Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-08-31
Norton { Smith
Real Estate,
Insurance and
Land For Sale.
First National Bank Bid
SEYMOUR.

80 -
i SEYMOUR.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sens were business
visitors in Centerville Wednesday.
Ellis Bragg returned home Wednes-
day from Allerton, where he had been
working IN a bakery.
Jack Jones and family OF w.t. IL,
arrived in this city wednesday, and
will make 1t their home. They were
formerly residents of this place.
Mrs. M. DeNoon of Ottumwa came
Thursday to visit with her daughter,
Mrs. John Evans, and other relatives
and friends.
Rex, Pauline and Catherine Clemens
of Numa came Thursday to visit
few days with their grandmother, Mrs
M Maddereaux.
Wednesday for Oskaloosa, going over.
land in their auto. They were joined
there by Mrs. Johnston's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Christie, and from
there they expect to tour the western
part of the state, going over the river
to river and blue grass roads, Tor
week or ten >days They were accom-
panied as far as Oskaloosa by. Lerex
Sawyers and Carl Redding, who re-
turned home the following day.
Mrs. J. +. Hibbs was In Numa the
first Of the week visiting with rela-
tives.
Eli Gingerich Of Kansas City is in the
city this week visiting with his family
and other relatives
Prof. J. r. Cougili and daughter,
Gale, We're visiting In Centerv1lie
Wednesday.
/. T. Brown left Wednesday for st.
5Joeseph, where he will remain re"
days on business visit.
Miss Sadie Morrison went to Water
loo, Ia, wednesday to visit with ner
sister. Mrs. r. J. Bucklin, and family
for few days
Mrs. Doty Of Kansas City returned
home Wednesday, after visit IN this
city with her sister. Mrs. James Bar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs Grant Burkhiser and
children returned to their home IN
Mystic, Tuesday, after visiting with
relatives and friends for week.
Mrs. Tom Gotheridge and son Went .
Des Moines Thursday to visit with rel
atives and attend the state fair.
G. Powell and family Of Defiance, "a.
with j. j. Seaman and family, south
of town.
Miss Sylvia Stark OF Corydon is IN
this city this week visiting with her
sister, Mrs. Jess McCanley, and friends.
r. P. Reddick and family OF Corydon
moved 20 Seymour last week. They
will live in the south part of town
Miss Jaae, the Elk county superinten-
dent, will teach the eighth grade In the
east building.
Ralph Bateman, Ebert Gump, Cali
win Richardson and Harold Johnston,
who have been camping in J. G. Phil
lips timber south Vt town, returned
home Thursday. They all report n
fine time.
S. e. Weston Of the Burnaf Mfg. Co..
is in this city trying to start CO.
operative creamery. The farmers show
considerable interest and no doubt IT
will he go.
J. d. johnson, formerly lumherman
Of this place, has bought lumber yard
at Clio, la. and will move his family
there in the near future. The people
Of Seymour will greatly miss them.
The Eeymour schools will open Mon
day, September 4. normal training
course has been aided to the high
school and large number of non-resf-
dent pupils are expected.
The NOar- Harmon evangelistic conf
pany are holding revival meetings IN
the building formerly occupied by the
Crystal theater.
st. Alwyne Beal Of the Christian So
cialist association delivered two lee
lures here this week one in the park
AL Dobbins was hurt while working
on the building Of G. w. Smiths. He
was working on the chimney and had
finished the work when some way he
fell. breaking two ribs and bruising
him up very badly. He was unconscious
when found.
Rev. Clemens was in Numa Wedne5-
day performing the wedding ceremony
Of Miss Marie Arbogast and William
Miller. One hundred and fifty guests
were present and 1t was a very notable
wedding.
Justice Jamison assessed the follow
ing fines in recen trial: Jake
Carothers and Virgil Logue, 500 each;
J. L. Brewer, $50: Henry Brewer and
Charles Carter $33.33 They were put
in Jail for periods to correspond to
their fines. The charge was malicious
mischief.
Henry L. Gaddis Of Lovilia was a
business visitor in Seymour Thursday
afternoon.
Jim Benson Of Trenton, Mo-, was
visiting with friends here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Inman and son.
Riley, went to Des Moines Thursday
TO visit with Charles Inman and wife
and to attend state fair
Herbert Phillips was business WIS.,
itor in Centerviile Tuesday.
Joe Jacobs Is very sick. 1t was
thought for a while that recovery was
impossible.
County Attorney il. C. BraceweIl of
Corydon was business visitor in this
city Tuesday.
j. s. Martin returned Monday from
villisca, Ia. where he had been at
tending camp meeting.
The dates Of the Sewal fair are Sep
TENDER Z, 8 and 8.
Glen Anderson went to Lawson, Mo-.
last week. where he has position as
operator.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jamison of Vim
cennes, Ind, arrived In this city the
first OF the week to visit with the
Jamison families for few days
Mrs B. Lambert of Columbus Junc-
ton came Wednesday to visit for A
week with friends In this city.
Leslie and Raymond Lindsay OF Des
Moines returned home Thursday after
a visit in this city with relatives and
friends.
Bobbie Laurie. who lives with his sis
ter, Mrs. Harry Lowther. at Audubon,
Is repQrte1 to be very sick with appen-
dicitii