Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-05

summer work. Charles said there was
good attendance there from this
county this summer. He enjoyed his
work very much.
D: w. Hamilton left Saturday night
for Washington. d. c., where he will
visit with his former friends and col
leagues at the Capitol city.
Born, son to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Utterback. southwest of town.
Miss Margaret Bains OF What Cheer
spent Sunday at the home of her
friend Mrs. Gen Yahnke. She returned
home Tuesday.
John Baylor of What Cheer was q
visitor here Sunday.
Milton Hoffman superintendent of
the Holstein schols came in for visit
over Sunday at the parental J. II.
Hoffman home. He left Monday morn
Ing for Kansas City, where he Will
meet his wife. who has been enjoying
visit in the west with a brother.
Rev. Morgan's have q baby girl at
their home since Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Weller and Mrs. John
Mitts left Tuesday for Millington, WIS,
where they will visit at the home of
Mrs. Barlow.
j. Y. Parkhill Of Ollie was a caller
in town Tuesday.
Club Turner of Davenport was a
visitor here Tuesday at his home and
on business.
VIM. Street of Nugent was In town
Tuesday.
Rev. Byram eft last week for FIRE.
mont, where no attended the installa-
ton of new pastor Rev. Brown in the
Baptist church there
G. ]. Goldthwaite and wife went to
Hedrick for visit.
Mrs. Wittee and Mrs. Lethbridge
and children went to Hayosvflle last
week for visit at the Reinier home
Len Reinier of St. Cloud. Mimi. is
visiting here with his sisters and at
Hayesville with his parents. He is In
charge of a repair car on the Great
Northern railway
Mrs. Hutton Of Kansas Is coming
this week for visit with relatives at
this place.
Mrs. Chef Barnhizer of Leon, Ia,
came last week for a visit with rela-
tiyes here.
Mrs. Lizzie schimmepfe was an OF
tumwa visitor last week.
Jess Graham of Keswick was a WIS.,
itor here last week.
Chas. Sitter went to Ottumwa one
day last week.
DR.. Ptannebecker came in from the
west last week.
Frank Schlitz and eco. Alderman
were business visitors at Moravia OF,
Wednesday.
DIR. spillman of ottumwa was in
town one day last week.
tauy Redfern was an Ottunnwa visit
of Wednesday.
Lillian Riggs has returned to he,
home.
Mrs Alvin Fear and children and
father John Adrain went to Carroll
town Mo-, last week for visit with
her brother.
A number of friends attended the
| funera. of Mrs. Hollingsworth at Del
Ia Wednesday. The choir and pal
bearers were persons from here, ole
friends Of the deceased.
Mrs. Frank Schultz Is starting the
| foundation for her new house on the
| Berry lot, which she recently plrchas-
ed. She will build nice house theirs
Several other improvements are be-
ing made in different parts of thu
city.
| Miss Vera Jackson of Upton came
| Thursday for visit at the home O
her uncle and aunt Mr.. and Mrs. j. S
Smith,
| Miss Eva Parker and niece Lulu an
visiting in Hastings, Neb., at the hom,
of the formers brother
| Geo. Mullin Of Iowa City, was In tn,
cit. last week
Mrs. Fred White Is visiting here al
| the home Of Geo. Kleinschmidt.
Ed Weller has returned home from
Missouri.
| Mrs. Miles Atwood is suffering witt
serious case of ivy poisoning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Minteer are Wis.
iting in Chicago at the Milt Minteel
home.
Eva Page of Keota was recent Wis.
| itor here.
| Ed Mccoy Of Waterloo came Satur.
! day and visited at the Kelly home re.
turning with his wife.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown ant
children are enjoying an outing a.
| Machinac Islands, Mich.
r. L. Cotton of Iowa City is visiting
here at the Etter home with his sis
| ter.
Gwen Turner returned home from
Davenport Tuesday.
@ c. Hamilton is enroute to the
coast and will register for land on the
way.
Miss Bell Byram is visiting her par.
ents here from Alton.
| Sam Carlisle of Oregon is visiting
his brother here. He is member o.
the gard Iowa.
| Mrs. Horton is visiting her daugh-
| ter in Guernsey.