Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-02-01
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The Kibourne bridge has been
opened for traffic. with teporary ap-.
proaches.
r. E. Whitney of Colorado arrived
last Saturday for an extended visit
with his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
Whitney and other relatives.
L. Weissgerber was called to Cold
en-. ILL.,, few days ago by the illness OF
his brother.
ST. Paul, Mimi, where she has enn-
ployment as trimmer in a large mil
linery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Williams left
| Monday for their home at Boone, Ia;
They have been guests of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Thomas Campbell the past week
the two ladies being sisters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Craig Sherrod are the
parents of daughter, born Saturday,
Jan. %.
Mrs r. R. McBeth a:-d little niece
| Eleanor Rowley visited in OttumW7
Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Miss Mamie Lea who has been tax
| ing treatment the past month at Elk
celsior Springs, Mo-, returned Wednes-
| day to her home much improved IN
health.
| Helen Martin who was so seriously
injured in the coasting accident here
about ten days ago is still uncon-
scious but her attending physicians
think she is gradually improving and
express the hope of her ultimate re-
covery. The rest of those hurt In the
accident are about well.
| Mrs. Craig K. Miller met with very
painful accident Tuesday. falling on
the ice while visiting at her mothers
home, Mrs. John Brown. The ltgaments
in her hip were so badly injured that
she is confined to her bed and is SUI
fering great pain.
X 81 "a Man.
ming hotel, left Tuesday for Chicago
on a business trip.
John Mccoy left Tuesday for Oska-
loosa to visit his son who is confined
lin the hospital there where he under
went an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Van Auken and
family spent Saturday and Sunday
with relatives in Pennington.
Mrs. p. O'Hhra and son Of Charlton,
Ia. are in the city. the guests of the
formers sister Mrs. John Martin and
family.
Remember, the Courier want ads
will sell farms, horses. cows, chickens,
: butter, eggs, as well as everything else
you can think about. One-half cent
word.
Mrs. George Moore has returned 10
her home at Eldon, Ia, after weeks
visit with her brother John Martin
and family Of this city.
The Ladies Guild OF the Congrega-
tional church met Wednesday after
! noon at the home of Mrs. ]. Henry
, Strickling.
! Miss Alma Duffield left Saturday for
. her home at Colorado Springs, Colo,
after visiting with relatives since last
. summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will cochren returned
a Thursday evening from Bonaparte
where they have been visiting rela-
;. tives the past few days.
Dc hos hos n1 ha
! Fair building and will move it onto
!, the Martin lots on Main street, where
: he will open general store.
a Chas. Schreckengost left Monday
for Des Moines on business. He ex-
poets to move with his family there
= soon.
. Miss Beatty Stidger left Thursday
:. for Des Moines where she will make
;, an extended visit with her niece Mrs.
E. r. Harlin and family.
Will Schreckengost departed Thurs
day for his home at Oskaloosa after q
two weeks business visit in Keosau-
2 qua.
y Mrs. Chas. McGaiiey left Thursday
d for Fairfield for a short visit with rel
y atives and friends.
h Mr.. and Mrs. Haney went to Wash
r |ington, Ia, Thursday for a visit with
A their son Frank and family.
:. Frank Mcintosh went to Kilbourne
u Tuesday to visit his daughter, Mrs
Winters and family.
Mrs. Garrett went to Abba Saturday
ito attend the funeral of her sister in
l. law.
s Mrs. E. o. Peterson and daughter OF
# Worthwhile, s. D., have been visiting
- the family of Wayne Brown.
!, w. McQuillen of Dallas City return
J. ed to his home Monday after short
visit with the S. Brown family.
W The Keosauqua orchestra gave So
Irio don q
q. night.
= Miss Alnaeda Green of Niagara, n
:. D.. arrived Thursday for visit witt
her grandmother Mrs. Anna Dickson.
le Mr.. Walter returned Saturday from
1t visit with relatives in Waterloo.