Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-09-09

place, departed for Macarthur, Ohio,
recently, accompanying her relative,
Adelbert Schwartz, home, he having
concluded an extended visit with rela-
tives here.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kussart and
Mrs. Tom Haywood returned home
Friday after spending the week visit
ing relatives at Norwalk and attend
Ing the State fair at Des MONIES.
Miss Belle Walker has returned from
a short visit with her brother Irwin
Walker in Ottumwa
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Hargesheiner and
two children, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nc
Glothlen, and Miss Eda Hargesheimer
attended family reunion at the Jacob
McGlothlen home In Ottumwa last
week.
Lewis Townsley returned home Sat
urday after attending the State fair
and visiting relatives at Prairie CITY.
Miss Mary Oldham has been SPEND
ing few days visiting her uncle ]. S.
Oldham. at Olivet
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuber return
ed Sunday from few days visit with
his brother, Geo. Stuber at Charlton,
and with DR.. Fred Bowen, at Wood
burn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jason Watkins were at
Beacon Friday attending a birthday
dinner which was given in honor OF
the 18th birthday Of Ner Mindless
worth.
]. p Anderson went to ottumwa on
Saturday afternoon to visit relatives
over Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Emanuel and
little son of Abba, came over Saturday
and spent Sunday at the parental
Emanuel Wood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Shea and baby
and Mrs. Allie Callahan, of Ottumwa,
and Miss Allie Shea, of Blakesburg,
spent Friday at the parental John
Sheat home.
Henry Criswell of Oskalocsa, is here
for few days visit with her mother,
Mrs. M. j. Criswell, while off duty as
railway mail clerk.
urd,ay and Sunday with, his cousin,
John Dial who is working at Shaft
No. 49,, Buxton, visited over Sunday
with his family.
Born. recently, to Mr.. and Mrs
Perry Norman, formerly of this place.
but now of Oskaloosa, a daughter.
Mrs. Henry Kitterman and little son
Jerome departed Monday for Grafton,
Neb., to spend about three weesk Wis
iting the formers parents Rev. and
Mrs. w. Bohlen.
L. McLohey, an aged resident of the
locality south of town, has been quite
sick with a complication of diseases.
Misses Katie JAEGER Verna Beamer,
Helen Butcher. and Maude Gray en-
tered st. Joseph's Academy at Ottum-
wa this week The first two named
young girls are new students at the
Academy but the other two have at
tended before.
Mrs. Alice BELLS. Of Springfield, Mo,
and her daughter Mrs. Lulu Conrey. Of
Leon, are visiting Mrs. Bellis's father,
w. P. Brodrick. Mrs. Bells will remain
about month. but the other lady will
be here only about week.
| Charley, the little son of Burn Lem
rmon. arrived home Monday to enter
school here next week. He has spent
the summer with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. zed Oldham, at Sloan
Springs, Ark.
| Mrs. Hulda Shafer of near Pleasant
Corners. has returned home after
spending about fourteen months home
stealing a leo acre claim near Ottum-
wa. S. d. Miss leila Chisman, OF
| Blakesburg, who went with her and
also homesteaded claim, has also re-
turned to Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl True and Poulton
| Norris, of Ottumwa. spent Sunday at
the T. H. Denning home.
Mrs. James Wylie and Mrs. o. H.
Seifert are at home from Lake Okoboji
after few weeks outing.