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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1919

Page

3

Attorney C. G. Sparks Opens Fairfield Office

Fairfield gains new counsel C. G. Sparks formerly of Batavia and a familiar figure in the Jefferson County Bar. He comes from a lineage of legal practitioners, being the son of the late M. F. Sparks, a pioneer Jefferson and Wapello counties lawyer who practiced from post Civil War days until his death in 1914.

Fairfield C. G. Sparks Batavia Jefferson County Bar Association Sparks M. F. Sparks Jefferson Wapello

Local News Briefs From Batavia to Fairfield

Miss Mary Hughell and others visited the city yesterday. Joe Fuller and Charles Rogers traveled for in city business and visits. Mrs. Lee Gallup guests of Nettie Parsons. Nellie V. Kyle returned from State Center Kansas. Floyd McQuisten and Wm. Finkle headed to Chicago and Park City Missouri respectively. Des Moines and Davenport and Des Moines trips noted. Charles Ball bought 160 acre A. V. Coleson farm at $245 an acre. Cecil Johnson resigns from Thomas Son to Oxford Junction. Prof Charles Carter arrived New York February 23 and plans Fairfield arrival March 1.

Ladies and Social Groups Meet Across Local Churches

The Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid meets Mrs H M Dysart Friday at 2 30 inviting a guest. Lutheran Ladies’ Aid gathers Friday at 2 30 with Miss Elize McCrackin assisted by Miss Steel and Mrs Roundtree. Pythian Sisters Kensington Club met at Mrs William Louden’s home with Mrs Jack Facer assisting and elected officers D F Spratt Edith Kocher Milton Cuddy. A two course luncheon followed. American Club Girls hosted by Mrs A W Jaques with Miss Elizabeth Freding. hours featured games and music and refreshments.

The Presbyterian Church H. M. Dysart Ladies’ Aid of the Lutheran Church Elize McCrackin Miss McCrackin Steel Roundtree Pythian Sisters Kensington Club William Louden West Washington Street Jack Facer D. F. Spratt Edith Kocher Milton Cuddy A. W. Jaques Elizabeth Freding

Batavia Lawyer C. G. Sparks Moves Practice to Ottumwa Legacy

The article recalls C G Sparks a longtime Ottumwa attorney and former Iowa Code committee member who later moved to Batavia to continue his law practice. It notes his early career Clyde Sparks admission to the bar and his service representing Wapello County in the Iowa legislature. He now situates his offices in the Orpheum Building to facilitate court work.

Batavia Clyde Ottumwa C. G. Sparks Wapello County Mr. Sparke Hts Sparks Spark Orpheum

Ottumwa Girls to Face Fairfield in Friday Double Header

Ottumwa high school girls meet Fairfield girls in a highly anticipated Friday game at the high school gym. The event marks the first out of town opponent for the season and will be followed by a boys game against Washington with league championship implications.

Ottumwa High School Fairfield Washington

Display of Hand Work in Italian Ware at Art Shop

An Italian ware display in the Art Shop window showcased rare beauty. Mr. Wilson anticipates a Florence shipment including old gold and blue boxes agate dishes alabaster and onyx vases and miniature wood paintings in unique shapes.

Wilson Florence

Patsy From Dakota At Methodist Church Comedy

Local program titled Patsy From Dakota screens Thursday night at the Methodist church. Admission 25 cents with proceeds benefiting church activities.

Patsy Dakota Methodist Church

Conference of W. R. C. Officers Thursday Evening

Notice calls officers to a 7 30 p m conference at the Court House urging prompt attendance by all officers.

Court House

Clemenceau Advances toward Return to Work

Paris reports Premier Clemenceau, classified as convalescent, shows ongoing improvement and will likely resume duties soon. Physicians struggle to keep him from outdoor activity as he seeks to leave his apartment. Militia inquiries follow the assassination attempt on Cotton with arrests of several politically inclined suspects.

Paris Clemenceau Tmile Cotton Bouchardon Cottin

Where do I see Patsy

A brief query notes Patsy may be at a Methodist church on Thursday.

Patsy Methodist Church

The Repairman Johnny on the Spot Performs Shoe Restorations

The article extols a skilled repairman praised as a wonder-worker who restores old shoes to new, mends tongues, reshapes ends, and even repairs pumps with awl or modern tools. The piece frames him as uplifting the downtrodden through practical care.

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Mary Hughell City Joe Fuller Richland Matt Harlan Hillsboro Lee Gallup Libertyville Nettie Parsons Charles Rodgers Davenport Nellie V. Kyle State Center, Kas Mrs Floyd McQusten Des Moines Wm. Finkle Chicago Joseph Feldman Raymond Davis Park City Park College Glen C. Wright Fort Des Moines Arthur Herbert Hannell Glendale Miss Hobbs John George Cicel John Crawford Springfield Charles Ball A. V. Coleson Paul Hassler Aurora, Il Louden Machinery Company Cecil Johnson Thomas Son Mrs. Johnson Oxford Junction W. G Ross Charles Carter New York Royal George DR. Hess Poultry Nealthy Stuckey-Gossick Ottumwa Girls Oeke Nash Bix Dodge Bros., Motor Co Jefferson County Apex Tires Kelly-Springfield Goodrich Goodyear Portage Gillespie Bros LUMP Hiager Washington Vs Rairfield Orphum Matinee Orpheum Cremona Pipe Organ Mrs. Barley Chaplin Dustin Farnum Coais Hufstedler & Baker Curtain Goods Sale East Side Square
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