Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-08-13
BLOOMFIELD.

Rloomfeld.-Miss 11al1ie Claytor
and Miss Katherine Clayton leave to-
] dav for San Francisco, Cal, where
] they will visit their sister, Mrs. Fanny
| Woodward. stopping en- route west al
Denver, Colorado Springs and Sal:
also visit their sister, Mrs. Arthur
| Noon at Orc Blanco, N. M.
Miss Melissa Ann jenkins died Sun
day at a. M. at her home near Mark,
as the result Of injuries received in u
fall several weeks ago. The funeral
was held yesterday at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Jane DeMars, who died at
| Drakeville until about four years ago
| died Saturday at her home in Benton,
Iowa, and was brought to Drakeville
for burial. The funera, occurred Mon :
day.
De Witt Appleton, who has boon
! visiting his mcth"i-, Mrs. NJ j. Apple
ton. left Sunday for mis- new location
| at Park Falls. Wis spending ecu
pie Of days at Minneapolis en- route.
Dr. and Mrs ]. B. Kinsinger who
some years ago lived in Bloomfield,
| but are now residents of Rushville,
Ind, spent Friday and Saturday with
Mrs Kinsingers aunt, Mrs f. G.
Traverse, leaving Saturday evening for
a weeks visit with relatives at Mil
| ton.
| Miss Minnie Naffziger spent Sunday
with Pulaski friends.
| Master Roy Lind returned to Bur
| lington Saturday after an extended
visit at the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse. west
of town.
Rev overturf preached at Sedan. Ia.
Sunday.
| Miss Ola Terhune returned to her
home in Milton Saturday, following q
E.isit with Miss Helen Lane.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Atwood ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Atwood, of Ottum-
wa, spent Sunday with Bloomfield rel
atives.
Mrs Mary Horn and three daughters
who have been visitin Mrs. Horn
parents at Princeton, Mo-, for the past
i six weeks. returned home Saturday.
Ray Ousterhoudt, Of Upton, Iowa
came Wednesday, for two weeks Wis
1 it with his parents at this place.
Miss Ethel Hicks, of Unionville, is
visiting at the L. C. Warthen and Car
roll Lane homes.
Mrs. Will Overturf and children Wis
| tied over Sunday with relatives at
Milton.
John Evans was taken quite sici:
! Sunday morning and an attack OF
| fever is feared.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hollingsworth
"
guests of Ralph Hill
w. ]. Steckel Herbert King, Misses
Edith and Mildred Steckel, Mr. ant
Mrs. Premier and Mr.. Smith went t
Keokuk in Mr.. Steckel's automobile
Sunday. Mr.. Steckel and Mr.. King
continued the trip to Illinois. The rest
of the party returned by rail yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Harter, Miss
Matte Vorhis and Mrs. Frank Slasle
spent Sunday at the Garten Swinney
| home east of Belknap.
Rev. Fred Edwards occupied the pull
pit at the NJ. E. church Sunday morn
/ ing and evening, Rev. and Mrs. Ed
1 wards We're entertained over Sunday
| by Mr.. and Mrs. e. D. Burchett, re-
turning to Pulaski today.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. Q. Shaw and MI
and Mrs. Harvey Swinney spent Sun
day with DR.. and Mrs. Roy SWINE;
at Troy.
Ted Minor. Of Mystic. spent Sun.
day with Bloomfield friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Orval Galpin cam,
over from Ottumwa Friday to spend {
week or longer in Bloomfield.
1 John Hufett and wife of Walls
Walla. Wash, arrived Saturday Il
visit his mother, Mrs. Jane Hufett.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Jamison anc
ichildren. of Fulton, Mo-, came today t.
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. e
i Gilbert.
/ Mrs, Blaine Bingaman is recovering
i from aftaaL of a...ae.aajot4Ia