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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1917
Page
3
Local retailer touts new spring boots with unique originality. Handcrafted lasts and patterns offer a distinguished style and perfect fit for comfort. Let customers view the latest arrivals.
Carl McClain breaks his collar bone after a fall while playing on North Court. Mrs. C. W. Raines travels to Toledo Iowa. Families McKenney and Herring visit New London. Margaret Elder visits from Libertyville. Prof. E E Watson leaves for Parsons College duties. Speer family to move to Washington farm. Horton Spencer critically ill. Various visits and relocations unfold among local residents including Proutys, Melchior, Hedge, Whitmer, Mosser, Kilzer, McGaw, Toothacre, Brewer.
The City Council and Ladies’ Improvement Association organize a city wide clean up in early April. Four city teams will survey the town while the Clean City Club mobilizes residents to gather and prepare trash for removal. A prize contest with cash awards rewards yards and alleys kept tidy and attractive through the summer.
Local residents made several trips this weekend visiting Ottumwa Kirksville and Mt Sterling. Mrs Booth at West Kirkwood is ill Charles Barrow remains ill at Mrs Booths home. The Andersons plan to return to Corning after a death in the family and Mr Nash spent the weekend at his Washington home. Ed Montgomery and others attended a play in Ottumwa.
The Iowa Wesleyan Glee Club performs at the Methodist church Thursday at 8 o'clock. This eighteenth annual tour features a stronger group under Mises Flora Baldwin with reader Helen Barrett and soloist Newton E. Moats. Proceeds aid the new church fund via the Epworth League.
A concert is planned at the Methodist church Thursday evening March 29 with admission set at 25 cents. The 439 Buffalo Bill show is coming soon to the Fairfield Theater.
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