Local News Briefs From Daly On Tuesday
Washington church services feature Prof. Harry Gage. C A Stephenson buys 440 acres in Clearmont Oklahoma. Helen Crail visits Des Moines. Newton Snook dies. Rev Ernest Snook travels from Middletown. Nat Childs attends Young People convention in Keokuk. Ladies Aid to serve ice cream June 22 at Perry Bates lawn. George Strong Corps meets. encampment report due. Mrs. Hansen returns to Burlington. E G Maasdam to Europe for horses Roscoe and Leo Thoma return from Harvard Law. DeMarsh family to visit Kansas City. Local heat wave persists near 100 degrees, hottest in years.
Local Social Visits And Travel In Fairfield Area
LOCERIDGE Alvie Olson visited at the Rapp and Overstrom homes this week. Miss Alma Peterson returned to Burlington Monday after a short visit at her home here. Her sister Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom of Center ville accompanied her. Mabel Erickson returned home Monday after a visit with her cousin Gladys Hillman. John Boos was a Fairfield caller Monday. Manda and John Erickson were Fairfield passengers Monday. Jennie Seline visited friends in Fairfield Monday. Roy Ogden of Ottumwa has been the guest of his cousin Mrs. Fred Miller the past few days. Mr. and Mrs. Troxley of Burling ton spent Sunday at the M. Damm home. Fred Watkins of South Dakota was called home by the illness of his father.
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Alvie Olson
Rapp
Troxley
Burlington
M. Damm
Fred Watkins
South Dakota
Newton Snook Dies After Long Illness in City
Newton Snook, a well known local youth, died this morning at his mother Ella Snook’s home after a three year battle with illness. Born July 23, 1886, he is survived by his mother and two sisters Mary B. and Esther S. Snook. Funeral services, to be led by Rev. W. W. Montgomery, will be held Thursday at the residence.
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Newton Snook
Ella Snook
Broadwand B
John Newton Snook
Calvin Snook
Mary B
Esther S. Snook
W. W. Montgomery
Presbyterian Church
Chicken and hot biscuit supper by church ladies
The Ladies of the Christian church will host a chicken and hot biscuit supper Thursday evening from 5 to 8 o'clock. Supper price is 25 cents, with ice cream offered for an additional 10 cents.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
Lewis heads to Kansas City for southwest mining talks
Indianapolis June 21 Thomas L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers travels to Kansas City for a conference of miners and operators in the southwest field. Committees from both sides will attend and a settlement of the strike is hoped soon. About 30000 miners are idle in the region and 5000 work under contract.
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Indianapolis
Thomas l. Lewis
United Mite Workers
Kansas City
Southwest Field
Southwest
Congregational Ladies Social Friday on Manatrey Lawn
The Congregational ladies invite all for a Friday evening social on the Manatrey lawn. Supper costs 25 cents and includes ice cream. Everyone is welcome to attend.
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