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Social notices and club gatherings in town society罗
The Ex Elzevirs meet tomorrow afternoon with Miss May McClain on North Court street. L T L Girls meet tomorrow at two with Miss Margaret Bishop on South H Street near the Hospital. Elks Club dance Friday at nine in their rooms. Valentine party at Gustison home on East Jefferson. N I E Club hosted by Mrs. Alex Julian on East Burlington with a supper at 5 70. Mr and Mrs J M Hammer entertained young ladies with a taffy pull at West Jefferson. White Rose Camp R N A met in Moose hall with a farewell for Mrs B A Snook. Jefferson County Equal Suffrage League meets at the Public Library Saturday at 2 30 with program including talks and duets. Health Club mid winter picnic at Mrs Wm Hufstedler on East Hempstead with program, songs, papers, new members, and a five o'clock menu.
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Margaret Bishop
South H Street
Gail McNeese
Carmel Gustison
Leona Arnett
The
Baptist Church
Gustison
East
Jefferson Street
Valentine
N. I. E. Club
Alex Julian
East Burlington Street
Brrs
H. H. Nieman
J. M. Hammer
West Jefferson Street
Warren Blossom
Belle Plaine
White Rose Camp
R. N. of A
Moose Hall
Texas
Jefferson County Equal Suffrage League
Wm. Hufstedler
East Hempstead Street
J. A. Huglin
Rosella Jewett
May McClain
Vernon
Mrs Henry Barrow Dies in Fairfield at 74
Mrs Henry Barrow, longtime Fairfield resident, died at 9 40 p m at her West Jackson street home. Aged 74, she suffered from complications of diseases. Born in Summersetshire England, she moved to Fairfield at age nine. Survived by brother David sister Mrs E B Crew Sioux City and an adopted daughter Mrs Carl Sidoreus and grandson Earl. Funeral 2 00 p m Saturday at the Baptist church conducted by Rev PF Behner.
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Henry Barrow
Fairfield
West Jackson Street
Mrs. Barrow
Summersetshire
England
Elijah Gower
David
E. B. Crew
Sioux City
Mach
Henry B. Barrow
Carl Sidoreus
Earl
Episcopal Church
the Baptist Church
PF. C. Behner
Sherman sued again over home promise in Springfield
Chaffees sue United States Senator Lawrence Y. Sherman for 10000 damages alleging failure to provide them with a home in Springfield in return for personal services. A prior suit for 10000 claimed he did not repay board bills and room rent after arrangements to care for him and his family.
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Springfield
Ill
United States
Lawrence Y. Sherman
Louis
Mary Chaffee
Sherman
Judge in a Mess as Witnesses Fail to Appear
In Terre Haute Indiana Maude Bennet faced a charged case that was dismissed after ex Judge Fortune failed to produce witnesses. Fortune had accused Bennet of threatening his life and claimed she confessed to murdering her husband in 1915. Bennet denied the murder and alleged Fortune pressed her for a marriage after his divorce and his funding of his bid for city court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Maude Bennet
Fortune
House Passes Lowden Bill Consolidating State Agencies
The Illinois House approved Governor Lowden's plan to merge over 100 boards into nine departments by a 142 to 2 vote. Only Democrats Daniel Donahue and Carl Green opposed. Brinkman Fahy Hruby Petiak Trandel were absent, Peter Smith voted present.
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Springfield
Ill
Lowden
House
Daniel Donahue
Bloomington
Carl Green
Robinson
Brinkman
Fahy
Hruby
Petiak
Trandel
Peter Smith
Chicago
Mrs Eva M Clark receives verdict in damages suit
Eva M. Clark was awarded 560 in her 5000 damage case against T. W. Carter after a four day trial with costs to be paid by the defendant. In a separate Packwood session, Harry Mitchell versus Ad die Caviness opened with jurors sworn and双方 disputes over car trades and vehicle sales.
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Eva M. Clark
T. W. Carter
Harry Mitchell
Addie Caviness
Raymond Burg
John Hinkle
Alvin Leathers
Frank Nelson
Fred Fisher
D. A. Humphrey
Gust Kelley
G. A. Cassady
J. H. Reeder
R. O. Green
H. R. Topping
Joe Hickenbottom
Ro Mitchell
Abbott-Detroit
Good Roads Meeting Planned at Court House Saturday
A county wide Good Roads meeting will be held at the Court House Saturday evening at 7 30. An outside speaker tour will answer road questions and urge local organizations to push for better roads.
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Good Roads
Mrs Frang Boies Heads to Des Moines and Oelwein Visit
Mrs Frang Boies left Thursday for a two week trip visiting Des Moines and Oelwein where her sister Miss Aurelie Zichy serves as principal of the high school.
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Frang Boies
Des Moines
Oelwein
Aurelie Zichy
Short Course in Merchandising at Ottumwa Feb 2021
Fairfield merchants travel to Ottumwa for a two day Short Course in retail merchandising at the Commercial Club rooms. Program includes sessions on business science retail management advertising and competition with readings from Briscoe Klingaman Divine and Kurtz among others plus moving pictures and an evening entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Fairfield
Jobbers’ and Manufacturers’ Bureau
State University of Iowa
Harper
Ottumwa Commercial Club
O. E. Klingaman
N. A. Bris
Moving Pictures
C. F. Kurtz
W. L. Ware
J. A. Cunningham
T. N. Witten
C. W. Wassam
Minnesota Senate Passes Bone Dry Bill In 49 to 16 Vote
The Minnesota state senate approved the bone dry bill 49 to 16 and moved its effective date to January 1, 1921. The vote and amendment were announced from St. Paul on February 16.
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St. Paul
Minn
Minnesota State Senate
Minnesota
Senate
Wesleyan Bible Class Creamed Chicken Supper Saturday
The Wesleyan Bible Class of the Methodist Church will host a creamed chicken supper in the church basement Saturday evening from five to seven oclock Supper price is 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan Bible Class
Methodist Church
Wesleyan
Plane crashes in Anderson tests injure pilot
The American Aircraft Co big aeroplane, flown by Frank Kastory, was tested in Anderson Indiana when a lightning struck frozen ground caused the plane to turn over. One wing was crushed and a wheel broken while Kastory escaped with a few bruises after the crash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson
Ind
American Aircraft Company
Frank Kastery
Indianapolis
Kastory
Rock Island Withdraws From Race for Armor Factory
Rock Island Illinois withdraws from the contest to secure the 11 million dollar armor plate factory. The war department sustained the rule barring arsenals within 200 miles of the Great Lakes. Rock Island lies 183 miles from Lake Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Ill
War Department
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Mine Workers Against War Resolutions Adopted
Terre Haute Indiana February 16 The executive board of Indiana United Mine Workers adopted anti war resolutions and opposed the military training measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana
United Mine Workers
Pleasant afternoon ends as guests depart thanking Mrs Hufstedler
A cordial gathering closed with appreciation for Mrs Hufstedler after a very pleasant and profitable afternoon. For sale: a thirteen acre tract of good level land in Fairfield offered by Wm L Long.
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Fairfield
Wm. L. Long
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