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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1918

Page

3

Local residents travel for business and visit Ottumwa

T B Allender and others journeyed to Ottumwa for business while several locals visited relatives in Batavia Pleasant Plain and Burlington. Illnesses and hospital news include Ray Allender pneumonia and a serious operation for Mrs Graham's wife at Kirksville. A tree planting and picnic are planned at Old Settlers Park on April 17 with Evergreen Lodge holding a meeting tonight.

J. J. Kyle Pleasant Plain Elias Mortimer Brighton W. A. Starkey Ottumwa A. W. Woodford Eva Burrows Davenport Alice Wilson Arthur Miller James Freshwater Bertha Crow Muscatine George Thiever C. Hagedorn Newton Traxler North Main Street Birdie Pence Lockridge M. Sbamin Glendale Matt Braunhausen Clarence Mickey Oeska Sparks Batavia C. Tallman Burlington Edgar Tyrel Oxford Junction J. FE. Johnson FE. A. Quick Glasgow Blanche Mortimer Gladys L. D. Graham Kirksville Old Settlers’ Park Old Settlers’ Social League Frank Beatty Anna Collins

L T L Girls plan woodland afternoon meeting

The L T L Girls meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. M. Chilcott on East Broadway. They are asked to bring lunches for a wooded excursion. Several ladies were entertained yesterday at Mrs. X. Nadys east of the city with a patriotic talk by J. P. Starr and social refreshments.

Minnie Horton South B Street Marie Goddard Davenport Iowa Wesleyan Bible A. D. Long West Madison Street M.S. Randall Matt Schaffer Charles Hisel J. A. Workman Frank Fuqua Frank James Fred Raines Wesleyan Bible Class

Fairfield case notes validity of Ordinance 60 claim

Attorneys Starr and Jordan petition the court in City of Fairfield vs Hugh Bennett arguing Ordinance 60 was originally numbered as 21 and changed before final passage. The district court also continues Copeland versus Fulton over fence and drainage ditch location.

Starr & Jordan City of Fairfield Hugh Bennett Copeland Fulton

Money to Loan wins improved city property event

Money to Loan captured the lead in the improved city property competition as Thoma and Thorn secured top honors. Montaville Flowers will be honored at a Presbyterian church presbytery gathering next Wednesday with admission priced at 50 cents.

Thoma & Thorn Montaville Presbyterian Church

Dance at Yeoman Hall Features Frank's Orchestra

Saturday evening event at Yeoman Hall with Frank's Orchestra. Admission 75e plus 5c war tax. Location indicated as 278.

Yeoman Hall Satuday

Hat mix-up at Community Club banquet corrected

At the Community Club banquet a man mistakenly wore a black Stetson No 7 belonging to someone else. The note requests the wearer check inside the hat band for the rightful owner so the hat can be returned.

Ste;son

White Elephant Sale at Parsons College April 25 26 27

The Ladies Auxiliary of Parsons College announces a White Elephant sale to be held April 25 26 and 27 at the court house area. Items include furniture and china. donations invited and inquiries can be made by phone 1112.

Court House T.B. Allender Ladies’ Auxiliary Parsons College

Keokuk Man Indicted Over Four Sacks of Flour Hoard

W B Rosell of Salem arrested for hoarding four sacks of flour and bound over to the federal grand jury in Keokuk. Norvill Beckwith and L Willis of Mt Pleasant filed information. Deputy Marshall Shepperd of Burlington led the arrest and Roswell posted $1000 bond. United States Attorney Mioon pressed flagrant hoarding charges as food regulations loom. Deems states policy aligns with food administration.

Keokuk W. B. Rosell Salem Norvill Beckwith L. Willis Mt. Pleasant Marshall Shepperd Burlington Roswell Red Cross Rosewell Food Administration United States Mioon Craig J. F. Deems

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Fantireland T. B. Allender BE. G. Nelson Louis Duttweiler Virginia Pevering J. A. Curray W. H. Rodibaugh Agency Will Jones North D Street Ray Allender South D Street C. C. DeMarsh Willis Green Carl Sirdoreus G. E. Langdon Prudential Insurance Company Carl Meyer E. R. Harlan State Historical Society Des Moines C. E. Anderson Fairfield Oxfords Gaumer Bros Presbyterians MC Laughein CO East Side Square
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