Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-31
EDDYVILLE.

Eddyyilie.-L. A. Lowe has sold two
and q half lots of his ground on
North Fourth street. adjoining his
home. to G. II. Stuber, who recently
sold his farm south of town. and now
buys lots with the intention Of NOV
| ing to town and later building neat
residence upon them. The price paid
was $1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. O'Connor and
| daughters have returned from OF
tumwa, where they attended the mar
riage of their relative, Miss Rose
Meany, to John Huston, of the Ottum-
wa Courier force. Miss Rose O'Con-
nor of this place, who holds a posi-
ton in Ottumwa, acted as brides
maid during the ceremong.
| About forty persons participated
| in a party which was held at the
home of Henry Van Der Pol Jr., east
of town, in honor of his sister, Miss
Artie Van Der Pol Ice cream and
coke were served.
! Miss Janet Keeran, who accompaii-
| led the remains of her grandmother,
Mrs. Gardner, TO Kansas. about six
| weeks ago, arrived home Tuesday,
having stopped off at Corydon for an
extended visit on her way home.
Elmer Akers and Arley Rainsbar-
ger departed Tuesday for Huron, S.
d.. to work during the harvest
Mrs. John Kirfman departed We'd
nesday for Proctor. Minnesota, on a
visit to her son and daughter-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Kirfman.
Miss Ollie Cratzenburg, who has
been spending her summer vacation
| y1rith to, OF
with friends in this locality, departed
! this week for Carthage, Illinois,
where she is making her home and
attending school
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. J.. Sipes arrived
home Wednesday after spending near
| ly three months in the west. They
spent the greater part of the time Wis
| iting Mr.. Sipes' sister, Mrs. j. A. Col
Inns, at Salem. Oregon, but also at
tended the exposition at Seattle, call
ed on friends at Portland and Tacoma,
and visited Mrs. Sipes' son, Clyde
Whiteman, at Bozeman, Montana. On
their way home they also spent a
few days with relatives at Wood
burn, Iowa.
Chas O. Meredith sold his 100 acre
farm, located four miles north of
town, and known as the old McMullen
farm, to F. B. Mathes of Pella. The
price paid was 500 per acre, or a
total of $4,000
Harry Sheldon, south of town, went
to Beaman Tuesday to visit his moth
er, while convalescing from his recent
illness from typhoid fever.
i Miss Jennie Anderson returned on
TnnqGau tel Nc oh
weeks with relatives and friends at
Ottumwa and Agency
/ Roy Haines, who has been working
under H. j. Wing at the Rock Island
depot for several months, has been
assigned to Keota and he left for that
place Tuesday. Russell Shields, after
working at Ottumwa for some
months, but who has been at home
the past week or two, resumes his
former position at the depot here.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Brodrick OF
Lineville are here, called by the i'll
ness of their grandfather, w. P. Brod.
rick
/ Mr.. and Mrs. d. Schlagator and
/ grandchildren, Mr.. and Mrs. Dings
and OrVille Upp, all of Ottumwa, were
4 recent callers at the Abe Stuber and
4 w. M. Roberts homes a
4 Mr.. and Mds. A. o. Edwards have
returned to their home at Ottumwa
after paying short visit to the par
entail l. ]. Edwards home, north OF
) town.
4 Miss Lucy Warden of Ottumwa
visited her sister, Mrs. S. G. Brown
Tuesday afternoon and evening.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson of Ottum
wa, who had been visiting their
uncles, S. H. Lamis of near Eddyville
!, and Andy Lamis of Dudley, return
/, ed home Monday.
of Mrs. Leslie Bates is in the city tc