Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-02-11
WILLIAM SBURG.

Mrs Harvey Hevern who visited a
part of last week with relatives and
| friends at Walford, has returned.
Miss Emma Watkins, student at Coe
college, who visited last week at the
home of her parents, returned to Cedar
Rapids Saturday.
r. Yoss Of North English who visit
red last week at the home of his son,
Attorney r. W. Yoss, has returned to
his home in said city.
Miss Louise Kelting of Cedar Rap
ids came down last week for visit at
the old home Of her parents in Pilot
township.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lortz who have
been visiting for several days with rel
atives at Brooklyn. a. returned Sat
urday.
Richard watkins who visited at the
Garfield Roland home over Sunday re-
turned Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Jones Of Traer,
Ia, who visited last week at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Jones, have re-
turned.
H. Williams. Jr:, transacted business
Friday at Cedar Rapids and also Wis
tied with friends.
Mrs. owen Yates Of Des Moines who
has been visiting at the j. ]. Yates
home left Friday for Cedar Rapids for
a visit at the j. NJ Thomas home, prior
to her return to Des Maines.
John Asquith, Hon. j. Hughes, Jr'
and r. Watkins went to Marengo Fri
day as witnesses In case pending in
Judge Howell's court
Attorney r. w. Yoss and j. H.
Hughes, attended court at Marengo on
Saturday
J. A. Yoder of Green township
transacted business here Monday and
also visited with his friend J. c. Leas-
ure.
ATTORNEY W. E. Wallace was in Sig
Quincy Monday attending to some legal
matters in which he is interested.
Miss Jennie Williams Of the North
English schools, came up Friday night
and remained over the Sabbath at the
home of her parents Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan R. Williams.
John Wallace and John Reynolds Of
York township were in town Monday
on business.
Will Mumm Of West Point was in
town Monday visiting with his moth
er and brothers Otto and Ed.
Dan Collingwood of Pilot Grove was
in Monday and visited at the home Of
his brother Seth.
Jay Cox who has been working in
the H. E. Blasier jewelry store during
the past month has returned to his
home at North English.
Harvey Edwards Of the S. U. I. came !
up last SATURDAY. for a visit at the |
home of his parents and with his |
brother Robert Of route No. I. Harvey |
is studying to. become skilled cleo
trician.
The Progress club met last week at |
the home Of J. F. Kirby and wife. The |
subject under consideration was Ten
nyson and his poems.
Walter Harrington who attended the
show last week returned
home Saturday.
The executive officials Of Fair as
ISOLATION met last Saturday and fixed
the dates for holding the next fair for
Sept. IL, 10 and IA.
John Walker and daughter Of Con-
roy were in town Monday and visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Az
Quith.
The patrons Of the Courier and es-
pecially those living in the country
who are interested n the market re-
ports seem to be well pleased with the
paper since the installation Of the AS
ISOLATED Press leased wire service.
Many favorable comments are heard.
James Keegan, Jr, and his brother
Phil left for Cedar Rapids Tuesday
Ind will visit for q few days with rel
atives before returning.
Peorge Boland was in town Tuesday
and took out a load OF furniture Tor
MS home in West Troy.