The New Spring Boots Debut in Distinctive Style
Spring boots arrive with unique patterns and handcrafted lasts promising comfort and fit. The store invites customers to try the new line and feel its distinctive character.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1917
Page
7
Spring boots arrive with unique patterns and handcrafted lasts promising comfort and fit. The store invites customers to try the new line and feel its distinctive character.
City residents send word of Miss Lizzie Arrowsmith illness in Burlington and numerous relatives and friends visiting or traveling. Readers learn of jobs and moves, college student visits, a new baby girl born to Walter Johnson and Ruth Wisecarver, and a dancing party at Elk’s hall with Schubert’s orchestra.
Community mourns C C Carl native of Fairfield who ran a wagon and repair shop in New Chicago and is survived by Nevada Simons four children and other relatives. D C Wolett born in Huntington County Pa 1854 moved to Fairfield then Jefferson County leaves wife and two children. Inquest set for nine tomorrow at the county attorney’s office as trainmen expected to attend.
The Iowa Wesleyan Glee Club will present a fine concert at the Methodist church tomorrow evening with a varied program. Soloists, quartet, and reader are listed along with the ensemble lineup and staff including director Miss Flora Baldwin and accompanist Mr. Chas. E. Shook.
Tomorrow evening the Knox League semi final features Quincy High School against Fairfield High School in Quincy Illinois. The Quincy team includes Harold Randall Charles Fulton and Raymond Stewart while Fairfield fields John Bartlett Carroll Bradshaw and Otto Eckey with judges from Grinnell Penn College Oskaloosa and Iowa Wesleyan.
Clarence Wm. Cook, the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Orville E. Cook, died at 2 a.m. today at their home 206 North Ninth Street after pneumonia illness. Born Sept 4, 1916, he was six months and twenty four days old. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 p.m. from the home with interment in Evergreen Cemetery.
Emma Boley returns from Des Moines after six weeks in a millinery house. Lutheran Lad's Aid meeting postponed indefinitely. Mrs. Fred Ahlstrand of Monmouth visits daughter Mrs. H P McLaughlin. Kenneth Thorpe of Des Moines visits grandmother Mrs. D P Stubbs. Mrs. George Frasher back from Ainsworth due to brother D L Baird's illness. F D Kerrick in Batavia on business. O I Westenhaver of Pleasant Plain in the city on business.
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