Remains of L S Negus Interred Here
The remains of L S Negus a Fairfield native died after a short illness and were laid to rest beside his parents at Evergreen cemetery. Born 1847 he was educated in Fairfield and admitted to the bar. He never married and spent his later years in Red Oak with his sister Mrs Griffith. Harley Gossick of Claude Texas visits his father.
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L. S. Negus
Fairfield
Evergreen Cemetery
Mr. Negus
Red Oak
Lyman Smith Negus
Charles Negus
East Burlington Street
Old Court House
Thos. Griffith
Notice to W G Robison and Grace B in Jefferson Co
State of Iowa Jefferson county to W G Robison and Grace B defendants. You are notified that on or before December 18 1909 there on file in the office of the Clerk of the District Court of Jefferson County Iowa the petition of Mc Persons plaintiff alleging you owe 66 65 with interest from September 20 1909 for materials furnished for the improvement of Lots 1 2 3 Block 6 Rauschers Addition to Lockridge Iowa and asking judgment for the amount plus costs and for a decree fore closing a mechanic lien on the premises to secure the indebtedness and that special execution issue against the premises to satisfy said judgment For particulars see petition Now witness my hand and seal defend on or before noon January term 1910 Fairfield Jefferson County Iowa court begins January 24 1910 default will be entered Crail Crail Attorneys for Plaintiff
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State of Iowa
Jefferson County
W.G. Robison
Grace B
District Court
Iowa
Mc. Praesnn
Rauscher
Lockridge
Lockrides
Fairfield
Crail & Crail
W. G. Robison
Grace B. Robison
J. M. Overstrom
East Lockridge
Notice of Debt Claim and Attached Property
State of Iowa Jefferson County. J M Overstrom files a petition alleging defendants W G Robison and Grace B Robison owe 69.61 for groceries and merchandise and requests attachment of Lots 1 2 and 3 Block 6 Rauscher Addition East Lockridge to secure the claim with costs. Court to convene January 24 1910 at Fair. failure to respond may lead to default.
Funeral for Comrade Henry Barrow At G A R Hall
Old soldiers meet at G A R Hall Wednesday at 1 30 to attend the funeral of Comrade Henry Barrow. Newton Williams, Post Commander, announces the gathering and service details.
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G. A. R. Hall
Fairfield Congregational Church to Celebrate 70th Anniversary
The seventieth anniversary of Fairfield Congregational church founding will be celebrated tomorrow at 7:30 PM in the Congregational church. An prepared program includes organ music, devotional exercises by Rev A G Graves, readings from original minutes, a talk on early history by C W Gage, selections by a male quartet, and a service on the church and its future led by Rev A G Graves.
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Congregational Church
Fairfield
A. G. Graves
F. J. L. Black
D Kerrick
J. H. Stuckey
F. F. Smith
C. W. Gage
A G. Graves
Glasgow Friends Enjoy Surprise Birthday Gathering
Friends from the county seat used hunters licenses to visit Leslie Bower’s circle. A surprise birthday party for Mrs. John McElwee on December 12 at the McElwee home featured salad dish carnations oyster soup pickles pie and coffee. Harry and Guy Kiger provided Edison records while guests praised Glasgow’s liveliness.
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Leslie Bower
Glasgow
Baptist Sunday School
John McElwee
E. P. Tayio
McElwee
Harry
Guy Kiger
Edison
Local Youths Attend Fairfield and Mt Pleasant Short Courses
ROUND PRAIRIE reports J T Cline J C Frame home from Fairfield short course while Manning Cline and Elsie Peterson attended Mt Pleasant short course. Mrs C A Emerson Ed Litton and family visited Charles Litton. Willie Litton suffered arm injuries en route to school and Carl Bower cut his hand badly during play.
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Round Prairie
J.t.cline
J.C Frame
Fairfield
Manning Cline
Elsie Peterson
Mt. Pleasant
C. A. Emerson
Ed Litton
Charles Litton
Willie Litton
Tactica
Dr. Bishop
Carl Bower
Lost dogs two yellow Scotch Colle with rings and collars
Two yellow Scotch Collie dogs missing with a white neck ring and white feet. They wear leather collars. If found, return to Harry Ball for a reward.
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Harry Ball
Des Moines Paper Offer Extended to 1911 Subscriptions
The Des Moines Capital and Weekly Journal announces a special bargain offering home delivery through January 1, 1911 for $3.90. The publisher urges immediate subscription to reap the full benefits of the liberal term and wide distribution.
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Des Moines Capital and Weekly Journal
Christmas Trees and Seasonal Provisions Featured
The notice boasts plentiful Christmas trees and holiday evergreens with decorations. It highlights new season candies including Candied Cherries and Nut Meats. It promotes English style Wafers and Connecticut Sealships Oysters as solid meat items for tasting.
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Connecticut
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fairfield Weekly Journal
Harley Gossick
Claude, Tex
Fairfield Congregational Church
Maddox&Maxwell the
South Side Grocers
Diammona
Foleys Kidney Cure
F.D. Kerrick & CO
Rockers
China
Kerrick & CO
Alexa
Aufstedler & Baker
ING Machine
H.C. Davis Grocery and Bakery
Ina
Snydaer & Co
Ut Glass
ART Pottery Umbrellas
Lest'’Es Cassiroles Brass Gouods
Jewelers
WZ. Campbell
Campbell's
Campbell
Bayz Bros. Confectioners
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