Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-12-31
WILLIAMS BURG.

4.
James Lillis, wife and children a
route No l visited Wednesday at ths
home of Mrs Lillis' parents Mr.. ans
Mrs. NJ Mccain. /,
Deputy Sheriff NJ. Cafferty OF Maren-
go was in the city Wednesday on bust
ness in connection with his offictl
duties.
Rev. John Roberts of the WEIGH Con-
gregational church who visited the
first of the week at Cedar Rapids has
returned.
| George Eckhardt has moved his
family into his new modern equipped
residence in the Yoss &, Wallace addi-
ton.
| Miss Mabel Lewis left Friday for
! Webster for visit during the holl-
days with relatives and friends of said
city and vicinity.
Robert Jones of Cedar Rapids was in
the city Thursday transacting business
and meeting his many friends
Harry Long, formerly resident OF
this, place came in from Oklahoma on
Thursday and has accepted position
in the Harve Manor meat shop.
Albert Willie OF Reynolds, S. pa,
came in Wednesday for visit with
his son and other relatives in this vi
cinity.
Atty. J. NJ. Dover was in the city
Thursdav attending to some legal
business in which he is especially IN
terested.
Miss Mae Mcleod, dean Of the wo1n-
en- in Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, Ia,
came in Wednesday and will visit dur
ing vacation at the homes of her sis
tiers, Mrs. Ella Parr and Mrs. J. II.
Hughes.
James Gaffney, student at st. AM
brose seminary Davenport. is home
for few days' visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs M Gaffney. James is a
graduate of our high school and his
studious habits, coupled with GOOD
mental attachments, bespeak for him
an especially bright future.
Lloyd Hughes of Fairfield came up
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs Richard
Hughes until after Christmas. Lloyd
is first class mechanic and works
for a contracting firm at aFairfield.
Rev. Pierce o. Pierce left Friday for
a. visit with relatives and friends at
Cedar Rapids.
Miss Laura Brooks, student pi
Cornell college, Mt. Vernon, VIII spenn
her vacation at the home OF her par
ents Rev. and Mrs E. G. Brooks.
The city schools closed Friday night
FOR a two weeks vacation Miss Agnes
Moravec the superintendent will visit
at her home in Belle Plain and Miss
Mcconnell Of the high school depart
ment at her home in Bloomfield. All
the otht. teachers are residents mere.
Peter Hanson who received some
slight injuries recently by reason OF
run away team is visiting for a few
days with his sister Mrs. Frank ROCK
He will return to his farm east OF the
city as soon as he is able to work.
Fred Blythe and Irwin Sim, students
at the S. U. I. came Thursday ana
will remain at the homes of their re-
spective parents during vacation.
Miss Zada French of the high school
and her mother left Saturday for
visit with friends at Tiffon, Ia.
Mrs. l.. Perkins left Saturday Tor
visit with friends at Cedar Rapids. :,
Mrs. j. E. Elson and mother VIII
visit during the holidays with rela-
tiyes and friends at Fairfax.
w. H. Harris, student OF the CEDAR
Rapids business college came down on
Saturday for visit at the home OF his
mother and with brothers and sisters
of this community.
Ed F.. Evans Of Minneapolis came
down Thursday for visit at the home
Of his mother. Mrs Ida May Evans,
his brothers, Albert, Everett, and sister,
Miss Miriam.
Harold Evans, deputy clerk of the
district court of Marengo, who came
over for a visit with his uncle, D.. p:
Evans and other relatives, returned
home Saturday.