Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1911-05-30
SEYMOUR.

Mrs. Zeb Harris who has been visit
ing her mother Mrs. Lizzie Mole Of OF
tumwa for the past two weeks, re-
turned home Monday.
Ira Hoibrook, presiding elder, and
wife are visiting at the o. b. parson-
age with Rev. Stark and family.
s. NJ Ellis OF Centcrville was a
week.
Estella Pattison of Waterloo is Wis
|iting with her sister Mrs. A. E. Bron-
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs Earl Osborn.
last week, q son.
Frank Pettigrew Of Trenton, Mo-, Is
visiting with relatives and friends this
week.
George Maxwell returned from
Lucerne, Mo-. Tuesday where he had
been visiting with relatives.
r. ]. w. Carson was a business VS.
itor in Numa Wednesday
Oneicc Cochran was visiting with
relatives and friends in Ottumwa on
Teddy Rosengren, the youngest son
Of Theo Rosengren was operated on
last week for appendicitis. He Is re-
covering rapidly.
%. F. Carter Of Abba was business
visitor here Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. Painter Of Unionville,
Mo-, were here visiting the first OF the
week with DR.. Mayors. They went to
Powersvillo Tuesday where they VIII
visit with relatives.
Arthur Stone Of Mystic was visiting
with his brother J. NJ. Stone Monday
c. III. Riggs who has been a mis-
sionary for number OF years IN Ran.
COON, Burmah, was here the first OF
last week visiting Rev. Bear. They
were collage classmates
W.. YoSp@v 49, q.
burg Is here visiting with w. L. Brown
and family.
Misses Faye and Ray Chapman 81
Centeryille came Tuesday to visit with
their sister Mrs. j. Steinberg.
Mrs. Anna Day went to Harvard on
Tuesday to visit with DR.. Hinkle and
family.
Mrs. Mccallister Of Elsboro, Okla,
who has been visiting her sister Mrs.
Gornflo went to Unionville Tuesday
to visit with relatives.
Wesley Shanafelt of Washington
returned home Tuesday after visiting
with c. l. Shanafelt and family.
The following went to Allerton on
Tuesday to attend the Sunday school
convention which was held there on
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Mesdames
John Calhoun. C. F. Cochran, T. r.
Gilmore, and Walter Evens.
The library building will be moved
in the near future from the Presby
terrain church yards to the Baptist
grounds The reason for this Is that
the Presbyterians are going to build
new parsonage on the place that the
library building now stands.
The lecture "A Night With Burns"
delivered by DR.. John A. Earl at the
BAPTIST church Monday closed the lee
ture course. These lectures have given
satisfaction, have been instructive and
have been we'll attended.
A. ]. Shoultz was operated on We'd
nesday for hemorrhoids. He is staying
at the B. D. Cook home.
r. N. Shepherd shipped car of cat
tie to Kansas City Monday.
Mrs. George Smith and granddaugh-
ter Miss Grace Thompson Of Alva,
Okla, came the first Of last week to
visit with the AID and vene Smith
families who live near Promise City.
w. p. Ashcraft and George Warren
were Ottumwa visitors last week.
Rev. John A. Earl who delivered the
baccalaurcate address and g9ve the
lecture at the Baptist church was the
cues. Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Bronson.
Rev Earl was the minister who mar
ried Mr.. and Mrs. Bronson.
Mrs. w. F. Ashcroft went to st.
John Wednesday to visit with her par
ents and other relatives.
ter Mrs. C. F.>Jones aud son Of Super =
Tor, Wis, who have been visiting here.
went to Princeton, Mo-, Wednesday 20
visit with relatives.
Cole Younger, the noted ex-outlaw
gave his lecture on What Life Has
Taught Me" at the Lowry opera house
Tuesday night to a large audience.
Mrs Lodena Potter OF Kansas City
is visiting this week with her father
Daniel Warren and other relatives and
friends.