Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1915-02-20
CANT RIL


in Cantril Sunday. February Z, 1915
She was the only child of Howard
and Cathrine Park, and though hel
life was short it was filled with love
and sunshine. Little Aleta was never
we'll from birth, having spinal trou
bic which finally ended her little life
but she was patient little sufferer
having smile for everyone at all
times. Funeral services held at M. e
church Tuesday afternoon.
A. T, Malott and family moved
Wednesday to Palisade, Neb
Paul Roberts of the Keosauqua In.
dependent, was in Cantril Wednesday
Cal Smith of Mt. Sterling was in
Cantril Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Frank and
daughter, Estelle. of Saskatchewan,
Canada, are visiting at the George
Irwin home.
Mrs. Ross and Mrs, Sawyer of
Sawye and family Thursday
H. P. Frazey is on the sick list
Nef1ie Wagner Of Memphis, Mo,
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Casady.
The school play given Friday even.
ing was a success, clearing $45 for
the piano fund. and will be repeated,
probably next week.
Clair Tulley died at his home in
Memphis, Mo-. February 6. The re.
mains were brought to Cantril for
burial by the side of his father,
Thomas Tulley.
Mr.. Gaughman of Pulaski was in
town Saturday
S. S. Harryman of Douds-Leando
visited his father, w. H. Harryman
from Friday until Monday. e
Lee Harbidge of Pulaski was in
Cantril Saturday.
The remains of Carrie Hazlett were
brought from Oklahoma to Lebanon
for burial. She was sister of Mrs.
William Gretchen, near Cantril.
Mrs. jeremiah Smith died at her
home in Cantril, February 10, 1915.
Funeral services were held at the
Christian church Monday, February
10, Elder Petit officiating.
Mrs. Smith was member of the
Christian church and always attended
services when her health permitted.
She was never q strong woman and
for the past few months suffered from
that dreaded disease, tuberculosis.
She was born in Barber county, West
Virginia, August IS, 1S43. Married to
jeremiah Smith April "a, 1862. To
this union ten children were born,
two dying in infancy and Minnie at
the age of 18 years. Otis Smith,
Viola Piper, Charles Smith and Bell
r..xl 1--we noo MNiroc ToUo Milo
Price, Hettie IsenhOur and James A.
Smith at Cantril Seven children,
twenty-one grandchildren and ten
great grandchildren with the aged
companion mourn the loss of a de-
voted wife and mother.
Lee Swank and wife are visiting in
Gravity, Mo.
Kate Hull is visiting near Milton at
the home Of Martin Gibson.
w. w. Wellborn was in Abba the
past week.
Ora Alternately and wife were pas
sengers to Bloomfield Wednesday.
CLANCY Creath and wife visited their
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. George Hull returned from a
visit in Illinois.
Mrs. Leslie Daggs was in Milton
Ed Talbot and wife have returned
to Cantril.
Will Frazee returned to his home
in st. John, Kas.
Mrs. George Irwin is visiting in
]. K Fuller. wife and son, Carl, of
Brooklyn, N. Y, moved over the
James Harbige dry goods store.
Mabel and Neva Creath visited in
Pulaski from Thursday until Satur-
day.
The high school has been requested
to repeat the play on Friday evening
Of this week. Some new features
have been added that will be worth
the price of the ticket.
Burr Harbidge and Frank Casady
we're passengers to FIT. Madison Fri
day
Henry Vinson of Eldon is visiting
Cantril relatives.
Bee Crayton left Saturday for st.
Louis to visit relatives.
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