Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-04
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BLOOMFIELD.

Mesdames L.ora Cooley and Anna
Morgan and daughter Marjorie of Mil
ton spent Monday with their sister.
Mrs. ]. J. Guernsey.
Walter Mitchem of Amarillo. Tex.
Is visiting at the VIM. Eichelberger
home. Mrs. Charley Eichelberger ar
rived Monday and Mr.. Eichelberger
arrived Tuesday from Amarillo for a
short visit with his parents VIM. Eich-
elberger and wife.
| John Mozingo is spending few
days with his mother OF Seymour.
Miss Elsie Tompkins who has been
visiting In Milton returned home Mon
day.
Rev. Huff Of Drakeville was a city
visitor Monday.
Mrs. James K. Helmick and son
James departed for their home in Coz
lumbus Junction Monday after spend
Ing month with the formers brother
John Dunlavy.
Miss Viola Tomey and Mrs, j. A.
Hammond of Ottumva visited Sunday
at the John Tomey and Ben Garwood
homes.
Mrs a. w. orndun left Monday for
a weeks visit with relatives in OF
tumwa.
Mrs; ". T. Candy and daughter
Ruth left Monday for weeks visit
with her daughter Mrs. 70. c. shad-
ford.
Mrs. Floyd Brown and Miss Hazel
Bence spent Monday with friends In
Ottumwa,
Will A. Evans Of auckland. Kans.,
and Ira Baldridge were Ottumwa Wis
itors Monday.
Don Adams and wife who have been
visiting with the latters mother, Mrs.
Virginia Horn, returned to their home
In Sigourney Monday
Mrs Sarah Hopkins Of West Grove
spent the first Of the week with her
mother Mrs. Sarah Russell.
Miss Salina Stoner Of Moulton Wis
tied friends In this city Monday
j. A. Dunn, sE. Rominger, s. A. Ram
to attend the republican convention at
Des Moines.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Rothenstein and
son Ralph returned Monday from a
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Arch
Morgan of Olivet.
Mrs. J. M. Randolph Of Milton spent
Monday at the Martin Randolph home.
for few days visit with relatives in
e. G. Berry was In Keokuk on bust
ness the first Of the week
Misses Besse and Ida Sosna Of Rock
Island. ILL., who have been visiting
their cousin M. Doctorman returned
home Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Rogers Of Fairfield spent
Sunday with her sister Mrs, Ola Bar
ton.
Henry O'Connor Of Buffalo, ILL.,, ar
rived Monday for few days visit
with Miss Eva st. Clair
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Murphy Of
Alliance, Nebr.. are visiting Mr.. MUIR
phys parents, Thorn Murphy and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Wilcox Of OF
tumwa visited Sunday with the form
two miles east Of town.
Mrs Emma Howk and Mrs. Nellie
Whitfield Of Ottumw9 visited Sunday
with Mrs. C. G. Frakes Of Coatsville,
Mo-. who is at Shelton's hospital
Mrs. Elmer Morris of Belknap spent
Sunday at the John Thomas home
Miss Mabel Boles who hes been
spending the past two weeks with her
sister Mrs Ole Banded returned Sun
day to her home In Ottumwa.
G. A. Giles and family of Trenton,
Mo-, spent Sunday with Ed Ingersoll
and family.
the guest Sunday OF Mrs. Dave Davies.
The Davis County Normal Institute
started Monday morning.
The Foreign Missionary society Of
noon with Mrs. D. H. Payne.
Miss Sylvia Davis Of near Moulton
who has been visiting her father c. r.
Davis returned home Monday
Mrs Ellen Milligan spent the first
Of the week with her mother Mrs.
Nancy Elder Of Pulaski.
Chas. Inskeep and wife visited the
first Of the week with their daughter
Mrs Chas. Greenleaf of near Milton.
DR.. and Mrs. I. N, Thompson and son
Leith left Saturday for a short visit
with Mrs. Thompson's parents Geo,
Hardin and wife OF Mt. Sterling.
Miss Edith Brunley Of Pulaski Wis
tied friends in this city Saturday.
Wade Leach of Chicago is spending
this week with his parents John Leach
and wife.
Earl sheetz and wife of Redman, Mo.
visited at Shelton's hospital Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. e. Craven OF Milton
passed through this city Saturday OH
their way home from Des Moines.
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Rev. Armstrong and wife who have
been holding revival meetings in the
Baptist church for the last three weeks
left Monday evening for Leon. Ia. to
hold revival services. While in Eldon
they were well received and did much
good work and on Sunday night, their
last meeting. four were baptized.
A. NJ Laferty of Eddyville is erect
Ing soldiers markers at Ashland Gem
etery and several other places.
Prof. Wilson and family are In Des
Moines for several weeks.