Local Briefs From Hampton Readings and Visits
Tonight a Golf Club business meeting will be held at the library. Clifford Comingore arrives from Fort Des Moines for a short visit with parents. Miss Olive Leach is ill with influenza. Blanche Banta returns home tonight for weekend with her parents. Thus Cathey returns to Hampton Roads after a fifteen day furlough with family. Lieut. Merle Banta discharged from Camp Johnson Florida visits relatives in Salem. Mrs. M. S. Randall spends the day in Mt. Pleasant. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Durbin and baby travel to Novelty Missouri to visit relatives. Mrs. Walter Ogle goes to Knoxville for the weekend with her mother. Mrs. E. J. Chance returns to Ottumwa after visiting here. Roxie Pittington returns home from Ottumwa after a visit with her sister. Mrs. J. F. Minor and children return from Muncie Indiana. Mrs. F. A. Ahlstrand arrives from Mound City to visit daughter. Joe Coffman discharged from Camp Pike and returns home. James B. Bailey reports son McKinley Bailey has arrived at Newport News Virginia and will be transferred. Private Bailey left Fairfield with Company M then Rainbow division. Dr Fulkerson of the Centenary Movement will be in Fairfield Saturday with meetings for unit readers and Minute men. All unit leaders urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merle Banta
Camp Johnson
Florida
Salem
O. A. Banta
James B. Bailey
McKinley Bailey
Newport News
Virginia
Bailey
Fairfield
Company M
Rainbow Division
Fulkerson
Centenary Movement
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Pairfield
Stil Bath
Dnd
Elks Roast Rabbits and G A R W A C Installation
Members of the Elks held a roast rabbit supper last evening. About thirty rabbits were donated and served with cranberry sauce and other fixings. The joint installation of officers for the G A R and the W R C occurred in Jefferson lodge hall with many members and guests in attendance. Orville Nott, on furlough from the Flag Ship New York, spoke about Allied fleet actions against Germany. Israel brothers orchestra provided music. Ten G A R members, guests of the W R C, installed their elected officers led by William C. Ball and others. Mrs. Laura Webber acted as installing officer for the W R C officers led by President Mrs. Orpha Turner and other officers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Elks
Jefferson Lodge No. 4
Orville Nott
New York
A. B. Nott
North Fifth Street
Fairfield Boy
Germany
Israel Brothers Orchestra
William C. Ball
Perry King
J. S. Gantz
Geo. Frasher
J. M. McKain
Mr. Stewart
J. A. Axline
Grand Army
Laura Webber
Orpha Turner
Katherine Randall
Jennie Young
Carrie Linn
Mary Turner
Emily Rice
Woman survives self harm after lye drink at home
Mrs Joseph Lathrop attempted death by taking Lewis lye mixed in water at her West Briggs Street home after a family quarrel. A physician treated her with antidotes. her lips and mouth were badly burned but she is improving. She warned she would try again if saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lathrop
West Briggs Street
Pupils of Prof Moorhead Present Evening Recital
The pupils of Prof James P Moorhead give a recital this evening at 7 30 in his studio with works by Verdi Liszt Chopin Beethoven Schubert and more. Performers include Gladys Goffer eweeee eeee eee Reete Louis XII Hannah Vanostrand Margaret Clinkenbeard and many others in a varied program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
James P. Moorhead
Gladys Goffer
Eweeee
Hannah Vanostrand
Chopin
Kes
Chopin Margaret Clinkenbeard
Chachoncha Caprice
Rolf Josephine Montgomery Bae Trouvadour
S.s
Os Reinecke
Mildred Larson
Beethoven Marian Krumboltz
Lange Agnes Lohr
Chopin Helen Gormly
Eos Il
Tsks
Chopin Bessie Kemp
Fairfield Circuit Nomice Preacher to Visit Sunday Services
Dr. E. J. Shook our Distriper intendent will be with us all day Sunday preaching at Pleasant Grove 11 AM Richwoods 3 PM Bethesda 7 PM. Large attendance requested. Monday at 2 PM second quarterly meeting for all officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
E. J. Shook
Pleasant Grove
Richwoods
Bethesda
Shock
Farm for Sale Near Fairfield Iowa With Equipment
Farm listing offers 6734 acres of good farmland with tile and fair improvements located about seven miles from Fairfield Iowa. Includes 2 horses harness wagon 4 cows 3 heifers 4 steers 150 bushels of corn 6 geese 20 hogs a 1916 Ford and various implements. Possession March 1 or sooner. Price 10000 dollars. Owner Russell Smith Fairfield Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield
Ford
Russell Smith
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nmtireland
John Comingore
Clifford
Reconstruction Hospital
Fort Des Moines
Olive Leach
North Court Street
Blanche Banta
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. C. A Banta
Cathey
Hampton Roads
Mrs. W. K. Cathey
Packwood
Joseph Keesey
Tony Durbin
Baby
Novelty
Missouri
Walter Ogle
Knoxville
W. H. Axiline
E. J. Chance
Ottumwa
Roxie Pittington
F. C. Mullenix
J. F. Minor
Muncie
Indiana
F. A. Ahlstrand
Monmouth, Illinois
City
H. P. McLaughlin
Joe Coffman
Camp Pike
Harriett Edmonds
Martha Garber
Clara Baker
Dora Gumm
Ethel Cummings
Hazel Samuelson
Nellie Smutz
Margaret C. Gantz
Minnie
Mrs
Alzina
Roberston
Mrs. Pearl Clapp
Unkrich’'s
Mittens
Laies’ Mittens
Erich
East Side Square
Fairfield, Iowa
Ghorne & Son
West Side
Narcissus
Elizabeth Bock
Wiklawere
SGI Sins
Ccsce
Weci
Katheen Montgomery the
Gronow
Gatien Gronow
Dorothy Tally Noceturn
G. Major
Chopin Margaret Snyder
Cadman
Lo Starr
Keltie
Louise Velman
Matinee
Orpheum Cremona Pipe Organ
Pauline Frederick
Margarita Fisher
Armory
Cole
Frank Leafgreen
Grimes Street
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