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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1918
Page
6
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The Third Annual county WCTU convention met at the Baptist church with about fifty delegates. Officers for next year were elected: President Mrs Laura Chilcott, Vice President Mrs Billa Locke, Secretary Mrs Harriet Stout, Treasurer Mrs E S Parks. Lucile Shadle of Shenandoah spoke on reconstruction hospital work at Ft Des Moines and Governor Harding assigned hospital tasks to the state WCTU.
Mrs Edith Gily returns from Iowa City hospital illness. James Stigall of Unionville visits in city en route to Illinois. Mrs EF Edward of Packwood guests of Dr Iowa Miller. Mrs J T Jones and son James Richard of Boulder arrives for extended visit with Mr and Mrs La Bagh. Mr and Mrs Foght of Waterloo visit. Miss Lelia McCleary of Libertyville guest yesterday. Florence and Gertrude Gavin depart for two week visit at Mt Pleasant. Fred Hunt and Mr and Mrs Will Ross leave for weekend in Waukon. Mrs Hunt and son John accompany them home. Mrs Fred Jewell and Bertha Gray return from Ind ana relatives. Prof and Mrs Pert F Tabor of Fredonia Kansas spend a few days en route to South Dakota. L Parrett goes to New York for extended visit with his daughter Mrs G C Kient visiting in Mt Pleasant.
Italian Army headquarters cites Austrian prisoners estimating losses near 250000 during the recent offensive. The prisoners say corporal punishment in the Austrian army, abolished last year by Emperor Charles, was practiced.
The county will send its largest draft contingent yet, eighty six men, to depart Fairfield between July 22 and 26 for Camp Pike Ark. The exact date remains unconfirmed. Listed volunteers include Fred H. Diers John P. Melinski Elmer Pickering James R. Tygret and many others.
Drake Clo Co offers men’s summer mohair and lustre COA at cost. Saturday specials include 12 men’s odd suits in sizes 34 33 and 36 at Drake Co 805 with discounts, urging shoppers to donate books for Camp Libraries.
Mrs Sarah Bailey a longtime Fairfield resident died suddenly from heart trouble this morning at 5 30 at her grandson Clifford Bailey residence east of the city. She was about 75 and had lived in Fairfield fifty years leaving surviving children James Bailey Mary Elizabeth and Wilson Bailey a brother David Gilchrist and two sons Alexander and John C predeceased. Funeral services will be held Monday at 2 30 P M from the South Fifth Street residence.
The Wesleyan Bible class enjoyed a picnic at the J. O. Boyd home south of Main street. N. I. E. club members met at Mrs. Holgate’s home with victrola music and refreshments. Rebekah lodge ladies visited Mrs. Walter Prouty at Leckridge for a picnic. Women’s Home and Foreign Missionary societies met at Mrs. H. A. Anspach’s home with a program and refreshments. Marriage notices include Miss Amy Rowland of Cedar Rapids and Mr. Davis Franklin Steele of Rexburg Idaho who wed June 29. The Methodist choir will be entertained tonight at Mr. and Mrs. Roll Slimmer’s home in Libertyville with a picnic supper.
All retail trocers bakers hotels restaurants boarding houses and county institutions using sugar must file their statement for reasonable demands with W T McElroy Chief of the Sugar Division at Ottumwa Iowa on or before July 15 1918 or their further supply for the balance of the year will be cut off J and McKenney
Fairfield theaters promote the Royal Scotch Highlanders Band at the Orpheum Airdome on Tuesday. The unit from Pittsburg with Robbie Brollier and a soprano will perform in costume for a two and a half hour program. Reserved seats are on sale at Jericho & Easton's.
Drake Clo Co announces special prices on men’s and young men’s summer trousers. Sale features broad selection and reduced rates, inviting customers to visit the shop at 805 to view bargains and new season stock.
A local craftsman advertises chair caning and furniture upholstery services and invites readers to arrange a trial by calling the listed phone number 1451.
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