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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1919
Page
3
The article spotlights a standout spring shoe line featuring Black Kid, Brown Kid, and Patent Colt Smart Oxfords. It emphasizes color richness, sleek silhouette, and versatile wear for formal and casual looks.
Dave Nelson visited Mt. Pleasant. C J Fulton traveled to Des Moines. William Cupp of Birmingham called on Fairfield. Mrs John Nelson visited Mt. Pleasant on business. Mr and Mrs R N Slimmer of Libertyville were Fairfield visitors. Miss Margaret White of Chicago stays with her parents Verne and Mrs White. Mrs Louis Easton underwent gall stone surgery. Maude Coleson returned from Peoria after wintering there. Abner Anderson arrived from Camp Merrett with honorable discharge. Mrs Bell Green visits daughter in Kansas City. Mr and Mrs Clair Thomas of Hillsboro bought and moved to the Harry S Ball farm west of town. Community Bible Class to meet at First Lutheran Church tomorrow evening. F J L Black, Fairfield City Clerk, back from Lockridge and at City Hall.
The Parsons College Conservatory of Music presents a recital at Prof Moorhead's studio starting at 7 30 pm featuring Iva Scheffel and a list of pupil performers and works including Florence Rohrer Parisian pieces and dances by Kohler Neidlinger Droz and others in Eureka Indiana with names such as Lucile Parsons Willy Shauer Katheryn McClain and Elizabeth Jericho among the performers.
A large audience again attended the big union services at the Baptist church. Music featured by Mr. Harry Frank with cornet plus duets by Mrs. C. M. Graham and Miss Ruby Garnette drew praise. Rev. Butler spoke on “The Prodigal That Stayed At Home” urging Christians to active faith and Holy Spirit endorsement. Tonight Misses Loofbourrow will sing with Hawaiian guitar accompaniment and Rev. Spalding of Parsons College will perform. the subject is “Soul death by own action.” Children’s Choir practice tomorrow at 4:00 p m.
An old advertisement touts GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil capsules as a preventive for aging, claiming kidney and digestive support, renewed vigor, and delayed decline. It emphasizes odorless capsules, dosage guidance, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to buy from druggists.
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