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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1910
Page
5
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Thelfarit Ireland advertises shoe repair services with a focus on quality workmanship and customer satisfaction. The notice emphasizes reliable repairs, efficient turnaround, and attention to detail for all shoe types.
Miss Helen Fligg returned home from Elmer Missouri after two weeks away. E Pitkin of Fayettesville Arkansas arrived for an extended visit with his daughter Mrs J C Thorne. Physical Culture Club meets tomorrow at 3 at the Library. Miss Harriett Anderson of Chicago arrives to take a trimming job in the Fair millinery department. George Strong Relief Corps No 21 will hold a regular meeting this evening. Mr James P Wilson is not connected with O J Kellogg as illustrator for Kellogg’s late letters.
Miss Grace Allen entertained a small company of ladies at her home on West Adams street. The evening from eight to ten featured a dainty chafing dish supper amid merriment. Guests included Mrs. Harvey Easton and Misses Bertie Kamp Ruth Johnson Jessie Black Florence Both and Bessie McGregor.
Jeffer son county township trustees convened to set a uniform roadwork plan. John Mamatray presided. D B Coop named secretary amid wide attendance. Speakers promoted road dragging with Penn township example and gasoline engine grading costing under 150 dollars per mile. The County Attorney reviewed tax mills for road purposes, suggesting eight mills for all uses.
Knights of Pythias gathered across Iowa for a state and national anniversary. Forest City lodge No. 37 in Fairfield hosted over 90 members for initiation and banquet with a unique climax as band members joined and renamed their ensemble The K wf P Band. W E Harris presided as toastmaster and a band encore followed into the night.
About thirty five Evergreen Judge Degree of Honor members celebrated Miss Mabel Lundquist’s birthday at the Lundquist home on South Main Street. A luncheon followed with music by Miss Luindquist, and guests left near midnight. Mrs. Ketcham has moved to the Hudgel property at 112 blocks east.
LaGrippe pains and coughing are described as rapidly eased by Foley's Honey and Tar. The notice claims mild laxative effects and safe, certain results from L. S. Bradshaw Co. products.
For sale two acres with a six room house and abundant fruit, close in. contact 3295. Also for sale a Davenport in good condition with two old ingrain carpets. phone 670 at 304 E Burlington St. A turban cap finished with your own hair offered for 50 cents. samples on display by Mrs S E Mower at Corner 6th Street and Grimes.
Sealed bids will be received at the city clerk's office up to 7 pm March 15 1910 for a driver and team for the hose wagon for the year commencing April 1 1910. Wm L Long City Clerk.
A notice announces a change of program at the Lyric Theater allowing patrons to enjoy a new show. The update outlines performance timing and admission details for the venue’s upcoming schedule.
The Jubilee singers perform at the Lyric next Tuesday and Wednesday promising a spirited vocal program for local concertgoers.
An upcoming Jubilee and Wednesday night show promises extra big entertainment with admission set at 20 cents, appealing to readers seeking affordable Watt entertainment.
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