Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-10-07

SACSteb oPShaS 0uho1y llItC CT tuO hSaaS
of her sister, Mrs. Croneweth.
Miss Charlotte Terrell returned tc
Chicago last week to resume hel
work as nurse at one of the big hos
pitfalls. She has been enjoying hel
vacation. She likes her work very
much.
Mrs. Pet Turner and son, Gordon
returned home from Omaha Friday
They had been enjoying a visit at the
home Of Mrs. Turner's mother. The
street car strike there delayed theil
return.
Mrs. w. Fl. Needham spent last Fri
day with her sisters at Oskaloosa.
Mrs. Mary Kelly-McCoy of Water
loo spent Sunday here with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Kelly.
C. E. McQuaid was visitor al
home over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Kerr returned
the last Of the week from Bloomfield
where they had been attending the re
nnio,- Of Mr.. Kerr's regiment.
Benson Smith is the new clerk al
the Reinert clothing store. He fin
ished his school work here last year.
Mats Biewen returned to his home
near Harper Friday.
Mrs. Frank B. Weir was a visitor
in Harper Friday.
Mrs. Ernest Maryland and baby re
turned to their home in South Ottum
wa Friday morning, after visit here
with Mrs. Wehr's mother, Mrs. Old
enburg.
Mrs. Clara Smithart and son, Stom
er, went to Ollie Friday to visit over
Sunday with Bernice, who teaches
school in that vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Storms were
passengers south Friday morning, Mr.
Storms stopping in the country ant
Mrs. Storms going to Ottumwa.
Lee Mccain came home Friday
morning, for Tn over Sunday visit.
James Jackson went south Frida.
morning.
Mrs. Mary Parks OF Webster arrived
Friday morning for visit with hel
parents, Mt. and Mrs. VIM. Neinke
east of town.
George Mullin Of Iowa City was {
visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. DeHart of Springfield, Ohio, il
visiting here with her uncle, James c
Brown.
supt. zeidler spent Sunday at his
home In Muscatine.
w. w. Brown of Oskaloosa spent
Saturday here with friends.
Miss Dilla Clark was business
caller in Harper Saturday.
Henry Wagner and Fred Goeldnel
arrived from Des Moines Saturday
morning. They had been before the
supreme court.
Warren Pulse left Saturday morning
for Burlington, where he will entSl
the mail service as sub. He will
run from Minneapolis to Burlington fol
the present. His friends are pleased
to note that he is getting along there
r. j. Allen had serious operation
performed at Iowa City. He did no
recuperate from it as rapidly as h,
had hoped.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Horn of Soutl
English were in town last Tuesday.
They have been out of brick TO
several days at the court house ant
the weather was superb for working
1t has delayed them several days
| J. F. Bray says that he will have hi
plant in operation by the middle 0
November, If everything goes as wei
as they are now.
They have been busy setting pole
from the new light house in town, +
join onto the old ones which have beel
in use. They are big poles, taking
eight men to set them. They are nov
working on the cross arms and tn
poles leading to the river, which will
carry the current down there for tn
pumping station.
| F. M. Beatty spent Sunday at hi
home in Thornburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atterbury of Laredo
Mo-, returned to their home Saturda.
morning, after visiting here at TIL
home of their daughter, Mrs. Fred c
Schipfer.
Mrs. Heninger, Mrs. Updegraff ant
Mrs. Wagner were in Ottumwa Sal
urday
Mrs. Tom Johnson of Cedar Rapid
was visitor in town the first of tn
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schneider, who hav
recently purchased the bakery of Gun
tbs, are known here to a number o
people, as Mrs Schneider is daugt
ter of Deputy Treasurer Jas. Harper
They are making friends every day b
their courteous treatment.
Mrs. Landon Utterback returne
from the hospital at Iowa City Satul
day morning, where she had been t
undergo an operation.
VIM. A. Bell is in Arkansas with tn
| Cody shows. He will have good tim
/ before he returns.
1 They have the foundation in for tn
| new house that w. w. Pilkington
building next to Peter Engledinger's
1t will be fine improvement.
/ B. F. LATER, Noah Jacobs, Ton
Ford, Capt Parker, Peter Engledingel
Fred Stoermer, John Nichols, MrE
Reynolds and Mrs. B. F. FRANKIE
went to Washington yesterday morr
ing to take in the reunion of the St
Iowa.
| Will Weller arrived from De
Moines last week.
| Mrs. Verne Hasty OF Delta was i
town last week visiting with her pal
ents.
i Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Seible and tw
| children came back from their Wis