Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-05-11
1878
POS EAST MAIN ST.

I mission to buy wool for us, we give 70
s the commission, that's how we can pa
I % to "a cents for wool. s. Silberma
) & Sons.
S. Silberman & Sons are paying 2
to "a cents for good wool.
We are the largest wool dealers il
the state, bring your wool to us an,
, % to "a cents for good wool. s. Sil
herman & Sons.124 East Second street
We are paying % to "a cents TO
good WOOL S. Silberman & Sons, r.
East Second street.
Fred Mclean of Oskaloosa is visit
ing friends in the city today.
Chris Ottosen, republican candidat,
for railroad commissioner, Is In OF
tumwa on behalf of his candidacy. Mr.
Ottosen is a resident of Ottosen, Hum
boldt county.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Friedman left last
night for Chicago on short trip.
F. P. Baer, now Of Phoenix, Ariz.,
writes to his friends here that the
! country is fine and that he is feeling
good Mr.. Baer left March 1 for Phoe-
nix for the benefit of his health.
Don't sell your wool to your neigh
Dor when you can get more for it than
he can pay you. We will pay you %
to "a cents Nor good wool. S. SLIDER
man & Sons, 124 East Second street.
Mrs G. Fl. Holmes and Mrs. c. A.
Lacey returned to Keota today after
attending the P. E. 0. convention.
Sidney Woods, 419 Chester avenue,
left today for Hampton, where he has
accepted position.
Mrs. X. G. w. Dahl of Omaha, Neb..
arrived this afternoon on Burlington
No, for a visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. John P. Hurd, 154 East Court
street.
Mrs. Sam Neighbor and children of
Chillicothe, who have been spending a
few days with Mrs. Jennie Langford,
1910 West Main street, returned this
afternoon on Burlington No. 179.
Bring your wool to US and get % to
"a cents for it. S. Silberman & Sons,
1924 East Second street.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Williams Of Olivet
are guests at the homes of their
daughters, Mrs. A. Long, 624 West
Second street, and Mrs. J. H. Freder-
ickson, Ill North Holt street. They
will be here over Sunday.
Harry Arrison, 1901 West Second
street, was confined to his home with
illness yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Garner re-
turned to Oskaloosa today after visit
ing Mr. Gamers parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. w. Garner, 424 East Second street.
S. SHERMAN & Sons will pay you %
to "a cents for medium wool.
Judge F. w. Eichelberger of Bloom.
field, stopped In Ottumwa to see the
ball game this afternoon, en- route
home from closing the spring term of
court in Senterville.
Irwin E. Shy and Mrs. Matte o.
Gray were given a license to we'd by
Clara Peterson, deputy clerk of court
this morning. Both are from Richland.
S. Silberman & Sons 1924 East
Second street are paying % to "a cents
for good medium wool.
Miss Phyllis Tragord, 334 West Div
ision street, returned from visit with
relatives in Eldon.
Miss Laura McCarroll, 1874 West
Second street, has returned home from
Iowa City, where she has been visiting
college students for the past few days.
Miss Norcne Spiesberger and Mrs.
Newton Clark of the Sickel Millinery
Co., have returned from purchasing
trip to Chicago.
E. H. Emery & Co. of Ottumwa will
manufacture ice cream beginning on
June ]. Mr. Emery desires to meet |
farmers having sweet cream to sell. A |
large amount Of sweet cream will be |
required and farmers should make it a !
point to call on the above firm at once,
Mrs. J. r. Bayless and Miss Caro- !
line Schmidt Of Elkader are guests at |
the home of Miss Minnie Rheem, 100 !
North Washington street. They are
also attending the P. E. O. convention.
We are busy getting in the kind OF
shoes, oXfords, and slippers you may |
want for comfort and for dress. Watch |
us. We have them in sizes from child's |
UP. Church Shoe Co., South Side.
Sell your wool to firms that sell d. !
rect to the mills, that's how we can |
pay you 90 to "a cents for medium |
wool. S. SHERMAN & Sons, ia East |
Second street.
Read Mutt and Jeff, the best com1v |
feature of the day. on the |
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