Local Briefs From Ottumwa Area Include Funerals and Visits
Karl Thomas traveled to Ottumwa on business while several locals attended funerals or visited relatives. J W Oliver remains ill with pneumonia at Jefferson County hospital. Mrs. P H Fisher dies. family and friends from Chicago, Weldon, Birmingham, and Ottumwa attend services. Marian Gustafson dies at four weeks. others visit from Sioux City and Burlington. Rev Warren J Phillips receives church posting in Reading Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Oliver
Jefferson County Hospital
Ellen Roach
Pleasant Plain
Anna Hayes
G B. Phillips
Effie
Birmingham
P. H. Fisher
Carla Myers Wen
Ottumwa
Ray Fisher
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Fred Perkins
East Moline
Ill
Ben
Jay Perkins
Fred Russell
Ariz
Fred Johnson
Emry Fisher
Ronald and
Paul
Otumwa
Marjory Louise Gustafson
Fred Gustafson
Lockridge
Maurice Jenks
Julia Lavel
Sioux City
Jenks
J. P. Mahatrey
Emma Hartman
Aurora
Warren J. Phillips
Bishop Hughes
Reading
Mass
Cambridge
Society Notes Highlight Local Weddings and Meetings
Miss Belle Rail wed Ben West in Birmingham at eight with relatives present. They will reside on East Adams street. Fairfield Hospital Auxiliary hosts a reception for Major J F Clarke and staff at Elk’s Club Friday at 8. Baptist and Methodist aid societies meet Friday and tomorrow respectively. Yeoman lodge holds meeting tomorrow night. The Forum Latin society met at Katherine Fulton’s on South Ma1 street discussing Holidays of Rome with papers and social time. Skating Rink opens tonight at seven, 758.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Rail
Birmingham
Belle
Ben. F. West
Rev. Fowler
Methodist Church
East Adams Street
Fairfield Hospital
Elk’s Club
J. F. Clarke
Miss Beers
Cholera Outbreak Advice From U S Inspector in Fairfield
Dr. J. P. Simons, stationed at Ottumwa and inspector for hog cholera, visited Fairfield to address local outbreaks in Locust Grove and Center townships. Vets Drs. C. L. Gamrath and T. J. Bates lead the response under his guidance, advising farmers to isolate farms, avoid visiting neighboring farms, and promptly treat affected hogs with anti cholera serum with strict care and spraying. Temperature checks are urged with 104 F or higher signaling infection and higher serum doses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Simons
Ottumwa
U. S
Bureau of Animal Industry
Fairfield
Locust Grove
Center Townships
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walton Shoe
Kem
Karl Thomas
Mr. Brown
Albia
S. J. Styles
Carrol Haney
Hospital Corps
Camp Devens
Ayr
J. W. Haney
R. R. McCormick
Mrs. L. E. Fisher
Chicago
Hazel Mahatrey
Mae Williams
Roma Moyers
Burlington
Taylor Moore
Libertyville
Fred Dahl
Camp Pike
Little Rock
Ark
Chas
Baptist Ladies’ Aid Society
Gus Unkrich
South Fifth Street
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
F. D. Kerrick
Yeoman Lodge
Order
High School Latin Society
Katherine Fulton
South
Ma 1
Rome
Ximas
C. E. Anderson
Clinton Lodge No. 15
A. F
A. M. Lodge
Davies Picture Shop
Washington
Leggett House
Thrift
The
First National Bank
of Fairfield
Bugs “Saumer Bros. Jewry
DeLxe
Mildred Manning
Princess of Park
Mary Miles Minter
Perriwinkle
R. H. Maxwell
CliMax Grocery
East Side
Exide & Vesta Batteries
Lon H. Israel
Codagan & Atherton
East Broadway