Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-12-17

II Postmaster II. E Hull attended
the Marenso Commercial club banquet
Thursday night. The speaker of the
occasion was Supreme Judge w. D.
Evans, formerly a Williamsburg boy.
E. w. Lloyd, H. Z. Hull. Chas.
Fletcher and James Erannan We're at
Des Moines Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dawson Of Green
We're here Saturday looking after their
property interests in the west part of
town.
Rev. c. H. Purmost, synodical supt.
of Home Missions, conducted the ser
vices, morning and evening, at the
First Presbyterian church last Sun
day.
Elisha and Lydia Schooley went to
Ottumwa Saturday night to attend
the Sunday meetings.
Julius Shames of Chicago. was in
the city Monday visiting with his
brother. Louis.
James eastman of Pilot was in
town Monday.
Harold Evans, son Of w. r. Evans,
clerk of the courts elect, who has
been in Los Angeles n Seattle for
the past two years, returned home
Saturday night. He expects to go in
to the office January / with his faith
err.
William Mumm. of aPilot, was in
town Monday visiting with his moth
err, brothers and sisters who live in
the west part of town.
Matt Goodman of English township,
was in own recently transacting some
legal business.
Tim Donahue, a prominent farmer
n stockman. was in town Monday
delivering hogs.
Sam WEIGH of Hilton township, was
In town Monday visiting at the home
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Ed Holden and mother were in town
Saturday making purchases for the
Christmas time.
Dan O.. Connell came in Monday
and carried out some furniture for the
home in South Troy township.
Henry Langlas. of Summer town
ship. was in town Saturday night to
meet his two sons, who returned from
Laredo, Mo-, where they had been Wis
iting with relatives.
Miss Ella Hughes OF Red Oak, is
visiting at the home of her uncle, f.
w. Edwards in the south part of
town.
r. w. Pughes and family are quar-
antines by reason Of scarlet fever. The
two children of Mrs. Martin Cole, a
sister OF Mrs. Pugh. who recently
came here were taken with the dis
ease last week.
n. F. Leech, manager Of the jack
son Grain Co, of this place, went to
Cedar Rapids Wednesday to meet his
niece, Miss Grace LeecN.
Patrick Donallue OF Holbrooke, was
in the city Tuesday on business.
Dan Bevins was in the city Tuesday
getting out sale bills. Dan, formerly
WIS a clerk in Lytles' store.
Thomas Elwood OF South Troy. was
in town Tuesday. transacting soms
legal business at the office Of Count!
Attorney w. +. Wallace.
Fred Jones was in town recent.
visiting his mother, Mrs. Mary $
Jones.
John Collins of r. r. No. 2. was II
town Saturday on some business il
connection with his duties as hignwa!
4 supervisor.
j. f. Fisher was in town Tuesday
looking no some Christmas goods.
Ed Jones is nursing IN injured eye
a colt.
a. S. Murchison and wife of z. r
No. ! were in town Tuesday.
John Cordes of Iowa township. Solt
his fine farm recently. consisting .
ESQ acres for the sum OF $3.50 per acre
Joe Menary went to Chicago Mon
day with a shipment of stock.
II. E. Blasion, VINO had a leg brok'
in an automobile accident, is now alb!
to be about with crutches.
Henry Ioers and wife who live cas-
OF town. were in Wednesday dom;
ON shopping.
Jams Rush Was in from the count,
Monday, looking after some bushes
, interests.
) Alto Mum is out in the country 20
n few days assisting L. Won Horne o.
some contract work.
s. r. Blythe and wife were in tow.
Monday visiting at the hon Of tn
farmers brother. John, who lives j
the west raTt of town.
S Fl. II. Gardner, D. d. S., is havin
t the finishing touches put on his fin
new residence in the Yoss and Wal
4 lace addition.
Herber Wayne went to Iowa Cit
SATURDAY. ws he has taken a job {
J, lathing.