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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1905
Page
5
Westbound schedules list No 3 No 5 No 7 Fast Mail and local passengers with varying times. Eastbound notes Chicago Express No 2 No 4 and multiple local and freight services with daily operation caveat and exceptions.
A railway notice indicates Golden State Limited Daily No. 71 freight daily schedule with Sunday exception and stops only for passengers bound to Ki Vaso Lexus and Poets west portion, with references to other service numbers and routes.
Miss Lulu Hiatt wed Harold oD Ftnet at the bride's parents home with about thirty guests. Rev HL Litthetoom officiated at two o'clock, followed by a wedding supper and heartfelt congratulations from friends and family.
William K. Bloss of East Hempstead Street suffered a serious accident Friday after mistaking a moved bottle for his medicine. He became ill after drinking several tablespoons from the bottle, having recently been in poor health and relying on medicine after meals.
Dr. Carpenter was summoned from the Young home where he was dining and by prompt treatment relieved the patient considerably. It is believed now Mr. Bloss may survive the carbotic acid incident.
Hinerriagne of Adelbert Buttery of Morris and Miss Ethel Jenkins of Round Prairie united by Rev. Tomas Osborn on a wet Thursday afternoon at the Mob Parsonage. Relatives witnessed the ceremony and the couple plan to Morris where the broom is employed. Journal wishes them a journey through life.
A stock company formed to reopen the mitten factory formerly owned by M C Wallick with a $12,000 capital. Officers include I McKenney president W Ball vice president and Shaw secretary. directors include Ww Spaulding Pred Hunt and M C Wallick. The plant, previously assigned to creditors, will be sold on the eighth of May and the new company plans to begin operations immediately with Wallick likely to manage.
Rumors swirl around local attorneys and a West Broadway residence addition while church social events and sales are announced. Community updates include travel to Iowa City, a trip to Madison for tire insurance work, carpenters earning cents an hour, and residents visiting relatives in Pairfield and beyond.
Kingsburg letter describes Fresno County as raisin center with about 60000 acres in vines. It notes a grower coalition selling raisins at disputed prices, recalls prior year prices, and explains vine age and renewal. It also covers apricot and peach crops, alfalfa harvests, almond trees, figs, and hints at forthcoming discussion on litigation.
A. M. Kaurraan signs a poetic closing note asking for respectful readers and potential points from the author’s pen. The fragment hints at scholarly exchange and polite correspondence without further context or events.
Miss Mary Bogner died in Burlington last evening from severe burns received in an explosion at Mrs. Booker’s home yesterday morning while she washed ribbons near the stove. The 20 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs John Bogner, a Four Corners farmer family, was transported to hospital for treatment and died after a rapid decline. The body will be taken to Lockridge for burial beside her fiancé Stallman near the homestead. funeral plans await in her sorrowing community.
One of the season’s prettiest weddings took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. RB W Davis near Selma on Wednesday June 14 noon. Miss Lilian Davis wed Mr Clarence Ww Stanford with a floral arch of roses and Maidenhair fern and about forty guests attending.
The account describes BIN Noble suffering a painful fall on Thursday at the pantatorium. His left arm was injured when his hand caught the balustrade spikes, tearing a three inch long gash. Dr Hague attended and sewed the wound. The injury, while painful, is not considered serious.
Mt Pleasant will celebrate this year and entertain the people in a grand style. The barest City band will be featured as Matrfield hosts events while Chautauqua and other attractions occupy the time and draw a large crowd from nearby.
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