Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-11-25
CHARLTON.

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-.u.iton.-Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Flows
nf this city, celebrated their silver
\-3srssla anniversary Saturday evening
by entertaining their immediate rela-
yves at a sumptuous dinner. They
have resided in Charlton several
years and are held in high regard by
a large circle of friends, who will ex-
tend congratulations and who trust
that they may have many more happy
anniversaries.
Miss Bessie Barker of Abba, return
ed home yesterday after a visit OF
several days at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. E. Farley.
Mrs Mary l.. Adams of Abba and
little grandson Donald Adams, return
ed homie yesterday, after a few days
visit with her son, R. l.. Adams and
family.
McCorkle & Van Renthu-sen yester-
day sold a herd of 70 fine short horn
cattle at sale here, The animals all
brought good prices. One COW weigh
ed 2,140 pounds and was probably as
large or larger than any other COW IN
The state.
Miss Edna Hardenbrook of Osceola,
came yesterday for visit with Mrs.
Ed. Clark.
Mrs M. A. Crowley of Riverton, re-
turned home yesterday after visit
with her sister-in-law Mrs Elizabeth
Bennett.
If YOU have any apples. potatoes.
jellies, or you want to furnish nulter
Or eggs regularly to some one IN OF
good,
by putting want ad in the. Courier
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Savely of Cory
don. who has been visiting in Benton
township with their daughter, MIS-
Jesse Langford, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Helen Downward, of Des Moines
returned to her duties last evening
after few days visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Downward.
Mrs. Mamie Barish and sister, MISS
Cora Clark of Leoti, kas, arrived yes
terdav for visit with their uncle, W..
F. Clark and family.
Mrs Angie Champlin returned 10
her home in Ames last evening after
visit with her aunt, Miss Eta Culbert-
son and other relatives and OLD
friends. She was accompanied home
bv her sister-n-law, Miss Ada Champ
lin and Miss Winnie McNay OF war
rem township.
Mrs. B. B. Conner departed last
evening for a visit in Minneapolis with
her sister, Miss Fannie Owens.
Martin Erickson, who conducts an
ert studio in Des Moines, returned TO
his duties last evening after lew
davs' visit with his old friends IN LIN
coin township where he formerly re-
sided.
Mrs Winnie Brundage of Sheridan
Wyoming, who has been spehdins
several weeks in Charlton with nef
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. d. ;. wright
returned home yesterday.
County Clerk ]. H. Collins on Satur-
aay issued marriage licenses TO Johh
w. Stierwalt and Maggie May Shounk-
wiler of English township and to Ben
Hall and Eliza ]. Cohen. both OF Lucas
Mr.. and Mrs Dell Hancock OF Bear
Creek, Montana, arrived SATURDAY Ioi
a visit in Cedar township with his par
nnts Mr. and Mrs. H. c. Hancock ana
with other relatives and old FRIENDS.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Smith of Bonner
Springs, Kas., are visiting in Charl
ton with Mr. Smiths brother, 5. IA
Smith. -,
Mrs. P. S. Junkin of Creston visited
in this city Saturday with her sister
Mrs. T. P. Station.
Mrs c. T. Stafford and son ana
daughter spent Sunday with relatives
in Osceloa. -
Daley Reeves of Ottumwa was cali
ed to this city Saturday by the crit
ical illness of his mother, Mrs Mar
garet Reeves, who fell few weeks
ago and broke her thigh, and VINO L
now living at the point of death.
Miss Leah Crawford of Humeston Is
visiting in this city guest OF MRS
Asa Smith.
Mrs. Geo. Bennett, of Btnton town =!
ship, spent Sunday with relatives i
Tacoma
Mrs. Ida Voss and little son 0
Liberty township left SATURDAY even
ing for a months visit with relatives
in Des Moines.
Miss Margaret Brown returned u
her duties in Des Moines saturda,
evening after a brief visit with nc
,orontc Mr. and Mrs j. A. Brown.