Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-15
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williamsburg and Mrs. N. T.
relatives at New Providence and Mar
shalltown, returned home Wednesday.
John Hutch of South Ridge was in
the city Thursday and called at the
home of his mother and sister, Mrs.
]. Sim.
The board Of supervisors at their
regular meeting last week appointed
the Hon. Ed Boland justice of the
peace to fill vacancy
A. S. Murchison, wife and two
daughters have gone to Long Beach,
Cal, where they will remain during
the rest of the winter months.
Roy Miller of Iowa City visited re-
Gently at the Joe Ogle home.
Mrs. H. Manor and children, who
visited the early part of the week at
Ottumwa are home again
Philip Maloy of York township
transacted business here Friday
Robert Perry, an exceptionally
bright young man and a graduate of
the high school at this place, has ac-
cepted position in the Citizens Saw
ings oank.
INeiiltlllbGI llie Courier want aus
will sell farms, horses, cows, chickens,
butter, eggs as well as everything else
you can think about. One-half cent a
word
Misses Anna and Alma Talbot of
Cedar Rapids came down Friday for a
visit at the home of their uncle, Sam
uel Evans.
Arnold Moon, Fred Blythe, Harvey
Edwards, Roy Gittins, Margaret
Blythe ard Hannah Perry, who visit
ed at their respective homes during
vacation, returned to Iowa City Mon
day to take up their work again at the
S. U. l..
w. H. Misbach Of Marengo and
brother, R. G. Misbach of Algona, were
visitors recently at the parental home
Of Lorenzo Misbach.
Mrs. r. H. Dunn, who has been visit.
| ing relatives at Muscatine returned
to her home Thursday.
| The Progress club, after a two
weeks vacation, met Monday evening
at the home of F. w. Tomasek The
Queen Anne period in literature was
the main question for consideration
| j. Mansel Mansel came down from
Cedar Rapids Saturday morning for
an over Sunday visit at the home Oh
his sister, Mrs. ]. j. Yates
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed H. Evans were Wis
itors Saturday at the home OF Mrs
Evans mother, Mrs f. James.
A surf rise pa: y for Miss I.uc,le
Hall and her cousin, Miss L. Johnson
of Centerville, was held at the A. A
Hall home Saturday.
Robert Edwards visited for a short
time Saturday at the parental home
of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Edwards
John Collins transacted business
here Saturday with F, w. Lemaule.
Rolla Murchison, Otto Mum, Johr
Asquith and J. F. Talbot are SERVING
on the petit jury during the presen,
term of Judge Howell's court at Mar
engo.
| Miss Mabel Edwards was recen
| visitor at Iowa City.
Hugh Hanson, a pioneer resident o
Troy township, was in Saturda,
transacting business and meeting his
many friends.
Peter Morrin OF South Troy was Wis
iting Saturday at the home of hi
brother, James.
The Welsh societies of this cit.
united in union services last Sunda.
at the Congregational church. TIL,
Rev. Pierce o. Pierce conducted tn,
services in the morning and Rev. o.
Roberts in the evening.
Gus Romberg of South Ridge wa
here Saturday looking after plac
to rent until the completion of hi
new residence, work upon which ha,
to be abandoned by reason of the coll
and snow.
ELDON