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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1911

Page

5

Local Briefs include births travels and notices

Local news briefs note a baby boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Angstead. George Banfield shops in Chicago for The Fair store. H S Angstead remains ill. William Hawkins visits from Libertyville. Mrs Rena Traxler and daughter Jessie return from Mt. Pleasant. The Baier family plans to move to Alena. Grace Rodgers visits St Paul then Huron SD. Mr and Mrs S S Huffman move to New Ashland MN. A divorce petition William Hensley vs Celia Hensley filed in Libertyville. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Fred Jericho’s. Clinton lodge 154 F and A A M holds special meeting with two third degrees and refreshments. Mr and Mrs W H Mohr attend sixtieth wedding anniversary in Albia. Charles McCampbell takes charge of Clearmont News in Wyoming. Mrs Hugh Stephenson and Homer Murray travel to Hopkinton for sister Mrs BE Reed’s appendicitis illness.

Hugh Stephenson Homer Murray Hopkinton BE. E. Reed Reed Lenox College

Notice of suit to quiet title in Jefferson County Iowa

William Hetzel and others are named defendants in a case filed by William and Sarah Duttweiler and Ann Maria Eckart seeking to quiet title on lands described as northwest quarter of southeast quarter and related parcels in section township 73 range in Jefferson County Iowa. Defendants must appear by April 3 1911 or default judgment will be entered. Crail Crail attorneys for plaintiffs.

William H. Hetzel Dora M. Het 261 Thomas G. Hetzel Ellen J Hetzel John David Hetzel Ida M. Hetzel Martha B. Pry William Fry District Court of Jefferson County State of Iowa William Duttweiler Sarah Duttweiler Ann Maria Eckart W. W. Israel Louis Duttweiler County of Jefferson State of Iowa Mary Ann Eckart Fairfield Crail & Crail

Ottumwa Social Roundup and Local Notes

Ed Best transacted business in Ottumwa on Wednesday. The community celebrated Washington's birthday with programs. Revival meetings at the Christian church closed Tuesday night. Dorreen spoke about life in New Zealand. Elsie Ellis visits sister Mrs. Harley Caviness. Nellie Fleming entertained the Embroidery Club Monday. Mary Gorman visits brother Sam Gorman. Two John Boysel children ill with diphtheria. Jon Boysel and May Drake wed last Wednesday in Ottumwa. Mrs. D. H. King and Mrs. Frank Henry visited Ottumwa on Wednesday. Richard Heady had a serious accident near Baldensburg, hay wagon overturned, two broken ribs. Mrs. Ed Gibson of Fairfield spent Wednesday in Batavia. John and Hiram Pownall visited Fairfield this week. Tom Fleming returning from Ottumwa hospital. Lewis Lipps and Earl Fleming in Ottumwa Wednesday. Sadie Fisher returned from Chicago with spring millinery stock. Milton Bradshaw ill with erysipelas. Departing guests praised the evening’s hospitality. Gladys Ulm recovering from mumps. Martha and Frances Mrogrenski back in school after illness. Mr. Baker near Ollie not expected to live. bedside visit continued. Mrs. Orr returns home from Osceola after fifteen-year visit with brother.

Ottumwa Washington The Christian Church Dorreen New Zealand Elsie Ellis Harley Caviness Nellie Fleming Embroidery Club Mary Gorman Sam Gorman John Boysel Jon Boysel May Drake Batavia D. H. King Frank Henry Richard Heady Bladensburg Ed Gibson Fairfield Messrs John and Hiram Powell Tom Fleming Lewis Lipps Earl Fleming Sadie Fisher Chicago Milton Bradshaw

Moving and marriage dominate Salina news and plans

Roy Keeler weds Nellie Parson as several local couples prepare to marry. Erva Castell and George Bates move belongings to Ervin’s rental. Lesher family hauls hay and gear to Fairfield and ships house goods. A new cart replaces mud worn travel. Mary Lesher and Charley Lesher visit Fairfield. Cav alier area farm purchase and no rain since Sept 16 1910 noted with farmers organized and resisting merchants. More weddings expected.

Roy Keeler Nellie Parson Ed Parson Lester Hickenbottom Plorence Hollander John Hollander Erva Castell George Bates Ervin Lesher Fairfield Mr. King Mary Lesher Charley Lesher Eva Hollaner Pairfield George Lesher Cavalier J. D. Bates Sheridan County Kansas

Washington's Birthday Celebration at Mr. DuBois Home

A midwinter event at Mr. Wm. DuBois home honors Washington's birthday with elaborate decorations, contests, a two course luncheon, and musical entertainment. Guests include Mr. Stockman and Mr. and Mrs. Werner visiting relatives, and Ed Hewitt departing for Fairfield.

Local Notes From Route No. 8 and Nearby Homes

Miss Cora Dierce spent a few days in Brighton with friends Preston Duncan has been ill with grippe Joe Hawk's son has mumps Miss Elsie Hartman of Salina visits her uncle C Hartman northeast of Fairfield Anna Elmore suffers from blood poisoning in one arm from a burn Fred Flinspach plans to move near Fairfield this week Mr and Mrs Frank Holmes welcome a baby daughter I W Dyer family move to Nebraska G P Anderson improves his home with a new front yard fence Henry Berg family to move to the Flinspach farm Grandma Dalmer is very poorly at her daughter Landquist's home

Cora Dierce Brighton Preston Duncan Grippe Joe Hawk Elsie Hartman Salina C. Hartman Fairfield Anna Elmore Fred Flinspach Frank Holmes I. W. Dyer Nebraska G. P. Anderson Henry Berg Fred Flin Spach Grandma Dalmer Mrs. Landquist

Parsonville social notes and local movements

Mr and Mrs Perry Hickenbottom hosted friends for their son's wedding celebration. Families relocate to new farms. Beulah Root visited Otterman home. Several residents on sick list after accident. Miss Lola Graber visited N Lamansky home. School terms end with plans to continue teaching. Susie Carrigan hosted friends. Clyde Free staying with mother in Burlington. Mrs Dave Roach and daughter visiting Keosauqua area.

Perry Hickenbottom Spray van Nostrand Place Robt. King Garmo Place Elmer Hollander R. Howlett Robert Ottumway Mr. Israel Fairfield Everett Hollander Beckwith J. ©. Howell Beulah Root Roy Keller John Septer Lola Graber N. Lamansky Wm. Vogel Vedin Nellie Ogden Helen Parsons Susie Carrigan Ruth Monson Clyde Burlington Dave Roach Keosauqua

Pleasant Plain News Briefs Highlight Local Health and Happenings

Residents report illness and recovery updates including Mrs. Hoskins and Mrs. Rickard. A pia social at the Grammar school house raised over 13 dollars for band boys. Hammond attended a Friends church meeting in Salem. Millinery business opportunity noted by PF Eck.

Hoskins James Hoskins Everett Coffin Pia Grammar School Hammond Salem Friends Church PF. L. Eck Horton Spencer Pearle Turner Will DeWolf Brighton Grace Hudson Keota D. H. Rickard Bailey Fairfield Allen Crumley J. Hadeon D. R. Saseeen

Deaths of Mrs Mary Alter Ricketts and George Pollock

Mrs Mary Alter Ricketts of Fairfield died Friday at the Stover home after long illness at age 87 born in New Philadelphia Ohio July 23 1848 She leaves one son David A Ricketts and siblings in Iowa and Ohio The remains were buried in Evergreen cemetery Also noted is the death of George Pollock a longtime Fairfield resident aged 71 who died Thursday morning at his West Adams street home after a brief illness of grippe and bronchitis

Mary Ricketts Fairfield Stover West Burlington Street Mary Alter-Ricketts New Philadelphia Ohio Jefferson County A. C. Ricketts George Pollock West Adams Street Mr. Pollock

Also Mentioned on This Page

Robert Angstead George Banfield H. S. Angstead William Hawkins Libertyville Rena Traxler Jessie Mt. Pleasant Henry Baier Alena Grace Rodgers St. Paul Minn Huron South Dakota 8S. K. Huffman New Ashland District Court William Hensley Ecelia Hensley Ladies Aid Society First Lutheran Church Fred Jericho West Kirkwood Street Clinton Lodge No. 15 W. H. Mohr Albia Charles McCampbell McCampbell Clearmont News Clearmont Wyoming Chuck Daily Journal Strumental Gladys Ulm Martha Frances Mrogrenski Mr. Baker Ollie Mrs. Orr Osceola Stockman Packwood Werner Jimmie Hedge Ed Hewitt Hewit Wm. DuBois Svent Pleasant Plain Joseph Snook Dunlap Rome Snook Hannibal Heagland Ackley Kansas City Joseph Dunlap Evergreen Cemetery Clyde W. Johnson Missouri Auction School Fairfield, IA R. R. No Miles Charles Holmes 54Th N. Y. Infantry Walton, Delaware Co N.Y Miles Medical CO Elkhart Ind Lockridge Lockridge Lumber Co L. C. Capion MGR Stroy Marquette ARS of LNS Seoz Ir Cas Marquette Cement Mfg. Co la Salle Ill Marquette Ridge Lil Alume Owetes
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