Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-04-15
WEST POINT.

P. M. Mcguire, young business
man OF West Point died at his home
here April 4, 1911, aged 3s years. MT:
Mcclure was Ill but few days ana
his sudden death came as shock 10
the community. One year ago ne came
to West Point and conducted the Won
derhaar livery barn for eight months
and since that time was stock buyer.
July 81, 1906 he was married IN Nauvoo
Illinois to Miss Mary Kelly, who with
one daughter Clara survive him. He
was a member OF the M. w. A. belong
ing to the camp at Nauyoo Funeral
services were held at st. Marys church
mains were taken to Nauvoo for bur-
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Herman Lob
man, April 5, e1911, SON.
The Lee County convention OF tho
M. w. A. was held In West Point We'd
nesday The attendance was large con-
sidering the unfavorable weather ana
the bad condition Of the roads
Henry Stuckey and little son OF near
Fl Madison were visitors here Mon
day. $3.50
Mrs. F. A. stebbins and son Hiram
were over Sunday visitors At the >. =.
Cantril home.
Mrs. Agnes Stonewell OF Fl. Madison
returned home Saturday after visit
T.
lily. II
Joseph Schroeder, Jr, left Monday
for a visit with his brother In Burling-
ton. o. .y
Ernie Hall has returned to his home
in Carroll, Iowa, after pleasant visit
with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clay Ketchum OF Big
Mound recently visited at the ]. f,
Cantril home. af
Mrs. J.. F. Nacke and son Louis were
over Sunday visitors with the formers
daughter Mrs. VIM. Koett at Ottum-
wa.
Chris Ellenberger is making preparr-
alton for the erection Of new resi-
'dence on the home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Peitz spent sew
eral days this week with relatives near
TT. Madison.
R. Shadwell and John Wallpaper re-
turned Monday from a three weeks
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Supers
at Stuttgart, Ark.
Cliff Armstrong had his right hand
severely injured Thursday by cir
cular saw while saving wood at the
r. Baker home east of town. While q
very ugly wound Mr. Armstrong -
getting along nicely.
Frank De Lashmutt and son Robert
Of La Plata, Mo-, are visiting the form
er's father Harry De Lashmutt.
Miss Anna Pollpeter returned from
a weeks visit with her sister, Mrs.
Geo. Burwinkle at Fort Madison.
Joshua Hardy left Monday for a
visit with his daughter at Pennington.
Mrs. Tom Helm and daughter and
Mrs. Margaret Estes visited In Fort
Madison Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greitens Of Fort
Madison recently visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. John Raltefleiter.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Heberer we're
called to Muscatine Friday evening to
sister.
Mrs. Hubert Dohman and Mrs.
Steve Hesse and baby returned Mon
day from visit with relatives In Ft
Madison.
Mrs. Harmon Schroeder Of Fort
Madison visited Monday at the Mrs.
John Schroeder home.
Mrs. Herman Brockman and baby
are visiting the formers parents at
Dr.. A. e. wirsig attended the fun
|eral service Of Prof. c. N. krenmyer
at Pennington Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan OF Men
don, Mo-, attended the funeral services
OF p. M. MCGUIRE Thursday:
Chas. Pump Of Fairbury; Nebr, IS
visiting his grandparents Mr.. and
Mrs. John Rump.
Mrs. Anna Juergensmeier Of Laur-
ence, Nebr.. arrived Thursday for a
visit with her mother Mrs Mersch-
man.
Edward Brink who Is travelling
salesman out Of Burlington, is home
for q weeks visit:
Miss Elsie Coon of Fort Madison has
returned home after visit with Helen
De Lashmutt.
Terman Jansen WHO has been visit
ing relatives here has returned to MS
home in Davenport.
The marriage bans OF Barney Lob
man and Miss Mary Fullenkamp were
announced at st. Mary's church Sun
day. The marriage will take place on
Tuesday April 20. 1911.