Oxford Shoes for Service Adopts Various Colors and Heels
Classified note advertises Oxfords suitable for service use in numerous colors and materials. Available with high or low heels to match taste and judgment.
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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1919
Page
3
Classified note advertises Oxfords suitable for service use in numerous colors and materials. Available with high or low heels to match taste and judgment.
Miss Lylah McKee resigns as Hub store clerk. X C Nady leaves for Des Moines on business. Miss Alberta Lewis visits Batavia. George Allen returns from Paris Missouri. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Syberts on East Hempstead. Duncan family at Beckwith. Mrs. Turner travels to Ottumwa for relative’s death. Mrs. Filmore returns to Bloomfield. Eklund sisters depart for Albert City. Beckwith-area farmers ship cattle and hogs. Charles Alexander and Hattie Robinson obtain a marriage license. Mrs. Boies and son visit Garden Grove. Mrs. Kessel and Florence of Pleasant Plain in city. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones visit Pleasant Plain. Reuben Oates of Columbus City visiting. Mrs. Murphy returns from Dubuque. Lieut. and Mrs. Pierson return from Camp Jackson. Miss Fansher ends trim duties at Fair Store. Rev. James Bean visits from Minneapolis after St Louis trip. Sergt Easton arrives at Camp Merritt in York. Sheriff Harris and Atty Leggett escort youths to Ottumwa for Juvenile Court. Mrs. Emry and daughter visit Madison before returning home. Miss Emry to become county superintendent June 1. Mrs. Bennett donates a dollar toward church lot fund. A 1917 dollar found in Christian church tied to a poem later printed in Christian Standard.
The Barhydt chapel hosted Prof. James P. Moorhead pupils for a two and a half hour graduation recital attended by about 400. Students across grades performed from memory, with pieces by Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Chopin, Liszt, Wagner Liszt, and others, and organ solos by Moorhead. The program featured a five minute intermission and decorative fern and iris adornments.
Doctors H N Wright and Belle N Wright, chiropractors, have located in Fairfield with offices on the east side of the square. The Louisiana Missouri Times notes they recently left for Fairfield Iowa to establish themselves as practitioners after a year here. The Wrights were regarded as fine citizens and left many warm personal friends and well wishes.
We announce our office is in the Stubbs building on the east side of the square. Office hours are 9 to 12 a.m. and 1 to 6 p.m. Other hours by appointment. 306-22 H. N. Wright, D. C., Belle N. Wright, D. C.
Careful work with regard for a standard pitch. Leave orders with Unk Rich, Jeweler, A. J. Petrie, piano tuner in Ottumwa Iowa. Phone numbers 279 17 21 23 28 30.
Doris Kenyon appears in the title role of Wild Honey a feature photoplay at the Orpheum today adapted from Vingie E Roe with Louis Joseph Vance and Mrs Roe collaborating to keep the original vigor. The western tale follows a dance hall girl who leads a camp minister astray then wins him back amid love jealousy hate pathos and action.
Des Moines May 21 Iowa will receive a large number of colors and standards from units stationed in France The war department says colors and standards of each regiment go to the state with the most men in that regiment Iowa will gain flags from the 168th infantry Rainbow division the 126th field artillery the 214th engineers 14th division and the 813th field signal battalion of the 88th division The adjutant general will receive the 209th engineers flags Iowa led the 1 250 member unit with 454 men Nebraska may receive the 126th infantry and the 805th Infantry 88th division flags likely going to Iowa
The Jefferson County Hospital Auxiliary will hold a food sale at Mc Laughlin's furniture store Saturday at 10 o'clock led by the 1st and 4th wards. Dishes from the last sale should be returned Saturday. Mr. Wilbur E. Keesey begins June 9 for eleven weeks. Miss Marjorie Roberts as Sabieh the Turkish maiden performs Thursday at 8 15.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Deanip as a star at an event labeled ool on Thursday evening. The garbled text obscures full names, place, and details, leaving only a cue about a performer or notable participant and the timing.
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