Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-07-04
BLOOMFIELD.

BloOmneld.-MrS. ". y. BreeulnS
left Thursday for Sheridan Lake,
the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Scaggs.
S. L. Berry left Thursday for q
weeks business visit in Kansas City,
Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Appleton, who
have been visiting at the M. j. APP
pleton home left "Wednesday for their
home in Burlington.
Fred Sax is preparing to tear down
his house north of the square and re-
place it with new two-story frame
dwelling with all modern conveni~
ences.
W. W. Reed, of Downing Mo-, was
a business caller in Bloomfield Sat
urday
Mrs. D. B. Armstrong, of Pulaski.
came up Saturday to spend week OF
| longer with her sister, Miss Dema
| Dodge, who continues quite i'll.
| Miss Minnie. Evans returned Satur-
day from a visit with friends at Mil
| ton and vicinity.
| Miss Lora Battin of Peoria, H.
came Saturday for visit among hel
relatives, Mrs. A. G. Lester, Mrs
Harvey Wray and the Corrick and
Battin families of this county
Mr. and Mrs. F. W. EichelbergGr
left Saturday for a visit in Center
vile.
| Mrs. E. ]. Shelton arrived Saturda,
from Denver, Colo, to attend ths
funeral of her niece, Miss Sadie
| Toombs.
| T. d. Doke, Ode Doke, Sam McMair
and Will Huffman attended the horsi
sale in Ottumwa Friday
Prof. and Mrs. Wilbur York ant
children are spending the week il
Moulton. Prof York leaves the las
Of the week for Des Moines where NJ
is to act as one of the committee t.
/ pass on the papers from the STATE
l teachers examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Ashworth ant
Earl Kratzer returned Friday from
Downing, Mo-, where they visited las
week, attended the Woodmen picnic.
Miss Leona Fowler, who is attend
ing the normal, spent Sunday at he
home In Moulton.
Ernest Niblack attended the carni
val in Ottumwa Friday.
Miss Pearl Kratzer returned F'rida
> from a visit with relatives at Downin
, and Memphis, Mo.
William Mawley Smith, of Peoria
, ILL.,, was a guest at the w. M. Wra
home from Wednesday until Friday.
Miss Orpha Senseny of the Mutuo
Telephone company, left Friday
4 spend a weeks vacation with rela
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. McEwen and 50
, Franklin of st. Louis, We're guests d
: the S. A. Lorenz home Friday.
E Mrs. w. E. Voltaw and son Ropel
:, of FIT. Madison, came today for a shol
visit with Bloomfield friends.
Miss Ethel Kelso returned toda
, from Louisville, KY, where she al
: tended the international Sunday schot
= convention.
Miss Mary Mitchell, who has bee
: ant, visited here Friday and toda
home to Monterey
: full accident Thursday while helpir
+ lumber ward. He was struck on ii
: arm by timber thrown down fro
the building and a rusty spike drive
a into the flesh of his right forearm, il
f1icting an ugly wound which will RI
n quire careful attention for sever
days.
= Mrs. Herbert King entertained tt
e Twentieth Century club and nun
@ Der of invited guests at dinner FIR
; day evening. Those present asi,
i from the club members and their hui
u bands were: Mr. and Mrs. Harv'
2. wray, Mrs A. H. F'inney, the Miss
= Steckel. Mrs. Belle Henderson, MI
Rose Shelton, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Ford, Mr.. and Mrs D. H. Payne, NJ
# and Mrs. F. C. Traverse, Mr.. and MI
/. Harvey Leon, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
TAYLOR, Miss Minnie Loeb, Miss Nj;
Hinkle, Miss Fanny Mendenhall, MI
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