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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1917
Page
3
Personal notices from a city society page
Frank N Simmons returned yesterday from Shenandoah Iowa where he served as representative from Evergreen lodge at a Special Grand Lodge session of the Degree of Honor. Mrs E E Edwards of Packwood visits Dr Iona Miller in the city for a few days. Bruce Mellis returns to Parsons College after a home visit in Ottumwa. Curtis Kyle stays with grandmother Mrs Clara Kyle in Pleasant Plain. Mrs Theodore Hochuly of Des Moines visits Mrs D P Stubbs. Mrs E Lamberson returns to work at Pattern Hat Shop after illness. Fred McClain and Harley Carter travel to Bloomington Sr on business. W Smith of Ottumwa visits the city. Mr and Mrs Earl Scott and John Scott of Birmingham attend the funeral of John E Richardson. Rev R H Polly returns from Ft Madison Christian church convention. Mrs R R Smith and daughter Alice of Muscatine and Miss Lucy Benz of Washington visit Mrs N S Miller. Prof Stauffer of Aurora BE, English teacher, visits Principal O F Nixon. Mrs W A Atkinson of Hubbard visits Miss Martha Larmore on West Hempstead. Roy Tally and family plan Keokuk visit. Gurley Baker of Ottumwa visits for business. Capt B F Crail returns from months in Los Angeles. Alva Cornell, wintering in Long Beach, California, returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Mellis
Parsons College
Ottumwa
Curtis Kyle
Clara Kyle
Pleasant Plain
Theodore Hochuly
Des Moinés
D. P. Stubbs
E. Lamberson
Pattern
Messrs
Fred McClain
Harley Carter
Bloomington
W. Smith
Earl Scott
John Scott
Birmingham
John E. Richardson
R. H. Polly
Ft. Madison
R. R. Smith
Alice
Muscatine
Lucy Benz
Washington
N.S. Miller
Stauffer
Aurora
O. F. Nixon
W. A. Atkinson
Hubbard
Martha Larmore
West Hempstead Street
Roy Tally
Keokuk
Gurley Baker
B. F. Crail
Los Angeles
Cal
Alva Cornell
Long Beach
Lutheran ladies host meeting and society notices
The Lutheran church groups plan Friday meetings at Mrs. Oscar Larson's East Adams street home and church parlors for Sunshine Builders and Ladies Aid. A golden wedding anniversary for Dr. and Mrs. W. A. Jones is announced for April 6 from 8 to 10 p.m. in Glasgow area memories. Cecile Allard receives a bridal shower from Misses Allard and Barker at Mrs. Clark George's West Briggs street home as Scranton preparations for April 14 proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Jones
Glasgow
Iowa
Canaud
Cantril Tribune
Sunshine and Builders
Lutheran
Cecile Allard
Clark George
West Briggs Street
Miss Allard
Oakes Worl
Scranton
Penn
Absence of 17 Years Sees Gridley Visitor in Fairfield
DD F Johnson of Gridley Kansas visited Fairfield while waiting for a Middletown train. He learned of his mother Irene Johnsons death two miles northeast of Middletown Mrs Johnson a Fairfield resident for years left about seventeen years ago for the west Her husband a Des Moines county pioneer died twenty four years ago Surviving children include J A Johnson Waverly W M Johnson Gridley C F Johnson Middletown P M Johnson Mediapolis Mrs Eliza Johnson Ft Collins Colo Mrs Ella Wolverton Packwood and Mrs Hattie Massey Barnes City Also one son John Johnson formerly of Fairfield preceded her in death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DD. F. Johnson
Gridley
Kansas
Middletown
Irene Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Fairfield
West
John Johnson
Des Moines County
Southeastern Iowa Teachers Association Opens Ft. Madison Session
The annual Southeastern Iowa Teachers' association conference begins a three day session in Ft. Madison. Supt. A. W. Crane and I. F. Heald lead Friday discussions on geography and high school science. County Superintendent June Chidester and Principal C. F. Nixon attend with local teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southeastern Iowa Teachers’ Association
Ft. Madison
A. W. Crane
I. F. Heald
Crane
June Chidester
C. F. Nixon
Mary Chidester
Card of Thanks for Son's Death
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hodgen and family thank friends for kindness at the death of their little son and for the beautiful floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clayton Hodgen
Also Mentioned on This Page
Flontdreland
Frank N. Simmons
Shenandoah
Evergreen Lodge
E. E. Edwards
Packwood
Iona Miller
City
Ooums
Elks
Pir G
Ladies’ Aid of the Presbyterian Church
Alex Duffy
Florence Loehr
Lillian Baker
Highland Avenue
Kuistedier & Baker
Presbytery of
Presbyterian Church
Barhydt Chapel
Mitchell Bros
Shahar Wells
East Adams Street
Orpheeuy
Orpheum Orchestra
William Fox
George Walsh
the Mediator
Fannie Ward
Betty
Gossard
Phoenix Hosiery
Store of Quality
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