Local residents listed in city as visitors and events
A local news brief lists numerous visitors and travelers including J. B. Cohagan departing for Flint Michigan and Miss Marie Morrison visiting Washington. It notes Mrs. John Breckenmaker returning to Kirksville after a visit, Alfred Hayes from Chicago visiting, and many others visiting relatives or spending the Fourth in the city. Marriage licenses issued for Arthur Hostedler and Hazel Nelson and for Jay Craipz III and Miss Mabel Lee are recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Morrison
Washington
John Breckenmaker
Kirksvile
Howard Wood
Burlington
Alfred Hayes
Chicago
Mary McCew
Ottumwa
Frank Lawson
Arthur Wilson
St. Joseph
EB. C. Bock
Glasgow
Walter Roth
Cedar Rapids
M. W. Roth
Burdell Montgome
Edith
Pleasant
Dorothy Sherman
Batavia
Mabel Leech
Blanch
Jay Craipz
Kilbourta
Migs Mabel Lee
Keosauqua
G. L. Craft
Oukalooea
Clyde Norris
William Cox
Dravine
Birmingham
George Simmons
Frank
Manley Caviness
Afton
Ned W. Scott
Sioux City
Henry DeCosta
Spring Valley
John Facer
Marguerite Zeigler
Dorothy Conner
Mt. Pleasant
Emory McIntyre
Newport News
R. L
B. F. McIntyre
E. B. Kearnes
Ceeslar Rapids
Joseph Bradley
North Court Street
Everett Noble
Lawrence Worle
Eliza Griggs
Albia
Ogden
Utah
Mary Whitney
Pearl
Zada Sawyer
Drakesville
Freeda Morrow
Eldon
J. L. Freeman
Sergt
Rhea Yanaway
Camp Dodge
Madge Craft
Mary Barnett
Oskaloosa
Company M 133d Reg Inf baseball team shines at Ottumwa
The 133d Infantry Company M baseball squad organized in April 1917 at Ottumwa Iowa posted strong marks 27 wins 2 losses in 29 games locally then 43 wins 6 losses in 49 games for 1917. They raised funds for the Red Cross through tours in southeast Iowa and continued 1918 season with solid performances despite player losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
138Rd Infantry
Ottumwa
Iowa
Shaffer
Hart
Red Cross
Camp Cody
Sergeant Hart
Sergeant Simmons
Johnny Evers
Smth
Corporal Bristow
Cook Webber
Private Shaffer
Nurses Home Remodel Planned at East Burlington Property
The hospital board will start remodeling the J. D. Jones property on East Burlington Street to house nurses. Heat and water will be installed at once. The nurses had lived in seven different homes near the hospital. the new site will accommodate all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Jones
East
Burlington Street
Garment Shop Seeks Volunteers At Red Cross
Urges all able to come to the Red Cross Garment Shop to sew and assist. Also advertising Ladies' Silk Bone A colors at $1.00 a pair from The Drake Clo. Co. 769.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Red Cross
Drake Clo. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Cohagan
Flint, Mich
Company M
Workman
Utility
Channel
Bristow
Cornett
Simmons
Sherrick
Webber
Goddard
Smith
Anderson
Mitchell
lLeutenat
Crowther
Ity
Moore
Fleagle
Williams
Util
Kerrick
Tribune
John Vogelsang
Fairfield, Town
Griffith
Pierson
Iowa State Savings Bank
C. E. Haynes
Journal Office
Fairfield
Xtra
Stoe
Jefferson County
Children's Shoe Department
Oxfords
Boy’s Shoe Department
North Side