Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-06
WILLIAMSBURG.

! County Attorney J. F. Kirby who
was al Marengo last week attending a
meeting of the board of supervisors re-
turned Saturday.
Albert Ward of Hilton township Wis
tied Thursday at the home Of his
brother George.
A. NJ. Sheets has been having an ad-
his residence property in the west part
of the city.
John Collins Of East Troy was her
Thursday on business and visiting with
friends.
Ed Alden has accepted a position
with the Milwaukee Railway Co. and
has moved his family and personal eff
fects to Oxford Junction, Ia.
Rev. Father j. M. Hanson of Dun
lap, Ia. visited Thursday at the home
of his sister Mrs. F.. c. Rock
G. c. Keil who visited last week 1T
the home of his brother Lewis has re-
turned to lis home at Grinnell.
G. H. .Leasure and w. F. Harris who
were at Michigan last week looking
Saturday.
Luther II. Jones of West Troy visited
Thursday at the home Of his father l..
D. Jones.
D. E. Evans of the Citizens bank left
last week for few days visit at Ex-
celsior Springs, Mo.
James Oliver Of South Ridge was in
town last Thursday transacting bust
ness and meeting his friends.
M Murphy and wife of East Troy
were in the city Thursday visiting
with friends. Mrs. Murphy was form
erly resident here.
Ernest Tomlin, a student at Drake
university, Des Moines. was in the city
Friday and visited at the home of Hon.
and Mrs. Edward Boland.
John Mllherin, who visited last
week out at the old homestead in Hill
ton township returned Friday.
Jack Kilroy Of Pa-nell visited Fri
day at the home Of his brother Pat
rick Of this city.
Ed Crook has moved his family and
personal effects to the Dan Quinn resi-
dence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Harrington of
North English visited last week at the
parental Harrington home in York
township.
Mrs Fred Lyon who has been max
ing an extended visit here with rela-
tives and friends left last week for her
home in Montana.
Will T. Jones of Cedar Rapids came
down Saturday for visit with his
sons Ralph and David and his daugh-
ter Mrs. d. M. Jones.
VIII Faltenberg Of York township
transacted business here Friday and
visited with his friends
D. Schwarting Of South Amana and
Geo. Stohlman of York township, Wis
tied Saturday with relatives in this
city.
business in the city Satur-
day.
Mrs. David Vought of Hampton.
came in Saturday for visit at the
home Of her daughter Mrs Chris Wet
gel.
Mrs. John McCune and Miss Bridget
Delay who were Cedar Rapids visitors
last week have returned.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lillis who visited
with daughter last week in English
have returned home.
Mrs. o. w. Perry and daughter and
Miss Harriet Moon left last week for
an extended visit at Colfax Springs,
Ia.
Miss Maggie Boland visited recently
at the home Of her cousin Mrs. r. Wat
6ins.
Attorney r. w. Pugh was attending
10 his farm interests Saturday near p.
North English, having recently pur-
chased what is known as the Chapman
farm.
Mrs. Annie Yates OF Ottumwa came
10 Saturday for visit at the j. ].
Yates home.
Claus Code and family visited Sun
lay at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry |
Code, at Marengo.
Miss Ethel Williams visited Satur
Law with relatives and friends at
North English.
Chas. Romberg, of West Troy was in
he market Saturday with car load Of
logs
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Bogart of
dawkey, Ia. who visited last week az
he homo of their daughters Mrs. G. F. |
schug, have returned
Miss Mary Rock of st. Mary's high