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The fire department was called out yesterday morning to the Gasser resi dence occupied by A. C. Greeg and family. The roof caught firm from the chimney but the blaze was extinguish ed before much damage was done. Lee Culbertson of Oakland, Calif., formerly of this city, arrived yester day for a visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Culbertson and other relatives and old friends. Mrs. Angel of, Geneseo, IL, who had been spending several weeks with her daughter Mrs. Clement McCullough, returned home yesterday. Miss Willie Brown went to Albia yesterday to spend a few days with Mrs. Sanford Rea. Rev. W. G. Hohanshelt, pastor of the M. E. church, was called to Boone last evening, to conduct a funeral. Announcement has been made of the approaching marriage of Burke Git tinger and Miss Ruth Yengel of this city, which will take place at St. An drew's Episcopal church on Christmas morning at 10 o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hodson of near Oakley are the parents of daughter born recently. W. F. Leach and John Sayers of, near Humeston, were visitors in this jetty yesterday. Mrs. David Crawley of English township died suddenly at her home on Wednesday night with heart failure. Dr. D. ¥. Collins of Colorado, is here for an extended visit with his son, J. H. Collins and family and old time friends. He resided in this city many years ago. E. D. Holmes and family who recent ly moved to Eldorado Springs, Mo., have returned to Chariton. Mrs. Ira Bennett of St. Joe, Mo., is visiting in this city with her mother Mrs. Phillip Shelton who is seriously Mrs. Perry Norris of Guide Rock, Nebr., formerly of this county, is here for a visit with relatives and old friends in Chariton and Russell. Rev. C. C. Davis has returned from Des Moines where he attended the quarterly meeting of the board of managers of the Iowa Christian con vention of which he is a member. Will McCullough — and family of Broken Bow Nebr., formerly of this county, have returned to Chariton and he may decide to locate here. FARMINGTON. J. H. Taylor has returned from the hospital In Keokuk much improved in health. Mrs. W. H. Strope of Helena, Okla., is the guest of her parents Mr. and Mrs. John French. Miss Cora Stevens was a Mr. Sterl ing visitor Monday. Mrs. Sarah Christy and daughter Miss June Christy visited over Sunday at the home of B. F. Ketcham and family. Miss Lottie McDaniel has returned from Des Moiens and will visit her parents until after the holidays. Mrs. A. B. Coffin has returned from to visit With relatives in Ft. Madison. Miss Olle Frenchs visiting her sis ter Mrs. John Hornbaker In Mount Sterling. Mrs. B. FB. Barton who has been vis iting relatives In Chicago, returned home Monday morning. Lester Anderson and family of Keo sauqua were recent guests at the home of Henry Ruark. EDDYVILLE. Miss Eppie Wylie left Tuesday for Kansas City for a visit with relatives. Joe Barber who moved to Louisiana in the fall arrived in Eddyville for a visit with friends, Mr. and Mrs. John Shahan of Albia are visiting at the home of their son Dr. Shahan, Miss Laura Ward has gone to Leon for at visit with her brother and his family. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Shilling have moved from the Jordan property west of Eddyville to the Mrs. Briggs town property on North Second street. The Aid society of the Baptist church was very pleasantly entertain ed by John Fields and Mrs. Gertrude Metzger at the Fields home Thursday afternoon. After devotional exercises a lierary and musical program was given. A number of the members were unable to attend on account of sick ness. Refreshments consisting of cof fee, sandwiches, cake and fruit were served. Leota Dible has been quite ill the past week. Wm. Dollman who came to Eddy ville a short time ago and opened up a dry goods store In the Mayer building is packing up his goods and will move to a new location near Winfield. The Missionary society of the Con gregational church was entertained on Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Roy Laf ferty, Mrs. Helen Schafer and M. Anna Foster at the home of Mrs. Schafer. The usual program was pensed with and the time was given to the election of officers. AIL present ent a delightful afternoon, Re eshments Were served. Mr. and Mrs. Edwards of Albla mov ed to Eddyville Wednesday and will occupy the tenant property of Jolk Lafferty. John Ward and son Hallie living near Buxton 12. Gang acted business in’ Eddyville Thursday, MARS HILL, Mr. and Mrs. John Konrad of Milo, fa, are visiting at the Dellers home. ‘Mrs. Mowery and = daughter were Floris callers Monday afternoon. Mrs. Buchanan visited 1 few last week With her daughter Mrs. Wil Shank, Mr. ‘Turner’ delivered a load of hay in Ottumwa one last week. Glen Miller visited Sunday after noon with Henry and Will Pabritz. Roy Pitegerald of Ottumwa was an over Sunday visitor at home, Marlon Hancock was a Floris salter Monday. Pagar Bowera was in Floris Monday. The three children of Mrs. Croft have been on the sirke lot, Mrs. Courtney visited last week in Ottumwa with her son and daughter in-law Mr. and Mr. Jim Courtney. Quite a number of young folks gath ered and surprised Henry Will and Ernest Fabritz last Wednesday even ing at their home. A jolly time was had by those present. ALBIA. On Wednesday morning Miss Mil dred Hinton and Dwight Morrow, both of Albia, surprised their friends by slipping quietly away,and taking the train for Ottumwa where they were married.They returned in the evening and enjoyed a bounteous supper at the home of the bride's parents on North Second street. They are making their home with the groom's parents on South Clinton street. The bride, the younger daughter of A. I. Hinton, ws born and raised in Alba. She graduated from the Albia high school last May and is the first member of the Kelas of 1910 to be married. The groom
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Ottumwa Tri Weekly Courier
Ottumwa, Iowa, US
Sat, Dec 10, 1910
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