Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-01-18
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VIM. P. Campbell an old and re-
spected resident who lives near the
Pella school house in Doris county
fell on the ice while watering the cat
tie and broke his hip joint which re-
suited in his death Thursday night
Mr.. Campbell was 50 years old and has
lived an honorable and respectful life.
Mrs. Sam Richardson and daughters
Edna and Iva also Miss Cole visited in
Moravia this week.
Raw Henderson and sister Halle
visited at Pulaski last week.
Norman Burgher went to st. Louis
the first of the week to buy car OF
stoves. From there he went to Kansas
to see his wife who has been visiting
her parents.
Luke Moore has gone to Ludington,
Mich, to take a position in one of the
banks under the control of Ormal
Zook.
G. T. Pulliam is now improving rap
Uncle Joe ogden is home from Wis
| it to his daughter Mrs. Gouchenour
and daughter at Ames
| Clarence Edwards and family have
returned from Kansas.
Ed Warrington oil Marshall No.,
and Jas Warrington OF WATERFOWL, 5.
D., visited their sister Mrs. Ware last
week.
Mrs. Martha Wells is dangerously i'll
at her home with pneumonia fever.
Mrs. Geo. Ellis of Keosauqua at
/ tended the funeral Of her sister MRS
Eliza Caughron Tuesday.
Perry Holbrook was down from Des
Moines Monday Of last week enroute
to Cincinnati to visit his father.
George Lee has been quite i'll for the
past week His daughter Mrs. Albert
Stober of Abba is down to wait on her
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Rev. H. H. Maynard of Omaha Wis
tied his daughter Mrs Frank Gass
| over Sunday.
George Bovard has been on the sick
| list the past week.
Mrs. Len Struckler was in Cincin-
natl the past week visiting her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Starks.
| Vol Minear one of the faithful mail
carriers is quite i'll with the Grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Chamberlain
have taken the MCGOWAN children out
of the Catholic school at Ottumwa and
they will attend school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Runnees of OF
tumwa are here for two weeks Visit
with their daughter Mrs. Paul Moore.
Miss Virginia Yates entertained her
high school class at her home north of
town Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. w. Bryan of Des Moines,
passed through the city Tuesday en-
route to Cincinnati to visit her daugh-
ter Minnie.
| Pro. BRYAN is visiting his brother D
w. Bryan of Centerville.
A. Fosurck left Thursday for OF
tumwa on business.
Mrs. Florence Childs and son Harley
of Coatsville, Mo, We're in the city
recently on business.
Rev n. j. Nicholson and w. J.
Gale were Centerville visitors or
Thursday.
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Ray Hixson went to Ottumwa or
Tuesday.
Mrs. Emma Sherman of Birmingham
visited in town Monday
Albert Schultz was a business visitor
in West Point Tuesday.
Friends here received word few
DAYS ago that Mrs. Tatman who ]:
spending the winter with her daugh'
to-, Letha had fallen and broken hei
arm.
Or Howe was a professional visitor
in Ottumwa Wednesday.
Mrs r. N Endersby left Tuesda!
for an extended visit in Oklahoma
Texas and North Dakota before leav,
ing for her new home in Montana.
A. Endersbv has sold his propert!
north of the railroad to his son-fn
; law John Page. Mr.. Endersby alst
purchased the property on CONNER
cial street occupied by John Copelant
. from J. B. Hinchman for $1,400.
C. H. Teter returned from the OF
ltumwa hospital Wednesday.
Albert Schulz has some of his fin
Langshan chickens at the West Poin
Poultry show this week.
Arthur Endersby is visiting rela
tives in Missouri
Walter Harlan and little son wer
: visitors in Stockport Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw and famil.