Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1912-07-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Read Mrs. Marchmount's recipes Il
today's Courier.
Miss Julia Wood Of Moline, ILL.,, al
rived in the city Tuesday and Is
guest OF her cousin, Miss Myrtle Jel
sey. 222 East Woodland avenue for ;
few days.
Mrs. Marchmont's recipes used IL
the recent Courier Cooking school vii
be Of particular interest to Ottumws
ladies'. Beginning next Saturday the
Courier will publish these recipes II
installments each Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rolla w. Cornell and
baby of Los Angeles, who have beer
spending the past four weeks with Mr.
\ Cornell's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Seneca
Cornell, 524 West Fourth street, re
turned home yesterday on Burlington
No. 3.
Mrs. L. W. Peppers OF Oskaloosa,
/. who has been visiting at the home OF
mr. and Mrs. 8. R. Robson, 325 Jennie
street and with other relatives, has
returned home.
Clarence Phillips, GIG West Mill
street, and Lester Robson, $50 Jennie
street has gone to Mt. Pleasant for an
extended visit.
Julius Jacobson and Miss Cordelia
jacobson, 1911 North Wapello street,
have returned home from a month";
visit in Kansas City, Mo.
3. ~ : j.
Miss Mildred IIambertson, ia Elm
street, has returned home from Abba,
where she has been spending a few
days with Mrs. v. R. Winslow.
Mrs. T.J. Curry and daughter, Miss
Margaret Curry, 7O5 East Second
street, have returned home from q
weeks visit with relatives In Quincy,
Ill.
Miss Loretta Fox, 112 College street.
has returned home from a visit In
jackson, Mo.
Mrs. Barber Steele OF Cedar, who
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Steele, 1895 Mabel street, for the past
few days returned home today.
B. A. Sterling is business caller
In Oskaloosa today.
J. W. Bateman Of Hot Springs, s. D.,
Is visiting his brother, w. L. Bareman-
d37 North Ransom street.
Mrs. Gertrude Price and sons, Ray
mond and Jasper, Of Council Bluffs,
are visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Prices brother, w. c. Rose, 702 Glad
stone street.
On page Of today's Courier you
will find several Of Mrs. Marchmount' g
recipes. Cut them out and paste them
In your recipe book
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bonicamp and
naughter. Ida, and son John Of Fort
Madison came overland from Lincoln,
Eeb., Saturday, and visited until Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Boni-
camps sister, Mrs. A. Bongers, 1926
North Hancock street. They were &C
companied home by Miss Theresa
bongers, who will visit relatives at
that place and Keokuk.
+ Mrs. August Bishop and daughter,
Mary, Of Denver, Colo. are visiting
Mrs. Bateman, 1877 North Ransom
street.
Miss Adella Wagner Of Burlington
Is visiting Mrs. l. D. Kelly, 100 North
Weller street, and other south side
friends.
Miss Clara Norfolk, 652 North Court
ytreet, is spending the day with
friends and relatives in North English.
Mrs. J. A. Myers Of Sigourney, who
has been the guest of Mrs. Mary Nc
Kenzie, 112 South Union street, for
the past few days, returned homo to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ralston, 522 North
Green street. accompanied by Mrs.
Ralston's mother, Mrs. A. Lauderback
left last evening for Kansas City for
an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Foster, 205 East
Fifth street, have returned home from
= two months trip through the east
Ind abroad. While away they visited
Liverpool, London and other points.
Miss Helen simcoke of Abel, re-
burned home last evening on No. 8,
Miss Kathyran DUNCAN, 522 North
Green street.
Mrs. M. Tartier of Douglas, Wyo.,
Eho has been spending a few days at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph
buick sos West Mechanic street, is
Gsiting today with friends in Mt Zion
Mrs. D. L. Hardy, mother of Deputy
Omitted States Marshal Frank Hardy.
gl1o broke her hip in fall short
lime ago, is reported by the attending
MUSICIAN to be getting along nicely
pday.