Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-02-06
KNOXVILLE.

KNOXVILLE.
Knoxvile-Mrs. A. o. Anderson is
tives and friends. Mr.. Anderson's
mother will come home with her.
| Miss Mary Rogers, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. D. Rogers Of this city, has
finished her term of school at Mo-
ravia
Rev. Mccullough, who for the past
week or two has been holding services
at the PRESBYTERIAN church in this
city, has finished his labors and re-
turned home Friday to Charlton.
Rev. Miller of Musoouketa will have
charge OF the Free Methodist quarter
! ly meeting at that church, which be-
gins Sunday.
The hog shipments over the Bur-
lington from this station during the
past two weeks have been unusually
large. Up to Wednesday evening D.
w. Ward had sent out 16 cars; Charles
Perry, 4; Davis Way, 3; or total of
90 cars, which averaged rs head to the
| car.
| Mrs. W. R. Myers the other day was
| pairing potatoes and received a slight
wound which came near to blood
poisoning.
T. B. Amos, who had been very sick
with bowel trouble, died Saturday
morning. Mr. Amos was stock
buyer of Knoxville. He was taken
sick on last Friday with a severe pain
and grew worse from then until he
passed away Saturday morning.
James N. Robuck was up before the
commission of insanity Tuesday and
was adjudged insane. He is a mar
ried man and has five children, the
youngest Of whom is 16.
r. I. Garden of Tracy exhibited an
Nf Of I,fo for ,,,tf
tute meeting of Mahaska county which
he claims to be the largest ever
Mrs. AslAie Welsher was a, lies
Moines visitor Saturday
w. N. Kellum was in Des Mones
Tuesday on business
Arthur BLY, of Des Moines came
Friday for visit at the P. L. Kester
home.
Andy letters of Buxton was Knox
vile visitor Tuesday and Wednesday.
Carroll Warren Spent Saturday and
Sunday with relatives in and around
Harvey.
Ralph Worstel. Park Harms and
nesday.
Mr.. mad Mrs. BEEN left Thursday
for visit with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Irwin at Ting}ey.
Mrs. L. Kohns has been VISITING this
week with friends in Ottumwa.
Frank Baker returned to Chicago
Saturday night after a two weeks
visit with relatives and friends in
Knoxville
Alfred Horriban of Iowa. City visit
ed the first part of last week with
the family Of J. M seaver.
Mrs. Charles Mick has returned
home after a few days visit with her
mother and sisters in Knoxville.
Mrs. II. j. Williams of Des Moines
and Mrs. F. II. Munsell and SOD.
! George, of Hamilton We're visiting with
Miss Alice Parker in this city this
week
Miss Ella Frame Of Des Moines was
in attendance at the funeral of Theo.
| Parsons Tuesday.
/ Miss Ethel Cole of Wintcrset spent
a portion of last week with the Misses
Jessie and Marv Snoderass in this
city, returning home Wednesday even
ing.
w. S. Mart, who formerly lived in
Washington township but at present
short VISIT at Columbia, his old home.
Mrs. Edgar Wvland and children
spent several DAYS with the Efoles-
worth and Spiler families in and
around Columbia and left for home
Wednesday evening.
Seth Way returned Wednesday
evening from Eureka Springs, Ark,
| "hSio ito mas SPViie Vic past SIN
weeks.
/ c. Q. Williamson Of Flgin, Ore, who
has been visiting with his parents in
this city, left Tuesday for Long
Beach, Cal, where he will spend the
| winter.
John Reed and wife have returned
from two months visit with their
children in Plttsburg, Pa Elkhart
Ind, and Chicago.
Emerson Garrison was visitor in
Pleasantville with his brother and
family, James Garrison
Mrs. c. F. Israel Of Abba came
Tuesday from visit with relatives at
Coin, Page county.
1 Mrs. w. Gwinn Of Ford spent Sat-
urday and Sunday at the horne Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Nye in
this city.
S. H. Mears and wife are visiting
the W. ]. Riso' family i'll Eureka
of Mrs Mears
Mrs. w. o. Dowden of Dolliver, En-
met county, has been visiting this
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. f. Hyer of this city
Israel Vernon Of Lincoln district is
spending the week with relatives in
Winterset and other portions of Madi-
son county.
Will carp and Miss Marguerite
Moon OF Bussey spent Wednesday
evening with Ward Elliott and Miss
Gertrude O'Connor in this city
Il j. K. Keefer of Pleasantvilie visited
a few days with his mother and sis