Local Visits and Homecomings Round Fairfield Area
Loceridge Alvie Olson visited the Rapp and Overstrom homes this week. Alma Peterson returned to Burlington after a short visit here with sister Mrs. Oscar Bergstrom of Center ville. Mabel Erickson came home after a visit with cousin Gladys Hillman. John Boos called in Fairfield Monday. Manda and John Erickson were Fairfield passengers Monday. Jennie Seline visited friends in Fairfield. Roy Ogden of Ottumwa stayed with cousin Mrs. Fred Miller. Mr. and Mrs. Troxley of Burlington spent Sunday with the M. Damm home. Fred Watkins of South Dakota was called home by his father’s illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvie Olson
Rapp
Troxley
Burlington
M. Damm
Fred Watkins
South Dakota
Newton Snook Dies After Three Year Illness
Newton Snook longtime city youth died after a three year illness at his mother Mrs Ella Snook's home on Broadwand B streets. Born July 23 1866 he was the son of Dr and Mrs Calvin Snook and survived by his mother two sisters Mary B and Esther S. Funeral services planned for Thursday at the residence with Rev W W Montgomery of the Presbyterian church officiating.
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Newton Snook
Ella Snook
Broadwand B
John Newton Snook
Calvin Snook
Mary B
Esther S. Snook
W. W. Montgomery
The
Presbyterian Church
Ladies Church Chicken and Biscuit Supper
The Ladies of the Christian church prepare a chicken and hot biscuit supper Thursday evening from five to eight oclock. Supper 25 cents, ice cream extra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Christian Church
Lewis Heads to Kansas City for Southwest Mine Meet
Indianapolis June 21 Thomas L. Lewis president of the United Mine Workers departed for Kansas City to join a conference of miners and operators in the southwest field. Committees from both sides will attend and observers expect a settlement soon with about 30000 idle men and 5000 at work under contract in the region.
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Indianapolis
Thomas L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Kansas City
Southwest
Congregational Ladies Social on Manatrey Lawn
The Congregational ladies host a social Friday evening on the Manatrey lawn with supper for 25 cents, including ice cream. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Huntireland Shoe Company
Oxford Clearing
Tan, Brown and Gunmetal
Oxford
Paire
Atylieh
Daly
Harry Gage
Presbyterian Church In
Washington
C. A. Stephenson
Clearmont
Oklo
Helen Crail
Col
Mrs
E. E. Lucas
Des Moines
Ernest Snook
Middleton
Nat Childs
Keokuk
Young People’s Society of
United Presbyterian Church
Ladies Aid of
Round Prairie Chapel
Fairfield
Perry Bates
George Strong Corps
Henry Hansen
Elizabeth Harris
E. G. Wheeler
Maasdam & Wheeler
New York
Europe
Roscoe and
Leo Thoma
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
C. C. DeMarsh
F. J. DeMarsh
R. E. Hattan
Loceridge
Journa
West
Irteh
Nice
Coe
Hurd
Lewis
New Chicago
Hartmen’s Ice Cream and Sherberts
A. A. Smith
Guy S.anstead
N. C. Anstead, Jeweler
C. E. Zimmeman Co
J. C. Thorne & Son
Dr. Easy
Oxfords
Anderson
Busines
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