Personal notes from Fairfield and visiting guests
George E Estes of Packwood spent yesterday in the city while Mrs John Axline remains critically ill at home. Visitors include Mr and Mrs George Shinn of Birmingham and Hon James D Smythe of Burlington. An All Eastern Stars banquet is set for March 9 at 5 pm with tickets from Mrs O M Drummond or Mrs Frank N Lucas by March 3. A public Fraternal Aid Hall dance is planned. sixteen new Ford cars passed through Fairfield en route from Chicago to Centerville. The Fairfield Ottumwa basketball doubleheader has been cancelled due to smallpox.
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Legger House
O. M. Drummond
Frank N. Lucas
Ford
Fairfield
Chicago
Centerville
Chemung Sinks Under Torpedo as Crew Flies With Flag
Captain John L. Duffy of the French liner Rochambeau recounts the sinking of the Chemung off the Spanish coast by an Austrian submarine. Crew of 34 abandoned ship in small boats with the flag flying, then towed to shore by the submarine before a Spanish steamer and then torpedoed.
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New York
John L. Duffy
Rochambeau
Chemung
Mediterranean
Spain
Archangel
Duffy
Jacobsen
Salvadore Giner
Mawson Moving Pictures Impress At Barhydt Chapel
The Sir Douglas Mawson moving pictures from the Mawson Antarctic expedition were shown last evening at Barhydt Chapel. Six reels document remote wildlife far beyond inhabited lines, offering unusually engaging views of animals and birds in the Antarctic region.
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Sir Douglas Mawson
Died This Morning Frank W Campbell of Fairfield
Frank W. Campbell 81 died at 10 AM in his home 207 North C Street after five days illness. Born February 5 1836 in Illinois he lived in Jefferson County then Fairfield. Survived by wife Mary Jane Lemmon died 1915. children Ada Kirkpatrick Della Ramsey John Campbell Ed Campbell. siblings George B Campbell B R Campbell and O J Ristine. Funeral plans not yet announced.
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Frank W. Campbell
North C Street
Mr. Campbell
William Campbell
Illinois
Jefferson County
Farfield
Mary Jane Lemmon
Ada Kirkpatrick
Corad, Neb
Della Ramsey
Fairfield
John Campbell
Richland
Ed. Campbell
George B. Campbell
Gothenberg
Neb
B. R. Campbell
Scotts Bluffs
O. J. Ristine
Personal Notes Of Local Social Circles
George Allen returned home from a visit with relatives in Ft. Madison. Don Teal and wife returned from Ames after attending the county engineers convention. Mrs. Margaret Gilchrist is ill at her East Adams street home. Louis Kafka and children visited from Pleasant Plain. E. M. Smith of Packwood visited the city. Mrs. Charles Jordan of Ottumwa visited her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stine of Ottumwa plan a visit to Ray Loehr and will attend the K. P. banquet tonight. C. T. Reynolds visits his family. I. D. Downey returns to Strathmore Penn. after the death of his brother-in-law F. P. Sears. Vern Speer moves from near Birmingham to W. D. Shirk farm. Harold Stevens of St. Paul guests of Allen Jewett. Mrs. J. E. Unkrich of Lockridge moves to 204 West Jefferson. Mrs. J. R. Mkeseli ill at East Washington but improving. Miss Helen Lessenger returns to Des Moines after visiting Mrs. George Q. Loesch. Merwyn Laughlin of Batavia spends the day here.
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I. D. Downey
Strathmore
Penn
F. P. Sears
Helen Lessenger
Des Moines
George Q. Loesch
Funeral of Ray Longwell Held at First Methodist Church
The funeral for Ray Longwell, born August 5 1887 in Douglas Illinois, will be Sunday at 2 00 PM from the First Methodist church with Rev W R Keesey officiating. Interment is in Evergreen Cemetery. Iowa National Guard Company M members will attend in a body with a firing squad giving military honors. He leaves two children Ruth and Robert, a brother S J Longwell, and a sister Mrs S A Burnett.
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Ray Longwell
First Methodist Church
W. R. Keesey
Evergreen Ceme
Longwell
The
Federal Service
Mr. Longwell
Douglas
Ill
William Longwell
Fairfield
Hilda Bow
Monmouth
Ruth
Robert
Pekin
S. J. Longwell
Hopkins
Florida
S. A. Burnett
College Notes on Hedricks and Barnett
Parsons athlete John Hedricks, sidelined by tonsillitis, is expected to return to school soon. Sylvester Barnett will go home to Centerville this evening to receive the Masonic degree.
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John Hedricks
Parsons
Sylvester Barnett
Centerville
Found money on South Fourth street reported
A sum of money was found on South Fourth street on Thursday and the owner may claim it at the Journal office.
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South Fourth Street
Journal
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Fantireland
George E. Estes
Packwood
City
John Axline
South Sixth Street
Elizabeth Rankin
Stronghurst
Louis Cavins
Clarence Webber
Galesburg, Ill
George Shinn
Birmingham
James D. Smythe
Burligton
Ada Mulaca
Bernice
Creston
S. E. Goddard
West
Briggs Street
Lucile Lamberson
Henry Pickard
East Pleasant Plain
Mrs. Waters
Miss Mildred
Mt. Pleasant
Ira Oats
Columbus Junction
Reuben Oats
Carl Frieberg
Mary Gorman
Bernhart
Wm. Eaton
Ottumwa
Charles Armstrong
Jefferson County Hospital
W. E. Smith
Paul Koenig
North B Street
George Ross
Unionville
Hayden
West Broadway
Lucy
Helen Cielsielsky
Pleasant Plain
Joseph Viera
Fraternal Aid Hall
Fairfield High School
East One Hundred and Sixty-third Street
Barhydt
Mawson
George Allen
Ft. Madison
Don Teal
Ames
County Engineers
Margaret Gilchrist
East Adams Street
Louis Kafka
E. M. Smith
Charles Jordan
Charles Stine
Ray Loehr
K. of P
C. T. Reynolds
Mrs
Vern Speer
W. D. Shirk
Harold Stevens
St. Paul, Minn
Allen Jewett
J. E. Unkrich
Lockridge
Cis City
Jefferson Street
J. R.mkeseli
Veen
East Washington Street
Merwyn Laughlin
Batavias
College
Om Me
the Square
Ward Lumber Yard
Stubbs
J. C. Bradshaw Furniture CO
Gaumer Bros Jewelry
Brunswick Phonograph
Orpheum
Orpheum Orchestra
Jesse L. Lasky
Marie Doro
Charles Dicken
Oliver Twist
Robert Conness and
Mabel Trunnelle
Phillip Strong
Fairfield Theater
Thomas H. Ince
Frank Keenan
Margaret
Thompson
Kentucky
Fay Tincher
Keystone
Allen Stephenson
Jack Holt and
Francis Ford
Mr. Vampire
Gale Henry and
William Franey
Tale OF the
Fairfield Steam Laundry