Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-11-26
WILLIAM sBURe.

George Teggatz Of Reynolds, Mimi.
came Monday to visit with his mother
and other relatives in this vicinity
Mrs Thomas Jones of Hilton town
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Powell
and with her sister Mrs. Homer
Freize. 7s+
Z II. b. Hull and Mrs. Chas Boland at
tended the funeral service Of Mrs. j
Ross Monday at Cedar Rapids.
Fred Wetgen Of York township was
in Monday and visited for a short
time at the home Of Mrs. Teggatz.
w. w. Lewis OF Batavia, Ia. was ar
over Sunday visitor with his family
He has sold his property here tt
Henry Karrick and will move his fam
lily to Batavia in the near future. Mr.
factory at that place.
William Williams, ST.. one OF this
early settlers Of this county was In
the city Tuesday. He spoke feelingls
of the great changes In Iowa since in
his youthful days when he conducted
farm operations under the old system
and without barns or sheds for the
care OF the stock and winter forage
While today there are many beautiful
homes, modern in their equipment
and other outbuildings for the care OF
the stock and convenience Of the own.
Sers. He was pleased to note these sub
stantial Improvements and thought !.
should be the aim of every citizen tc
help onward the march Of human pro-
gress In all that appertains to the in.
crease and betterment Of agriculture
resources.
Miss Lois Howes a teacher in the
public schools of York township has &
two weeks vacation and Is visiting al
the home OF her grandmother Mrs. E
Blasier and brother Lewis.
Mrs. Mary Evans left Tuesday fol
q few days visit with her son Lay
ton and other relatives and friends al
Cedar Rapids.
Walter Smith of Marengo who Wis
tied last week at the homes Of his
son Earl and brother Freeman Of this
city returned home Tuesday.
Attorney w. e. Wallace left Tues
day Morning for. Iowa City to, attend
to some legal matters in which he
was especially interested.
Miss Bernice Bush who visited las;
week at the home of her uncle James
Rush has returned to her home al
Minneapolis. MINI.
Clarence Hiltbruner of Cedar Rap.
ids Is here this week attending to his
business interests in this locality.
John Yoss, wife and children Of near
NOrtn Engilsn came up Tuesday Tor q
visit at the home of his brother r. w
Miss M. Richards left Tuesday fol-
Sioux City, where she purposes :o
spend the winter.
George Smith of Iowa township was
In the city Tuesday on business.
Roy Douglas left Wednesday for
Liberty, Mo-, to spend Thanksgiving al
the home Of his parents.
Mrs. M. Gahfney left Wednesday fol
Davenport for a visit with her son
James who is student in a business
college.
y. e. Elson, wife and mother left fol
Cedar Rapids Wednesday on visit
with relatives and friends. They were
formerly residents OF that city.
The Choral Union under the leader
ship OF E., w. Lloyd left Wednesday
for Abba where they competed in the
musical contests Thursday.
Fred G. Chapman who has been
in Ill health for some time has con-
,cluded to go to Colorado Springs In
hopes that change OF climate and
treatment at the Springs may benefit
him. He left this morning.
M. Collins of East Troy left Wed !
nesday for a visit with relatives and
friends at Davenport.
David Rowland and wife Of Meren-
go came over Wednesday afternoon to
spend Thanksgiving with their daugh-
ter Mrs. G.. A. Simmons.