Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-12-09
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Fddyville-Miss Laura Allen, who
took up claim in Colorado some time
ago, has returned to Eddyville for
short time.
Mrs. Rose is very sick and her re-
covery is considered doubtful.
J. W. Mckee, who came here from
Winterset, has moved his family to
the property on Second street recent
ly vacated by Attorney Hatchitt.
The farm owned by Bert Smith,
north of town, has been sold to Oska-
loosa parties.
Friday and Saturday the ladies of
the Congregational church held
sale. Various articles were display
ed suitable for Christmas gifts.
Mrs Charles Stuber went to Ottum-
wa last week to meet her niece,
Miss Stella Wade, whose home is in
Cody, Wyoming. She has been visit
ing in Washington.
Miss Margaret Baker of New York
| City is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Lucy
Lafayette. Miss Baker stopped off an
her way from Denver to her home in
New York City.
| You can sell eggs, chickens. horses,
hogs, sheep, cattle, seed corn and all
kinds of grain, or you can exchange
articles by putting want ad in thf
Courier Read the want ads today
i You have something you want to sell,
or there is something you want to
buy--write your ad and then count the
words and send 1T in with stamps to
pay for the number of insertions de-
sired.
Rev. futile, Congregational minis
ter of Grinnell preacher recently at
the Methodist church
| Recent Ottumwa passengers were:
Gale True, H. e. Dixie, A. j. Gardner,
/ Rube Beamer and Mrs. Charles Stu
|ber.
The ladies of the Baptist church
! met at the home of Mrs. Dunkle last
Thursday afternoon.
The Reliable society of the Chris
tian church met at the home or Mrs.
Bell Thursday afternoon.
Orko1ooeo callers Wednesday were:
Sadie Cecil, Ruth and Emma Morris.
4 Carl MAYER. who has been emp'oyed
in the Manning & Epperson bank for
some time, has gone to Oskaloosa To
bGCtDl a IIoolIloAi III liaS 80 iiiSif' ~
tional bank.
William Hankps has been visiting
his brother. Rev. Hankins. of Lovilia
The children of the third room are
preparing a program to be given IN
the high school December %, for the
benefit Of the library.
q C. D. Meredith and family have
gone to laramie, Wyoming, to make
their future home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl McElroy
Thursday, December 2, a daughter.
DR.. Cone of Oskaloosa was in Eddy
vile recently on professional business
Mrs. Clara DeMoss. better known as
Clara Hudson, arrived from Spokane
Washington. to visit her sister, Mrs
: Alice -eki. Mrs. DeMoss visited he1
parents at Novelty, Mo-, on her way tt
Eddyville.
Mrs. Chas. Stuber and niece, Mis-.
!. Stella Wade, of Cody, Wyoming. Wis
tied Thursda with Abe Stuber ant
family, and Mrs. Dible.
Miss Agnes Symnns of Montreal
Canada. arrived Friday morning Il
visit her uncle. A. j. Gardner.
) The ladies of the Baptist church will
! hold market December "a in tn
l Jones metal market.
Miss Lucy Warden of Ottumwa Wis
I tied Dr. an. Mrs. Brown Friday.
5 George Strange and family OF Tw,
2 Harbors, Michigan, are here to spen,
$ the winter with relatives. Mr.. Strang
: is employed az a switchman in tn
: yards at Two Harbors.
S Attorney Hatchitt was in Abba o.
? Thursday on legal business.
. Mrs. Moss Of Nebraska is visitin
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Blake, sout
S Of town.
d Joe Sullivan Of Unionville, Mo-, j
e visiting his brother, Munroe Keeran!
|. Charles and William Cherryholme!
e nephews of Mr.. Keerans, are also visi
/. ing here from Corydon and Centerviilt
It Mr. Keerans Is quite sick.
S Those numbered among the sick ar
y as follows: Mrs. Frank Secrees, To1
(; Johnson, Mrs. Herd.