Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-09-10

ness.
Miss Katie Emery who visited rela-
tives in Wayland came home Sunday
night.
John Jordan of Ottumwa was In
town Monday, accompanied by two OF
his sisters. Some forty-three years
ago Mr.. Jordan moved away from here
with his father and mother, and this
is his first visit to the home of his
birthplace.
Aaron Jones and wife came in from
visit Mrs. .Jones's brother. Wesley Hol.
linsworth and family.
N. w. Callister and family visited
friends near Winfield Sunday.
Mrs. Leslie Bales OF Sigourney
spent Sunday here with her husband
and other relatives
Miss Lottie Roop has returned from
a pleasant visit with relatives in South
English.
The Odd Fellows from Kossuth
lodge No. 80 who went to Fairfield
Monday to attend the district conven-
ton: were J. Mcclure, ]. Carmichael,
I. NJ. Walker, Ed Hiatt, Ed Swank,
William Hawkins and J. w, Hollowell
Mrs. John Coleman was remembered
Wednesday by large number of her
friends sending shower of post cards.
Mills Brothers orchestra closed their
open air concerts Wednesday evening
and large crowd was present.
George Goodrich started Monday
night to Columbia. Ohio, accompanied
by his brother Charles of Packwood.
They will enjoy the Goodrich reunion
which they will participate in.
Harve Emery arrived from Spokane,
Wash, Sunday night after a long abb
sence.
Mrs. Jesse Smith returned Sunday
night from a pleasant visit In
Brighton.
Miss Marie Roop of Hedrick re-
turned home Monday after visit with
her uncle. A. M. Roop and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Jones OF
Bakersfield, Cal, are visiting relatives
in this vicinity
The Misses Cora and Fora Eek OF
Pleasant visited over Sunday with
their brother Ralph and family.
Ralph Olive and wife of Delta who
visited the parental home have re-
turned to their home.
Fred Bray and family have arrived
at home from the state fair.
Charles Lochyer who has been in
the west couple of years came home
last week.
John Coffman and wife are visiting
relatives in Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lem Reed and family
are at home from pleasant visit at
Deep River.
Mrs. Matte Sasseen of Pleasant
Plane who spent last week with Mrs.
Pugh has returned home.
Alra Wagner and family have re-
turned from Des Moines.
A. C. Brady has returned home from
Clear Lake
Miss Hattie Morain who spent a
few days with friends in Martinsburg
has arrived home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Grew spent sew
eral days in Chicago last week.
The Mills Bros. orchestra went to
Martinsburg Thursday to play for the
old settlers meeting.
Attorney d. T. Stockman spent last
Friday here with A. G. Brady and
family.
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Nordyke and daughters visited last
week in WOODBURY. with relatives.
Marion Wells and wife OF West
Chester were visitors in town one day
last week.
Harry Pendegraft has returned from
Deep River where he visited his
friend Miss Holmes.
Master Howard Chandler of Sigour-
ley was guest last week of the ID. G.
Olive home.
The Misses Helen Frederick and
Dorothy Selfridge Of Chicago have re-
turned home, accompanied by Mrs.
l.. T.. Foote, with whom they were
visiting.
Miss Hazel Alexander visited friends
in Martinsburg last week.
Mrs. Jack Ranons of Keota is visit
ing the parentel T. F. McCarty home.
The meetings at the Christian
church are still in progress and will
probably continue this week. Eyange-
list Lew D. Hill is a fine talker and an
earnest worker His subject Sunday
afternoon was, Shall We Shoot the
Boys . Sunday night the subject
was "Reaping as We Sow"
me morning buUJecl ueH'eieu ouH-
day morning at the M. e. church by
Rev. J. G. Caughlin was why Believe
In the Son of God" Evening subject
Acquaintance With God and the Sure
Results
Mrs. Charles visited relatives in
Grinnell this week.
Thomas Hill OF Chicago who visited
relatives here has returned home.
Attorney Brown of Sigourney spent
Saturday in town looking after bust