Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-08-13
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John Jones and wife of Joliet, ILL.,,
came in Monday for few days visit
at the home of the formers mother
and with other relatives In this com
munity.
Lyle Evans of Cedar Rapids visited
last Sabbath at the home of his mother
/ Mrs. Mary Evans and with other refa-
| tives
The williamsburg Choral Union,
consisting of so members enjoyed an
excursion to South Amana Tuesday.
= Evan Owens and wife of route No. 5
We're Cedar Rapids visitors last Tues
lday.
Harley Ransom and his sister Lucille
who have been visiting with relatives
at Rlairstown, returned home Mon
day:
/ John M Jones and wife Of Youngs-
town. o.. came Tuesday morning for a
visit at the home of Mr. Jones brother
| Lewis D. Jones.
| Rev. D. C. Smith of Ottumwa is here
this week attending to some business.
Mrs. John Yates, .district deputy of
the Order of Rebekahs went to Green
VALLEY Tuesday for the purpose of in
stalling the officers of the lodge at that
plce. Refreshments were served and
| general good time was the experience
of all who were present
| Will Harris of Chicago is here this.
week visiting his father and sister,
| Mrs. II. r. Hull.
Mrs. Fred Lyon and daughter of
| Bozeman, Mont. came in Monday for
an extended visit at the homes Of her
| brothers DiXson and Edward w.
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Miss Agnes Moravec, superintendent
Of the city schools, who has been Wis
iting with relatives at various places
in the state during the summer vaca-
ton. came in Tuesday morning to
make arrangements for the opening of
the schools September 5.
| Mrs. Evan w. Edwards and Mrs.
| Elizabeth Harris left Tuesday evening
for Minneapolis, where they will visit
for some time with relatives and
friends. Master Lloyd Edwards accom-
panied them.
Hon. Ed Roland who has been visit
ing with his son Wilson at North
English returned Tuesday evening.
Hugh Thomas left Tuesday for Min
neapolis and win visit with friends at
Aberdeen. S. D., before returning.
Fred Stohlman of route No. o was in
the city Monday and called for short
visit with lis mother.
Adam Keil and wife of Sumner
township visited Tuesday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Keil of this city.
Ed Carroll transacted business on
Tuesday at the Farmers bank.
Lyman Hanaford is having the ma
terial for new residence in the
placed on the ground and will com
mence building at once
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Angeles. Calf, are visiting her sister
Mrs. Chas. Osborn f.a
VIM Jones and daughter Gladys
drove to Abba Wednesday to meet
the formers niece Miss Ruth Jones
from Chicago. who will visit at their
home in Buxton.
Mrs. Paris was taken to the Meth
odist hospital at Des Moines last We'd
nesday for an operation She is getting
along nicely.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Brown on Friday of last
week.
George Munsell Of Hamilton began
work in the machine shops Monday
Mrs. E. j. Willis came over from
Oskaloosa to help in keeping house for
the home folks while her mother Mrs.
Paris is away.
The residence occupied by E. F.
Brown has been improved by the ad-
diticn Of a new front porch.
There was social in West Sweed
town at the Larson home Saturday
night.
number from here went to Hite-
man Saturday night to attend So
cial.
Mrs. Anna Chambers has returned
from her vacation.
A. Pollock is quite i'll at his home on
West Third street.
B. c. Buxton was in town from Chi |
cago part Of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Snodgrass We're in
Bussey Sunday
DR.. Hickman was in town Saturday |
from Greenridge.
Mr.. Briggs went to Ottumwa Satur- |
day night and will arrange to move his |!
family here this week into the house |,
on A street which has been undergo |
ing repairs |
The Buxton male quartet SANG in |
Abba at the u. B. tent meeting Satur- |
day night. John Fowler and S. G. |
Welch drove over in Mr.. Welch's auto |
mobile.
Rev. VIM. Slack of Des. Moines was |
here Sunday in the interests Of the |
Home Finding association !
at that place. He spoke at the NJ. r. !
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