Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-21

will be larger than the two houses he
already has with capacity OF $4,000
fish. The tanks are to be of concrete.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Stigers of Chelsea,
Iowa were visitors here last week.
Jim Stafford was What Cheer Wis
itor Friday.
Mrs. Dawson of Chicago has been
visiting at the Tottral home this week.
Mrs. Bob Curl was What Cheer
caller Friday.
Miss Eta Bonnater of Deep River
passed through the city enroute for
What Cheer Friday.
Harold Latham was an Iowa Falls
visitor last week.
Ronald Carver was Barnes City
visitor recently.
May Tremble Of Gibson passed
through here enroute for What Chesr
last week.
Mrs. May Musser Of Barnes City was
a recently caller here.
Clark McCracken came from Mon
tezuma Saturday.
Mrs. CARRIER was a Barnes City CALI
Ell Saturday.
H. c.. Yales was a Chicago visitor
Sunday.
Jim Stafford was a business caller in
| Victor Saturday.
Misses Helen and Anna Shookman OF
Keswck were visitors here Saturday. !,
The football game here Saturday be-
| tween Keswick and Thornburg was IN
| favor of the home team, score 6 to "
| Mrs. Gibbons and daughter Louise
were What Cheer callers Wednesday
! Mrs. Fred Schott was What Cheer
caller Wednesday.
| J,,,11 re wa
street here Tuesday.
| Eli Brown of Gibson was here We'd
nesday.
Marshal Gibbons was Gibson caller
| Tuesday.
Mrs. Dansdill of What Cheer who,
| has been visiting In the city the last
few days, returned home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ S. Vincent of What
Cheer spent Sunday in Springdale.
Mrs. c. Hamilton and son Bernard
| of Kalvona returned home TUESDAY
after a few days visit with relatives
and friends here.
i Jim White and Miss Frances Baker
were united in marriage in Oskaloosa
| Wednesday by the Presbyterian min
ister
Mrs. Will McGumpsey was a Monte
yuma caller Tuesday.
Mr.. Platt OF MuSCallIlet was III ehio
city Tuesday.
Il Roadmaster Nugent of Iowa City
was in town between trains Tuesday.
4 Cuba Griggs returned home from
!, Oskaloosa for short visit among rel
!, atives.
Lottie White of South English was q
!, What Cheer caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCracken start"
Il ed for Pittsburg, Penn, Sunday to ate
ltend the funeral of Mrs. McCracken's
brother
Mrs. Robinson and son Otis were
! guests at the Holland home Wednesa
/ day afternoon
+. Fackler of Keswick was caller
j here Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. Kelly was transacting busi-
ness in What Cheer Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs John Greenlach OF
White City are visiting friends in the
!, city
r The school here is progressing very
v nicely. AT present there are 104 pupils
enrolled.
t Mrs. James Maxwell Jr. who re-
e sides near What Cheer, was struck by
k lightning Saturday. rendering her un-
conscious. She was out in the yard and
n while walking under the clothes line
: a flash of lightning hit the wire. She
still remains In quite serious con-
a dition.
j. Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Sears returned
home Tuesday after visiting several
days at the home of the latter's sister
= Mrs. John Dickson at Whittier and IN
= Grinnell with two other sisters. Mrs
, Poole and Mrs. Carter.
> Mrs. John Orr ST., who was visiting
= in What Cheer among relatives fol
a several days. returned home the hrsl
It of the week.