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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1906

Page

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April Term District Court Opens in City With Light Docket

April term of the district court begins April 30 with a light workload. Docket lists 48 law cases, 54 probate, and 30 chancery cases. no criminal cases expected. Judge FF W Eihelberger to preside with Precht as court reporter. Adams Express Co. announces free carriage for San Francisco quake relief shipments to city officials or charitable organizations.

FF. W. Eiehelberger Wihils Precht Chicago Ilinois Adams Express Co N. W W.C. Merckens San Francisco California J.B. Swier

Word From Miss Stephenson About Safe Return

Miss Charlotte Stephenson, in San Jose California, writes she is safe after a narrow escape during an unspecified disaster in which hundreds were killed. The letter dated April 19 was mailed at 7 am and received by her parents in time. She works for the Fraternal Aid association and her parents had not expected her to be in the disaster area.

Ek. L. Stephenson Charlotte Stephenson San Jose California Mies Stephenson Fraternal Aid Association Hollister Miss Stephenson

Parsons forms athletic board to control college athletics

A three faculty member five member board governs athletics at Parsons including President Parsons and Schilling. Alumni Tallman Gobble and student Harold Brown join the panel. A season opener vs Penn College of Oskaloosa is set for Friday. Improvements worth 1500 dollars will enhance the athletic field with a running track and an amphitheatre.

Parsons Parsons and Schilling Tallman Bruce Gobble Harold Brown Iowa College Penn College of Oskaloosa

Attorney Sues Jefferson County Over Appeal Fees

E F Simmons filed in Jefferson County district court seeking 200 for attorney services on appealing State of Iowa vs Dan Shepherd to the supreme court. Shepherd, tried for the murder of Chris Womelsdorf, was convicted of manslaughter and sentenced to eight years. The board of supervisors allowed 100 for the defense.

E. F. Simmons District Court of Jefferson County State of Iowa Dan Shepherd Supreme Court District Court Board of Supervisors Chris Womelsdorf Walnut Township Ft. Madison

Eldon Visitors Stay With Ivah Shampanot

Mr and Mrs Ben Trow and Mrs R Burden of Eldon spent several days visiting Miss Ivah Shampanot at the Jake Bennett home during their Sunday to Sunday trip.

Ben Trow

Injured Driver Joe DeSpain After Libertyville Accident

Joe DeSpain broke his arm in an accident at Libertyville on Friday. He drove others to a nearby city before the mishap occurred when he was thrown from the vehicle. Dr. Davis treated the arm and said it will be some time before he can use it.

Joe DeSpain Libertyville Joe Dr. Davis

Stork Visits Town Father at the Davis Bakery

The Stork made a visit on Sunday, stopping at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mayo and leaving a daughter to be raised there. Mr. Mayo is a baker at the H Davis bakery, and congratulations are extended to the family.

Mr. Stork Harry Mayo Mr. Mayo

Marriage Licenses in April Slow Yet Hopeful Record May Be Near

The April marriage licenses are scarce with only three issued on the second, tenth, and the twenty first in a stretch. Joseph W. Gentzler of Pathis Kansas and Emma F Long of Batavia aged 23 36 are the latest couple. Edith Mendoza praised as a young talent in W F Nankeville's Human Hearts will appear Saturday. Oats sowing and corn planting loom as farmers praise good weather. Weimer brothers run Fairfield Daily Journal are thriving with strong community support.

Cupid Joseph W. Gentzler Pathis Kan Emma F. Long Batavia Edith Mendoza W. EF. Nankeville Lfe Hitte

Wolves At Work In County Lamb Loss Prompts Hunt Demand

Reports from farms near the city show wolves killing sheep and lambs at Harley Hoopes and Warren Chandler. Residents urge extermination and propose a wolf hunt to protect farmers herds. some time ago wolves were seen in the woods but evaded hunters.

Harley Hoopes Warren Chandler Mr. Chandler Sone

Hotel Change at Windsor with New Lease to Mrs Walker

Mr Noble who ran the Windsor hotel for some time has sold his lease to Mrs Laura Walker and Mrs Nettie Jones who will take possession in May and run the business. Noble and family will spend the summer in recreation and visiting.

Mr. Noble Windsor Hotel Laura Walker Nettie Jones

Brighton women shopping in Fairfield on weekend visit

Misses Ella Blakwood and Kate Snyder of Brighton were seen shopping in Fairfield on Saturday and visiting friends.

Ella Blakwood Kate Snyder Brighton Fairfield

Fairfield Aids Sufferers With City Grant

Fairfield city council approved a $250 appropriation from the general fund to aid San Francisco and other California disaster victims. Mayor C J Fulton ordered a telegram to the Red Cross and directed a draft for the amount, following Roosevelt’s appeal via Miss Mabel Bondman.

C. J. Fulton Cornci Fairfield San Francisco California Roosevelt Mabel Bondman Red Cross Pacific Coast Red Cross Society

Queen Esther Circle Hosts Mrs Allan Visit

The Queen Esther Circle of the Methodist Episcopal church met Friday evening at Mrs L T Gobble’s home in honor of Mrs Allan of Muscatine. She spoke on the Woman's Home Missionary society while Mrs Osborn gave a brief address. Eight new members joined the circle.

L. T. Gobble Esther Circle Methodist Episcopal Church Allan Muscatine Woman's Home Missionary Society Queen Esther

Fairfield man relocates to Washington with wheat farm purchase

State Line Democrat reports M L Shelby of Fairfield, formerly of Village township Van Buren county, sold his residence and plans to move to Washington where he has bought a large wheat farm near the Columbia River.

M.L. Shelby Fairfield

Farewell Party For McBeths By G A R And WRLC

Members of the G A R and WRLC spent a pleasant Saturday in the post room for a farewell party for Mr and Mrs Robert McBeth who soon leave the community. War stories were shared and supper was served before departures. The McBeths will be greatly missed for their readiness to help in duties.

WRLC Robert McBeth Mra McBeth

Human Hearts Play Prompts Local Drama and News Bits

The piece notes a Saturday performance of the melodrama Human Hearts by W. E. Nankeville and mentions Ernest Jerieho and BF. W. Jerieto resignations, San Francisco earthquake relief drives, Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea ad, C. Coats reporting safety from Mare Island, a youth suicide near Olds, and residents awaiting word on San Francisco relatives.

Pastor surprised by church class gift at parsonage event

Rev W L Bright faced a playful surprise from Lutheran Sunday school class No 30 as about fifty youths gathered at the parsonage during choir practice. Miss Mary Merckens presented a set of Holy Land maps and St Paul journeys charts amid praise from the Sunday school, with the pastor expressing thanks.

W LL. Bright Bright Mary Merckens Jobn Merckens J. A. Hoglin

Hillsboro Welcomes New Bank as Local Growth Expands

Hillsboro opens a second bank boosting the town’s growth. Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchel and relatives visit the Rogers family west of the city. Mrs William Louden returns from Minneapolis after five weeks with daughter Mrs Ab Fry. Local farmers report poor clover prospects and speculate on longevity of strength without rest and routine. Paul Morelo reports arrival in Lost Angeles and new address at 1057 South Olive Street. Mrs J Ro Wilcox resigns from Carmichael's restaurant to start a private board house.

Henry Mitchel Mrs A. B. Rogers Paul Morelo Lost Angeles California South Olive Street J. Ro Wilcox Carmichael’s Ne House West Ciries Street

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D. Kheerrick & Co Southwest Corner Square Adams Grand Jury Stork H. L. Weimer Fairfield Daily Journal H.L Weimers Batavia Watchman Coun Cil General Fund Grand Opera House W. E. Nankeville Arkansas Hills Thoma W.E. Nankeville Ernest Jerieho BF. W. Jerieto Mt. Pleasant John United States Frank S. Shriner C. Coats Mares Island Henry Musser Olds Henry County San Pronciaco Lutheran Church Rev. Bright Hillsboro Rocky Mountain Frank S. Sherier William Louden Minneapolis Minnesota Ab Fry H. (. Alston Jay Copeland S.C. Duvall George Stephens Frank Spratt H. Bk. Wisecarver Ottumwa
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