Weekend Social Scene Includes Army Dance and Local Events
Des Moines Tribune notes include a Saturday post and Yeoman hall dances by Company M of the First Iowa infantry with 40 couples and music by Treat's Orchestra. Other items cover Mrs Crail's Sunday School dinner, D A R meet, O E S picnic, Pythian Tureen, Royal Neighbors installation, Fairfield Hospital Auxiliary Kensington, and Fairfield Fire Department dinner.
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Gospel Team Banquet Plans Future Work Discussion
Fairfield Business Mens' Gospel Team invites all interested to a Friday banquet at the Leggett House to discuss future campaigns. A. K. Harper leads efforts with broad recognition and regional tabernacles built in Leon Batavia Knoxville and Seymour.
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Leggett House
Fairfield
Des Moines Register
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Tabernacles
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Knoxville
Seymour
New Officers For Hawkeye Rebekah Lodge
Hawkeye Rebekah Lodge No. 286 installed a full slate of officers in Tuesday evening session led by Past Noble Grand Mrs. CraIreland and Noble Grand Mrs. Eliza Hutchinson. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. A E Stout at the hospital this afternoon.
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Eliza Hutchinson
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Card of Thanks for Bereavement Support
The Brier family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness during the bereavement and interment of their son and brother William Brier and family.
Big reception planned for Soldier Boys' return
Fairfield awaits a royal welcome for Company M with aid from Soldiers' Aid Association. Arrival likely January 15. The welcome will include a brief meet and escort by bands to the armory, followed by a banquet for the men and a guest. Later armory exercises conclude the celebration.
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Soldiers’ Aid Association
Brownsville
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Jefferson County
Miner Anton Weber in Ottawa jail after attempted family slashing
Anton Weber, a coal miner from Ogies by, was jailed in Ottawa following an attempt to kill his wife and three children by slashing their throats with a razor. He also tried to take his own life. Doctors reported little hope for the victims' recovery.
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