. York was in Des Moines where he
assisted with the state teachers ex-
animation.
Mrs. James Senseny and daughter,
Ruth, of Perry, came Wednesday fo-
an extended visit with Mrs. Senseny's.
mother, Mrs. U. Rominger.
Mrs. w. Clayton and Miss Helen
left Thursday for a two weeks visit
with Mrs. Clayton's son John, at ST
Paul, MINI.
Miss Ina Holiday has gone to Cen
terville to meet Mrs. Theodore Wise
man whom she will accompany to her
home in Earring, Iowa, for a two weeks
| visit.
t. w. Ballew, of Princeton, Mo-, was
looking after business interests III
Bloomfield Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. John H. Berry n daughter
Vernon. of Omaha, Neb. arrived
Thursday for a months visit amonp
Davis county relatives. Mrs. Berry Is
a s~ister-in-law of Isaac Berry and g
cousin of w. H. Taylor, of this city.
Mrs. Title Plessner returned t.
Coatsville, Mo-, Thursday, following 6
visit with her sisters Mrs. A. L. Beck.
ley and Mrs. W. M. Losey.
Mrs. Findley Duffield left Saturday
for her home at Delta, Colo, and hel
brother Martin Horn for Denver. Colo
Mrs. c. D.. Wright, who has also bee:
visiting their mother, Mrs. NJ. B. Horn
will accompany them, stopping off a
Delta for a short visit on her wa,
home to Montpelier, Idaho.
n. S. Johnson returned Friday r
Mason City, where he attended a meet.
ing of the directors of the Odd Eel
lows orphans home.
Walter Reno, q marine, serving or
the gun boat Clayton. spent Friday
here with his sister, Mrs. Ola Altheit,
on his way to San Francisco to JOIN
the fleet.
Miss Katherine Pope, trimmer TO,
the east side millinery store, left Sat,
urday for Des Moines where she will
visit over Sunday with her sister
before going to her home in Indiana
Miss Pope will return to Bloomfield
about September 1.
Mrs. Fulton Putnam left Saturda,
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Martll
Ccrartton at Washington, Iowa.
Miss Maud Fierce. Of Washington
D. c., who las been visiting ne
cousin, Mrs. H. A. Wishard, left las
week for the Yellowstone Park an,
California.
Mrs. Maud Carson is visiting he
sister Miss Una Henderson in Ottuln
wa.
DR.. G. L. Stafford left Wednesday 70
Sloan Springs, Ark, where he wi
act as platform manager and give III
Bible lectureres at two weeks chau
tauqua.
Rev. spurry, of West Grove, oc
cupied the pulpit at the M. E. churcI
here Sunday morning and Distric
Superintendent A. V. Kendrick WI
have charge of the services Sunda
morning inc evening, July 10.
t. B.. Turpin made a business tri
to Des Moines Friday.
Mrs. c.. D. Shelton went to Bona
parte, Iowa, Friday, for a weeks Wis.
with her sister, Mrs. Cora Chapman.
Miss Dora Warner returned Frida
from a weeks visit at Troy and Mil
ton.
Mrs. Barbara Beecher, of chicag,
VI visited her niece Mrs. S. A Hnttn,