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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1918
Page
7
All odd lots and broken sizes must be sold now to make room for new lines. This is your opportunity to buy dependable footwear at very attractive prices.
Ed Hohl of Burlington visits the city on business. John Wallasper, West Point, drops in. Hugh Bennett travels to Des Moines on business. Davenport's P B E Black visits family. Numerous locals host and visit relatives and friends, with many short trips to nearby towns and events noted.
The Fair field Golf Club holds its annual meeting at 7 30 this evening in the library reading room with officer elections. Methodist church auxiliaries meet at 7 30 with Hedwig Leafgreen and Hedgie Leafgren at the DuBois or Mrs C E DuBoies homes. A surprise birthday for Miss Mary McCormick is noted with a lavalier gift. Mr and Mrs Nady host events for their son’s marriage with gifts and luncheon. Miss Lillian Zeigler and James Harold Zeigler wed at five with a pink and white decor and a three course dinner for about thirty five relatives and friends. The Zeiglers, graduates of Fairfield High School class of 1916, will reside at 404 West Stone street.
A large crowd is expected as Senator William S. Kenyon visits the Fairfield High School tomorrow night to discuss The War at Close Range. He has just returned from a tour of England and France and will address allied implications, followed by a Fairfield Chorus musical prelude. No admission or collections will be charged.
Hulda Johnson died Sunday at 3 AM after a week with pneumonia. She was about 60, survived by husband John A. Johnson, two children Emma and John, three brothers and two sisters including Anna Pierson Ottumwa and Hattie Johnson Wisconsin. Funeral at Salvia Lutheran Church tomorrow at 1 PM with burial in New Sweden Cemetery near Four Corners.
The notice requests holders of the 4 percent Second Liberty Bonds issued November 15th to call at the bank to redeem them. Owa State Savings Bank is handling the redemption.
Owing to inability to secure the hall the Junior Loyal Woman's Class of the Christian church will not meet to sew as usual Tuesday afternoon.
Thoma and Thoma advertise financing for city property improvements. They offer loan services with terms described for property owners seeking capital for upgrades. The notice indicates availability and contact approach for applicants.
Iowa State Savings Bank advertises a supply of blanks to aid farmers in preparing their 1917 income tax returns. The forms are not final reports and will not be accepted as such.
A. F. Carlson offers taxi service with all hours closed only 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM. Other hours available by arrangement. Phone 69.
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