Unkrich's Boys Band Impresses at Library Hall Concert
A Fairfield audience heard Unkrich's Boys Band deliver a creditable performance last evening at Library Hall. The young musicians played in perfect time, with a notable baritone solo by Harold Pence and appreciated readings by Miss Essie Zichy and vocal numbers by Miss Pearl Easter. The program kept the crowd engaged and signs of promising growth were evident for future appearances.
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Library Hall
Unkrich
Fairfield Boys
Unkr
Iowa
Harold Pence
Kke
Ss Pearl Easter
Esse Zichy
Rev W L Bright Conducts Noted Lanark Revival
The Lanark Gazette reports Rev W L Bright aiding in revival meetings at the Lutheran church in Lanark. His sermons are described as scriptural and convincing with audiences unusually large and many attendees publicly turning to Christ during the services. He sings solos and plans duets with Miss Jessie Groosman as the meetings progress.
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Lanark
IIL
W. L. Bright
Lutheran Church
Bright
Rov
Weas
Jessie Groosman
God
Christ
The Georgette Concert Company Set for Epworth League Event
Word arrives of a new baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Gus Lofgren in Mediapolis. Mrs Lofgren was formerlyna Blackford of the city. The concert group will perform here December 17 under Epworth League auspices.
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Georgette Concert Company
Wll
Epworth League
Thi City
Gus Lofgren
Mediapolis
Thursd
Lofgren
Na Blackford
Th’ City
Cedar Hill Farm Notes and Local Happenings
In Cedar Hill the corn crop is light but yields nearby are ahead of average. Many plan to attend this year’s Short Course with seeds selected and stored. Tiling is advancing with John Mantrey finishing his farm work and Mrs. Kate McCain using Brown and Mitchells tiling machine. Mrs. Rivey of Lockridge visits her son William. An accident near the train injures Mrs. A breek, breaking three ribs. Rev. Berdine conducts meetings at Ebenezer. Local families, travel, a new baby for Mr. and Mrs. Truman Parsons, and C. L. Cox’s three thousand dollar barn are noted. The Coder township school board adopts uniform textbooks. Troy school adds new desks. Dessinger of Trenton begins teaching locally. Robert Fulton’s kin visit Merrimac. Harley Smith and family visit Scott Smith.
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John Mantrey
Kate McCain
Rivey
Lockridge
William
Bury
Berdine
Ebeneezer
Warren Fry
Clara
Guy
Troy
Miss Dessinger
Trenton
Robert Fulton
Merrimac
Harley Smith
Pleasant
Scott Smiths
Marie Knowles Weds William E Welch in Calumet Home Ceremony
Marie Knowles and William E Welch were married Sunday at 3 30 p.m. in Calumet, Texas, at the bride’s parents home. The couple, joined by friends from Madill Oklahoma, will reside in Madill after visiting the bride’s family.
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Marie Knowles
Texas
William E. Welch
Madil
Okla
Chas.e. Knowles
Cal
Par59n Tops Stock Show With Noted Angus Cattle Wins
Dr. Par59n, a leading stock breeder from Joliet, wins at the International Live Stock Show. McPherson’s stock claims top awards, while Sat ria's Farmers and Drovers Journal notes McPherson’s longtime exhibitor record and high auction prices for his Angus two year steers and horn stock. Neighbors describe McPherson as a trusted Hawkeye breeder and square dealer.
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Dr. Par59n
Mostrom
Ju*nod Home
Las v Nny
Chicago
McPherson
Satriays Farmers and Drovers Journal
Co. D. McPherson
Dov
Aicrna
Sans Shonstrom
Kansas City Royal
International
J. Scott
Illinois
Mrn
Hawkeye State
Mp’ Rson
Merrimac School Changes and Local Updates
Sharp corners opens with Carrie Williams as teacher and Katie Berger to teach the winter term at Mohawk. Mrs Margaret McGuire in fragile health. George Shuppy returns for a short visit with family. Sophia Bucker goes home to stay with parents. Jessie Hill replaces Wade Carpers. Jesse Williams plans a trip.
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Sharp Corners
Carrie Williams
Katie Berger
Mohawk
McGuire
Margaret McGuire
George Shuppy
Roun Mountain
Nevada
Sophia Bucker
Jessie Hill
Wade Carpers
Jesse Williams
Brotherhood Feast Delights Methodist Church Members
About 100 men from the church and congregation attended the Brotherhood Feast at the Methodist church last night. Hon. W.S. Neal from Washington delivered an inspiring address to the men, with Judge M. A. Roberts of Ottumwa, Toastmaster O. F. Fryer, Frank Smith, and the Star Quartette providing solos and songs for an enjoyable program.
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Methodist Brotherhood
W.S. Neal
Washington
M. A. Roberts
Ottumwa
O. F. Fryer
Frank Smith
Local Notes From Glendale And Surrounding Towns
Willis Green visits mother Mrs Green op Burnington. Mathew Hayes calls on sister Anna who visits aunt Mrs Hal Prince in Mt Pleasant. The Litton and Cas families host a large gathering for Ella Litton. Miss Mary Heaton returns home from Ottumwa hospital. Hayes Heaton helps organize her house with L T Gobble and Elizabeth Whitney. Mark Toothaker visits from Middletown to discuss farming. Rev A R Toothaker of Massachusetts survives a fall in a cellar. Victor Johnson arrives from Swedesburg. Des Moines Capital and Weekly Journal offer home delivery to new subscribers through Jan 1 1911 for 3 90.
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Willis Green
Green Op. Burnington
Mathew Hayes
Anna
Hal Prince
Mt. Pleasant
Baron Litton
Cas
Ella Litton
Mary Heaton
Ottumwa
L. T. Gobble
Elizabeth Whitney
Hayes Heaton
Fairfield
Mark Toothaker
Middletown
A. R. Toothaker
Massachusetts
Victor Johnson
Swedesburg
Social notes from a Saturday event at the school
The report lists social visits over the weekend including Henry Shuppy and family with their daughters near Beckwith, Mrs Frank Nelson visiting Mrs Fulton and her aunt Mrs Ann Shuppy on Saturday, and Estrus Norton with family and JMfie Haifley and Maggie McGuire sharing Sunday activities.
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Henry Shuppy
Frank Nelson
Beckwith
Robert Fulton
Hart Schaffner & Marx Menswear Gift Options In Store
A local shop promotes Hart Schaffner & Marx suits from 18 to 25 dollars with free alterations if they don’t fit. They offer neckwear gloves sweaters waistcoats jewelry and more with prices from 25 cents to several dollars and gift certificates on approval with money refunds.
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Hart Schaffner §& Marx
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Canadian Pacific Railroad
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Sons OF Veterans
M.a.mccord
Fr A. Thompson
Muscatine
Ray Faxwell
Starr, Treas
John A. Huglin
Camp Councy
Crail
Prin West
L. D. James
Amy
George Stronz Pos
Tak
Thi
Cedar Hill
Mony
Mads
C. G. Tayor
Burl Lagtor Street
Mrs. Welch
In Madill
Glendale
Des Moines Capital and Weekly Journal
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White Sewing Machine CO
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Hufstedler& Baker
Lawrence
Kas
D. M. Fishel & CO
Batavia
Turner & CO
Pleasant Plain
Lephy
Renee
Pust
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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