Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-26

part of Bloomfield and has bought a
farm three miles west of Drakeville,
and expects to locate there in about
three weeks.
The High school football team held
a box supper last Saturday night and
cleared about $3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Brown enter
tanned a company of friends last Sum
day to a noon dinner.
George Wray has been very sick at
his home in the southeast part of
town.
Miss Lou Shipp and brother Willie
returned to their home in Hale Mo-.
Monday morning after a visit at the
| home Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. II. Lawson.
Mrs. O. H. Lawson and Miss Lou
Shipp spent Saturday in Ottumwa.
Miss Elberta Alexander. teaching
visited at the home Of her parents,
Rev. and Mrs. J. X. Alexander during
the past week.
| Prof. Chas Altheide left this week
to assist in a meeting at Lincoln, Neb.,
as singer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Altheide and son
lCarl, visited in Bunch Sunday.
| Mrs. Nancy Latta visited her daugh-
tier Mrs. Will Bridges of Centerville,
the first of the week.
The Randy Klub held it's first meet
ing of the season at the home of Miss
| Helen Clayton Tuesday evening. A
very enjoyable time was spent.
4 The Ladies' Aid society Of the
! Presbyterian church met at the home
4 of Mrs. j. K. Alexander Tuesday aft
jernoon.
! The following persons handed their
letters into the Methodist church last
| Sunday morning. Frank Andrews Of
Bloomfield and Mrs. Howard of Yves
Hey Chapel.
| a daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrz. William Votaw of Moulton, Ia,
| Tuesday.
DR.. H.C. Young returned Sunday
morning from Kansas City, no. where
he attended the Burlington Railroad
Surgeons convention which convened
! Oct 1916.
John Dodge has disposed OF his 23s.
acre farm west of Drakeyille to the
Hartwick brothers of West Grove. con-
sideration s1o,710. Mr.. Dodge will hold
q sale Oct. rs, after which he and
Mrs. Dodge will leave for Kansas and
California and spend the winter In the
latter place.
Mrs. Fannie w. Jones OF Richland,
Ia, has purchased the A. H. Collins
farm II ITO acres near Bloomfield on
tho Pulaski road.
i Emanuel Ernst has bought the farm
Of 1876 acres north of Pulaski of his
4 father, John Ernest, consideration, $5,-
l360.
/ H. NJ. Ritz has just returned from a
visit " It'll relatives in Nebraska.
i Mrs. J. r. Powell of Moberly, Mo-,
who has been a guest at the home of
her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Davies
left Monday fer Moulton to spend a
few days betore returning home.
Mrs. j. ]. Moore OF Milton and Mrs
Ed Moore of Lebanon spent Tuesday
lat the home of their brother. John
Evans
first of the week in Bloomfield.
A. ]. Gray Of Littleton, ILL.,. spent
three days last week at the home OF
his uncle. Asa Harrington.
w. f. Hassenpfiug left Tuesday for
the Dakotas to look over land.
Mrs. Harry HOFFMAN of Keosauqu,:
| visited ut the home of her brother John
; Barker this week.
Harvey Barker of Floris was a Wis
itor in Bloomfield the first of the
week.
Mrs. John Wallace returned home
Tuesday after an extended visit In
Kansas and Colorado
The P. z. o. society entertained the
mothers Of the order Monday after.
moor at the nome Oh MIS- rear
Young, where a splendid two course
luncheon was served and an interest
ing program carried out.
Marriage licenses were issued t.
Travis De Vault and Miss Mabe
Bollnlan east of Bloomfield last week
E. S. Morgan of Harper Kansas d
brother law Of r. A. Dunlap, diet
a. the Dunlap home Sunday morning
tar 49, 80. Mr.. Morgan with his wife hat
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dunbar
about two weeks when death came Il
Mr. Morgan. The remains were taker
, to Harper Monday morning over tn,
Il K. c.. ACCOMPANIED Ly T.. A. Dunlap
/ Mrs w. A. Harkens. lichland Ia. {
sister, and the widow. Mrs. E. S. Nor,
{ gan.
Miss cleo Denney Of Locust Grove
Y was united in marriage Sunday, even.
I, ing at o'clock at the home of he
> parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Deeney, tt
Walter C. Worthen, also of Locus
i Grove The wedding was quiet af
$ fair. only few friends and relatives
. being present. The ceremony was per
, formed by Rev. Witharn of the Flori
1 Nj. e. church. The groom is pros
: porous farmer and his bride is a yer.
popular young lady in the vicinit
where she lives Mr.. and Mrs. Worthel
Immediately went to house keeping
4 moving into the home with Mr.. Worth
I lens mother near Locust Grove.