Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-03-13

ha moved his family and household
goods from Washington to Oskaloosa,
where they will make their future
home.
Mrs. Ellen Humphreys of irwin,
was visiting her sister Mrs w. o.
Roberts recently,
Mrs. S. A. Townsend called on rela-
tives and friends in Oskaloosa Sat
urday.
Mrs. S. Myrick returned Saturday
from Kansas. where she has been Wis
iting in different parts of the state for
four months.
After spending few days with her
daughter, Mrs, ]. E. Compton. Mrs. e.
Halliday returned to her home in Os-
kaloosa Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Swintak of
Des Moines have been visiting since
Thursday with Mrs. Swintak's broth-
er, Amos Gray.
John Muillenberg of near Pella has
moved on the place formerly owned
by James l.. Sipes.
Henry G. Frenoena of Pella has
moved to the c. w. Baker farm.
Mel Denberger has moved from
Leighton on the Gillies and Eppersop
farm.
William Burdock recently moved to
town from Abba.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Phipps moved to
Fairfield Saturday. They have lived
for several years on the Crumn farm
two and one-half miles outh of town.
Mrs. Grace Clawson of Ottumwa
spent few days last week with Mrs
Charles Maddy, returning home Sat-
urday.
Mrs. w. S. Henderson of Ottulnwa
called on Mrs. e. M. Fausnaugh Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs, w. M. Harding and family took
their final departure for their new
nome in Fulton, Mo-, Friday night.
Mr.. Harding had preceded them day
or two.
Orion Hatchitt stopped to see his
brother Saturday on his way from
M Minneapolis, to his home at Ewing,
Mo.
Mrs. A. M. Hill visited over Sunday
IN Ottumwa with her mother Mrs.
Mary Grow.
Mrs. John Sandilands visited in OF
tumwa over Sunday
Chris Johnson and daughter Mrs. Ed
Maloy spent Sunday in Ottumwa with
Mrs. Frank Culbertson.
c. H. Chapman of Ottumwa was
here calling on his parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. Fl. Chapman Friday and Sat
urday
The funeral of Samuel Davis oc-
CURED Sunday at two o'clock, from the
Congregational church, Rev Fred
Wangland of the Central Holiness
University, preaching the discourse to
large gathering of friends Day
lodge No. 26 I. o. o. +. of which Mr..
Davis was an honored member attend
ed In a body and had charge of the
burial service. nterment in Highland
cemetery. Those attending from a
distance We're: daughter, Mrs. Ar
thur Elliott of East ST. Louis, ILL.,;
John Barrow of Avery, Iowa, and
Messrs. and Mesdames John Dow and
Alfred Greenway of Osl1aloosa. Mr..
Davis is survived by his widow. Anna
Lewis, to whom he was married Dec
ember 26, 1877, at Oskaloosa, Iowa, his
daughter Mrs. Arthur Elliott two
sons Jay. and Ernie of this vicinity,
and his father am '>rother who live in
Downer Colo.
John c. Kirfman and M. w. Barnes
went to Harris, Mo, and perhaps will
take in other Missouri points in their
trip looking at the country
w. w. DeLong and Ed Shields re-
turned Monday morning from their
| trip to the south. They speak In high
praise Of he:scountry, and speopleEnear
( Marshall. Texas.
Mrs A. c. Davidson went to Olivet
Monday to visit her daughter Mrs j.
s. Oldham and family.
Mrs. T. w. Mccall and son Merle of
Ottumwa visited the family Of B. r..
Wells and other relatives over Sun
day
Mrs. Georgia Leeling completed a
visit with her grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H: Chapman Monday, return
ing to Kirkville.
Mr. and Mrs. w. l.. Campbell and
two daughters visited with the family
of Martin w. Barnes overY Sunday.
Mrs Oliver Wood from Pera, near
Fort Dodge. arrived Monday to spend
few days with her daughter Mrs.
| Eva Rector
The school election Monday result
ed in the choice of Messrs H. G. True
and w. G. Berry as directors for a full
| term.
| Isaac Vance and son Walter, went
! to Des MONIES Monday to look for
| situation.
Walter Elder was down from Des
Moines to spend Sunday with home
folks.
Jesse Swan from Des Moines spent
Sunday at home.
| A. S. Dilliner went to Oskaloosa on
Monday with the view of bringing his
| son Earl home from the hospital