Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-10-31
SEYMOUR

The Postal Savings bank has opened
in this city and Paul Walker was, the
first depositor.
/! Mrs. Hattie Broderick Of Lineville,
Mo, Is in the city this week visiting
with M. H, Wilson and family.
Mrs. Curt HRines. who has been Wis
lifting In this city the past few days
went to Spickard. Mo-. the first Of the
week to visit with relatives. ss
Mrs. e. J. Haines Of Chicago came
Tuesday to visit In this city with her
brother. L N. Anderson, and son, AL.
Haines and family,
A. G.. Mullin was here from Sewel
Wednesday visiting with friends.
Mrs. B. J. Wagner of Kansas City
returned to her home Monday after
visiting in this city with j. F. Cum
ningham and family.
John McClintick returned to his
home at Brokffeld, Mo-. Tuesday, after
a visit of week with his son, John
J. McClintick and family.
M. II. Wilson returned Tuesday from
Centerville where he was juryman.
He was excused on account Of other
business.
Clyde Manning Of Maryville. Kansas,
who has been visiting in Seymour the
past two weeks, returned home We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G.. Benson Of Des
Moines. who have been visiting In this
city a few days went to Newton, Mo-,
Wednesday, to visiting with their son.
r. G. Benson and wife.
L. P. Bergquist, wife and two daugh-
ters of Grams Island. Neb., came We'd
pesday to visit with G. c. Packard and
family. also the Harris. southeast of
town. Mr.. Bergquist was former
resident Of this vicinity.
Miss Edna Briggs was in Corydon
this week taking the teachers exami-
nation and visiting with her sister,
Miss Elizabeth. who teaches school
near, that place.
George Wash and daughter, Mrs.
George Broadbent OF Corydon, went to
Mo-, Tuesday, after a
visit in this city with Bert Noel and
family.
T. L. Gaddis returned Tuesday from
Chicago, where he had been taking
treatments for his eyes.
N. Harper has gone to Marion,
where he expects to get his race
horses that he has had at that place
the past summer and bring them home
and keep them over winter
About eighteen of the relatives and
friends of Mrs. r. w. Bower gath
cred at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
w. o. Bateman Wednesday and helped
her celebrate her seventy-ninth birth
day. Those present were: w. O. Bate
man and family, T. L. Gaddis and fam
fly, Harry Bower and family. Mr.. and
Mrs J. A. Hoschar, Henry Maddux
and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hoschar.
Word has been received here that
Ed Mum, formerly of this city. has
been married to Miss Hattie Lake OF
Chicago They will make their home
in Cornell. Wash.
n. M. Towner was in this city Fri.
day shaking hands with his old
friends.
Miss Nellie Rinker and mother OF
Centerville are in this city visiting
with relatives and friends.
Claude Benson is here visiting with
his sister. Mrs. Ed Debbins, and other
relatives and friends.
J. D. Allen and family moved the
latter part of this week to Princeton,
Mo-, where they expect to make their
home for few weeks.
Noah Woods, singer, and Evangelist
P. c. Nelson are in this city this week
attending revival meetings. They came
from Bismark, N. D., where they had
been conducting a meeting.
Mrs. Wayne Lowry of Des Noines,
came ..saaAsday to visit few days IL