Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-03
EpDYvILLE.


Eddyyille- Mrs. jennie Brouhard
came from What Cheer Friday to
spend few days with her stepfathe-,
N. H. Brunson. Little Bessie Brunson
who has been visiting at What Cheer
for nearly two weeks, returned with
her.
Mrs. John Dunlavy and granddaugh-
ter, Miss Bertha Dunlavy Of Bloom
field are her for visit with Mrs. Dun
laws sister and niece, Mrs. Martha
A. Pence and Mrs. Walter Hartman.
Mrs. Ernest Griffith of Ottumwa Is
visiting her friend, Miss Ollie Swarth-
out having returned home from OF
tumwa with Mrs. Gwarthout.
Mrs. William Allison returned We'd
nesday evening from visit with her
son, Harlon Allison in Ottumwa.
w. NJ. Stuber and c. G. Bickford are
putting In block of cement walk
past their residence on North Fourth
street, making two blocks Of walk
which have been put in the past few
weeks. Eddyville having all cement
walks and total of six miles of such
walks, but few new walks are neces-
sary, but occasionally some public
spirited citizen living just beyond the
end of the sidewalk takes 1t upon
himself to add some more sidewalk 10
the town.
81. Schafer Of Altadena, CAL, who
Is here on an extended visit, accom-
panied Charles Oldham OF drive to
Oskaloosa Thursday and they visited
with John Lichtenhold.
Born, Friday, July 90. 1909, to Mr..
andsMrs. J. M. Akens of North Second
street, a son.
Among the cases of sickness report
ed are: Philip Jamisons baby at Coal
field, Mrs. Mart Emanuel and Miss
Grace Harding.
Mrs. Neva Garfield returned from
Oskaloosa this week after attending
summer school there.
Attorney o. G. G. Phillips Of Oska-
loosa was in town Friday
Mrs. James Dunning and little son,
Willie. went to Hooking Saturday to
visit where Mr. Cumming is working.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theo OFT visited over
Sunday with Mrs. Otis brother, d. E.
Ward in Ottumwa.
Miss Nellie Fenton Of Ames, who,
with her sisters, Misses Margaret and
Kate Fenton, has been visiting old
friends here for about ten days. de-
parted Saturday night for I-ebraska to
visit her brother Thomas Fenton.
Mike Lesco. north of town, visited
friends in Ottumwa Saturday
Misses Anna and Alta Miller, who
have been at Cedar Falls for some
time, returned home Saturday Their
sister Miss Frances Miller, stopped off
in Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Anna Luslk. who had been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Will Hankins
for about three weeks, left Friday for
her home at Mt. Pleasant Mrs. Hank
ms accompanying her as far as OF
tumwa.
Amos Gray has received word that
his nephew, L. q. Gray, formerly of
Eddyville, but now of Springfield. Mis-
souri, was operated upon for appendi-
citis in the hospital at Springfield on
Tuesday Of last week, and is getting
along nicely. The young man is son
of w. p. Gray of Ottumwa.
Mrs Thomas Lee, west of town, who
has been visiting at Pawnee, Neb., and
in Kansas for some time, with rela-
tives arrived home Saturday.
A young son Of George Byrum. of
the Dudley district while at work on
Saturday sustained heat stroke from
the effects Of which he was quite Ill
for a time.
Miss Pearl Lyon. north of town, re-
turned Friday from Oskaloosa, where
she had been attending the county
normal.
Mrs. A. ]. Deitick has returned to
her home at Storm Lake after paying
a short visit to Mrs. Gertie Lawless.
Lee Warner made a business trip to
Pella Saturday.