Local Briefs From Ottumwa Area
A roundup of New Ottumwa area social visits and moves with Mr and Mrs lists. Notables include Mrs C C Griswold returning to Allerton after visiting, Owen Wilson and Florence Yount obtaining a Fairfield license, and several residents visiting relatives in Keosauqua Glendale Philadelphia and Los Angeles. A marriage license was issued for Perry Harper and Laura McCleary of Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Owen Wilson
Florence Yount
Fairfield
Ed. McElderry
Los Angeles
Cal
Philadelphia
Penn
Perry QO. Harper
Laura Alice McCleary
Prize Fish Story From Mt Pleasant Captures 52-Pound Flathead
The Mt Pleasant News reports Earl Nicola a night man at Oakland power station hooked a 52 pound flathead from a power house window at six this morning. He landed the fish after a struggle as the water runs high at 68 inches. Jo k Arthur also landed two 20 pounders and a 19 pounder this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Earl Nicola
Mr. Fish
Nicola
JnokArthur
Mt Pleasant Woman Visiting Daughter in City
Mrs. J. E. Cornick of Mt Pleas ant is visiting at the home of her daughter Mrs. C. C. Gavin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Rorick
Iowa City
E. F E. Rorick
C. E. Stubbs
Miss Carrie
Denver, Colo
DD. P. Stubbs
Curt Forest
Abingdon
John JF. Leen
Carl Copeland
Iowa State University At
Mrs
Jay Copeland
J. E. Cornick
Mt. Pleasant
C. C. Gavin
Frazey and Son Add Ford Sedan to Undertaking Fleet
A V Frazey and son Verle Fra zey funeral directors have added a Ford sedan to their large undertaker equipment. It will improve service and aid their growing business. They plan changes to their undertaking parlors and will relocate to the North on North Court street exclusively for undertakings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. V. Frazey and Son
Verle Frazey
North Court Street
Funeral of William Despain Held This Afternoon
Funeral services for William Despain were held at his West Jefferson street home with Rev. H A Mosser presiding. He was born 1834 in Green County Kentucky and died Sunday afternoon. Survivors include Rachel Case Despain and many children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Despain
West Jefferson Street
H. A. Mosser
Presbyterian Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Green County
John
Lydia Howell Despain
Iowa
Henry County
Mary Jane
Ritchey
Despain
Rachel Case
James Simpson
Ft. Madison
Isaac Newton
Galesburg
C. C. Maxwell
Burlington
Charles Graham
Ottumwa
George Marshall
Springfield
D. McIntire
Crivity
Wisconsin
Thomas Jefferson
West Burlington
Jerry
Theodore
Peter
Joe
James Manary
Fairfield
William
Frank
Nellie Glendora
Ray
May
George Despain
Jamess. Despain
Newton Despain
George N. Despain
Bell Graham
Felix
Agnes
Anna McIntyre
Clivity
Wis
Jerry Despain
Gerald Despain
Milton Despain
New London
Scothorn Buys Foreman Grocery Market on North Fourth
John D. Scothorn has purchased the J. P. Foreman grocery and meat market on North Fourth Street and took possession yesterday. He vows to serve customers with the best possible service and satisfy his many friends and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D., Scothorn
J. P. Foreman
North Fourth Street
Scothorn
Also Mentioned on This Page
Anita
Criefs
Frank Rhynas
Stockport
City
Wreweer
C. C. Griswold
Allerton
J. J. Welday
Harry Johnson
Oskaloosa
W. E. Johnson
Dr. W. Fordyce
George M. Ball
A. G. Jordan
Jefferson County
Christine
Dorothy Eifilott
Glendale
Harry Kennedy
Pleasant Plain
Hilda Whitney
Keosauqua
Grace McElderry
Muskegon, Mich
C. A. McMlerry
Ada Waston
Chicare, Til
BE. C. Boyd
Dorothy
Lake City
Minn
Charles Glotfelty
Birmingham
W. R. Keesey
Ernest Bailey
Council Bluff
Tion
Donald McElderry
C. A. McElderry
Alva Workman
Council Bluffs
Loren White
Marguerite Zeigler
Mrs. Clair Robinson
Harvey Gaumer
Detroit
Mich
Mt. Pleasant News
A. V. Frazey & Son
WM. Despain
Frank S. Boies
Trens
RED Cross
The
Christian Endeavor Society
J. D. Scothorn
Foreman Grocery
Cable Lumber Co
A. V. Frazey
Phoni
Frazey D
C. G. Taylor
Lorse
Hannah-Clinkinbeard Auto Company
Atnlac
Journal of Thursday Evening
Gaumer Bros
C. E. Anderson
Stowell
J.W. Oliver & Son
Oxfords
Roy L. Emiy
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