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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1918
Page
6
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Entry shows mail matter of the second class filed at the Fairgeld Iowa Post Office, indicating classification and handling status for periodical or matter sent through the postal system.
Washington reports the third Liberty loan drive will begin February 15 with extensive advertising and bond distribution plans under way. Preparations include numerous posters, notably a design by Howard Chandler Christy, as officials could not yet confirm the total to be raised.
Reno Nev Jan 5 Charles Belknap Menderson banker and attorney of Elko Nev was appointed United States senator from Nevada to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Francis G Newlands by Gov Emmet D Boyle. The appointment is ad interim extending till the next general election to be held in November.
Manitowoc Assemblyman Carl Mansen a leading figure and humorist in the last legislative session killed himself by shooting a bullet through his brain in his insurance office. Police reported no note and no clear motive. His death shocks local residents and political circles alike.
Notice from this city confirms the death of Earl C. Humphrey, member of Co M 1333rd U S Infantry Camp Cody Deming New Mexico. He died January 2 after weeks of illness from measles and pneumonia at age twenty six. Brother of Miss Anna Humphrey. nephew of Mrs L J Marcy. Father James Humphrey of near Glasgow has been in Deming with him since before Christmas. Body to be brought to Fairfield for interment.
Erma Gavin, daughter of Mr and Mrs C J Gavin, hosted a 2 to 5 pm party at their north city home yesterday. The children enjoyed games and a luncheon was served to the guests.
Mrs Louise White and children visited relatives at Beckwith yesterday. Mrs Russell Laughlin returned to Brockville after visiting her sister Mrs Winn Howell who has been ill. Helen Conner went to Bloomfield to visit her brother Dr H W Conner. Genev a Allen honored at a surprise shower for her upcoming marriage to Howard Wood of Burlington. Elk dance planned next Wednesday. winter dances may resume. Miss Gladys Norris to Bloomington for business college. Fred Lyon arrives to teach at high school. C B & Q rail delay due to draw bar. trains late. Richard and Robert Cochran visit grandparents in New London. Harry Baldwin returns from hospital in Nebraska City. Hawkeye Rebekah lodge installs officers Tuesday with picnic supper. White Rose club members surprise Mrs Ed Miller for birthday. Missionary society to meet at Mrs P H Roth’s home Monday evening.
United States Marshal from Ottumwa took Nick Elmore from near Pleasant Plain to Ottumwa. He is arrested for failure to register for military service. Elmore claims 32 years old, records allege 29.
Mrs Alice McGaw Castell wife of the late W B Castell died at Jefferson County Hospital after an illness of over a year with cancer. She was born March 27 1866 near Richwoods Jefferson County Iowa and spent her life there. Survived by brother Hugh McGaw Fairfield and sister Mrs Charles Green northeast of the city. Funeral Friday at two from Frazey Funeral Parlors with Rev W R Keesey in charge. interment Evergreen Cemetery. She married W B Castell October 27 1898 at Salina. he died January 12 1917. Sons James Bernard 15 and John William 10 survive. She joined the Methodist church in youth and lived by its teachings.
Red Cross workers are informed that, per headquarters, no one may work in the Gauze Shop after this week without a white head covering. A white handkerchief is acceptable as a covering. Mrs. W. V. Hughes signature.
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