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Newspaper
Fairfield Journal
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1907
Page
5
Report shows yesterday 6 p.m. 75 above and midnight 54 above 4 a.m. noon readings. The data records a sequence of temperatures over the last twenty four hours from Jericho's standard thermometer.
Mrs. Custis Vaught visits Liberty Ville relatives while W O Israel of Keokuk calls on family. Mrs. E W Crosby plans a Burlington visit. Joe Wagner and Mr. and Mrs. Copeland engage in business and social visits in Ottumwa. Dr E G Grove attends a Burlingon patient. Crail enjoy Minneapolis trip. Major Gantz begins exhibition tour with Frank Cooper. Louden manager Callander visits. Lutheran Ladies Aid hosts new member reception Friday night with program and refreshments.
Miss Velda R Quillen and Edward Herman quietly wed Saturday at eight in the Methodist Episcopal parsonage Rev Thomas Osborn officiating The ceremony surprised friends who congratulate the couple Mrs Martha Quillen is the bride's mother The dressmaker bride and the upright groom plan a summer in Okoboji.
Arthur Green of Burlington visited relatives here on Sunday. Clifford Thoma was a guest in Ottumwa yesterday. The Ex-Elzevirs enjoyed Saturday afternoon at Miss Nellie Ball's home. Iowans encampment No. 6 plans to travel to Brighton to confer degrees. Miss Louise Jones hosted Loyal Hearts violet party. Miss Esther Pinch and Miss Alice Pinch honored by Rev and Mrs Pinch. Mr McKinney of Artesia will address Fairfield council members tomorrow evening about fraternal aid law changes.
Des Moines Daily News highlights Evangelist Sunday events in Knoxville. A tabernacle is built mid street near the county courthouse, drawing wide local support and a church collaboration forming daily management. William A. Sunday and Fred A. Fisher lead a growing choir aiding conversions. Sunday recently concluded a major Fairfield Iowa meeting.
Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment promises instant relief for piles with positive results. It claims to treat itching pain protruding and blind piles, selling in 50 cent nickel cap glass jars through Fk W Jericho & Co.
The product Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung trouble is claimed to be unaffected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. L. S. Bradshaw & Co. endorses it as a safe remedy for children.
Rev. Pearse Pinch will deliver the Memorial sermon to G A R and W R members next Sunday at 2 30 PM in the Christian church. Other Memorial exercises will be arranged later.
The two weeks old daughter of Prof. and Mrs. J P Moorhead died this morning at 8 at the Wilson home on South Main street. She had seemed to be doing well when suddenly she passed away. Brief funeral services will be held at the grave. The bereaved parents receive many sympathies from friends.
Ice cream social set for next Thursday evening May 25 at the home of John A Huglin on South Main Street. The Lutheran C BE society sponsors the event with ice cream and cake and invites all residents to attend.
A local call invites individuals to apply for grading dirt assessments tied to Tor T Mitchell. The notice specifies eligibility and submission details for interested parties.
Crail's Restaurant advertises fresh daily ice cream cones, inviting patrons to enjoy a cool treat. The notice emphasizes daily availability and a focus on quality in serving customers.
Cornell and Long announce daily results of National and American League baseball games each evening at seven. Everyone welcome.
J M Archibald offers paper hanging with guaranteed work. Contact phone 737. Location storage room six doors east of Iowa Savings Bank. Associated firm Allendar and McPherson D-4 tf.
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