Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-10-06
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HERMAN BAUER. carpenter, of st.
Louis, Mo.
D. e. BLACK, assistant superin-
tendent l. r. S., Of Springfield, III.
r. J. KIRWIN, representing glass
company. of st. Louis, Mo.
MANUEL A. INDERMILL, insur-
ance agents, of Baden, Ill.
DR.. II. c. GANOWAY, of No. 432
South Broadway, Decatur. III.
J. G. sCHAEFFER. of ST. Louis, Mo.
MRS. VIM. McLOUD, Of Bend, III.
s. c. HILL, of Princeton, III.
JOHN BLOCTNA, teamster, Of
Bend. III.
MRS. JOHN BLocTNA, Of Bend
Ill.
DIR. B. F. RENSHAW, of Curran.
II. B. ROBINSON, of Bend, III.
MRS. II. B. ROBINSON, of Benld,
f. NJ. ROSE, collector, of Chicago.
w. w. STREET, division superin-
tendent of Illinois Traction Co., Of
Staunton. III.
A. PRICE. auditor of disbursements
Of Illinois Traction Co., of Champaign
d. w. Nl1Ll/E0, ScileIdl SuPSAlASCAAN
ent of Superior Coal Co., of Gillespie.
FRANK RUBEL, Of O'Fallon, III.
8. r. HENRY. master of road, OF
Princeville, III.
MISS LIZZIE MCPHERSON, of Gil
lespie.
MISS LOU MCPHERSON, Of GILES
ADoLPH KuENzE. of Belleville
Ill.
MRS. C. H. KANE, Of Granite City,
EDWARD C. SILL, of Belleville. Ill
MRS. F. w. REED, Of Peoria. III.
MISS BEATRICE SENINGER, OF
MISS B. sWAMDEN, of Springfield
THREE WOMEN, unidentified.
THREE MEN, unidentified.
MRS. J. F. REDSHAW, Curran, III.
In Granite City Hospital.
Granite City, ILL.,, Oct. 5.-John Berry
of Springfield, land commissioner OF
the road, died on his way to the hos
pital here. An unidentified man is dy-
ing in the hospital. He had card IN
his pocket bearing the name Of Erwin
F. Eckerle, Of Belleville. Ill.
| Others in the hospital here who are
not seriously hurt are:
| V. T. Mccall Of Gillespie.
| James Scott, of Sawyerville.
N Judge, of Litchfield.
| e. j. Young, Of Staunton.
! William Curle, of Springfield.
Edith Landswith, of Hillsboro
Hazel Sinniger Of Springfield.
Mrs. J. r. Agee, of Springfield, badly
hurt.
Ethel Agee, Of Springfield; left side
injured
julius Enselman of O'Fallon. ILL.,
George Miller, Of Troy, III.
Mary Dosner of Nilwood, III.
S. O. Tarrant. of Brooklyn. n. Y;
right arm broken and cuts, chest
crushed.
c. w. McGhee, of Shawneetown.sIll,;
head badly cut and back injured.
| Guy Smith, of Shawneetown; not
| serious.
! John Hohe, of Trenton: head and
face crushed and back injured.
! Joseph Clark, Of Bendl bruised.
Mrs. L. E. Cordum. of Gillespie;
chest crushed, and legs and back in
jured.
c. B. Clifton, of staunton: not seri-
Gus.
c. +. Mehle. traction company en-
ploye not serious.
Ly Raine dispatcher of traction
company. of Carlinville; head injured.
c. F. Miller, Of Sparta; head and
chest crushed, serious.
The three injured, who were taken
to their homes. are:
George Ochler. of Staunton.
James Park of Staunton.
Henry Sank, of Belleyille, ILL.,
w. W. Duncan Springfield. H., con-
ductor south bound car.
Burt Edwards, Mount Olive, ILL.,:
may die.
julius Engelman and wife, Of Fallon,
III.
Miss Lena Harvey. East ST Louis.
Charles f. Miller Sparta. ILL.,
Edward White, Decatur. III:
Former lowan Killed.
Des Moines,. Oct. 5.-(SpeciaD-J.
w. Miller of Gillespie. ILL.,. reported
killed in the Illinois Traction wreck
yesterday. was for six years state mine
inspector in Iowa and is well known.
He has relatives here who think his
wife was with him and was also killed.
although her name does not appear
in the list of deaths.
Hedrick Has Wreck Victim.
Hedrick, Oct ESPECIALLY Willis
w Street of Staunton. ILL.,, who was
killed in the Illinois Traction wreck
near Staunton yesterday afternoon,
was former resident of Hedrick. His
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Street. re-
side west Of the city. The dead man
was born near Hedrick and had re-
sided here His father has left for
Staunton to bring the body back to
Hedrick for burial. He was man of a
family. It is feared that his wife is
among the unidentified women who
were killed In the wreck.
A staunch republican from a strong
democratic county. in the person of p.
T. Grimes. publish er Of the Bloomfield
Republican. was one of the interesting
callers at republican headquarters yes
terday. Mr. Grimes states that the
voters of Davis county this fall are
going to consider well which way they
vote and he looks for big increase in
the total republican vote on Novem-
Der s.
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