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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1905

Page

5

Parsons trounce Central University 13 to 4 in decisive win

Parsons overwhelmed Central University with a 13 to 4 victory after noon. Harris pitched effectively for Parsons as Masters and Teigen struggled for Pella. The game featured a slugging surge by Parsons in the sixth and eighth innings and ended with well wishes to the Buckley nuptials.

Parsons Pella Our Boys Central University Masters Feigen Harris Conry Clarke Gunn Barnett Teestrop Gobble West Thoma Reno Ricksher Adams Cook Brown Hasselman Ricksher Hinkle Hink Picken Vestrop Teigen Vteigen W. Campbell

Wealthy Stockport stockman dies by own action

Charles Harlan a prominent Stockport Iowa stockman committed death by own action Friday afternoon by taking chloroform He left a note saying he was tired of life and that a will had been left at the bank He was well known in the community and no other cause is given for the deed May 20 Stockport Iowa

Stockport Iowa Charles Harlan

Piano Recital by Par sons College Conservatory Students

A large crowd attended a Thursday evening recital at Library Hall by Par sons College Conservatory of Music students. The program opened with piano solos, followed by vocal and instrumental pieces. Mrs Dillon Turney voiced a German solo to applause, a quartet of Mrs James Montgomery Miss Mary Louise Wilson Percy Easton and Ralph Huston performed and Miss Clara Hinkle closed with Rhapsody Brilliant. The event marked visible progress and many called it the best recital yet by the grade students.

Parsons College Conservatory of Music Library Hall Dillon Turney James Montgomery Mary Louise Wilson Percy Easton Ralph Huston

Bankruptcy Stock Sold to Rains and White Bros

The bankrupt stock of groceries owned by Oliver & Co. was sold Thursday afternoon to Rains & White Bros. for 1200 dollars. Autrobus of Burlington, a bankruptcy referee, met creditors and authorized the sale. White Bros. are known local grocers, and Rains plans to move the stock to the new firm’s location to run a first class grocery.

Oliver & Co Rains & White Bros ALN Autrobus Burlington White Bros Rains Tie

City Council Adopts Asphalt Paving Plan for East Burlington

The council met after adjournment with all members present to hear objections to city paving. Voters on East Burlington street favor asphalt while others prefer brick as the plan calls for 30 feet wide pavement from one block east of park to D street. Brick alleys and South Depot street will be paved with vitrified brick and curbing set in artificial stone. C R Allen named civil engineer to prepare plans and specifications. council adjourned.

Fulton East Burlington Street Si Unare South Hl Street Park D Street Depot Street

Reverend Pearse Pinch to Begin at First Congregational Church

In response to a unanimous call, Rev. Pearse Pinch accepts the pastorate and will begin work Sunday June 4 1905. The church has a new paint job interior decor a unique pipe organ and a renowned choir. Pews are free and a hearty welcome is promised to all.

First Congregational Church Pearse Pinch

Ricksher Wins Debate In Preshmann Prize Event

Frank Riecksher won the decision in the annual Preshmann Prize debate at Orio hall on Friday. The issue favored increasing interstate commerce powers to settle railway rate disputes. Judges A G Jordan J B Crail and Ralph Munro presided. Prof James G McMurtry opened with an address titled My Favorite Book.

Frank Riecksher Orio Hall Interstate Commerce Commission Messrs Ross and Gobble Raney Ricksher A. G. Jordan J. 8. Crail Ralph Munro James G McMurtry

Time Cards for Denver and Chicago Expresses

Train schedule snippet shows daily services with times for Denver and Chicago lines. Some trains like Nos. 7 and 15 do not carry passengers. Notes indicate exceptions for Nos. 16 10 and 92 Way Freight and missing data gaps.

Denver Express Chicago Express Cpm

Golden State Limited and Freight Schedules Featured

Rail timetables list east bound and freight trains with daily and Sunday runs, noting Golden State Limited and related services. A stray cooking tip from Harper's Bazaar praises light eggs beaten separately for a fluffy omelet, noting rapid service and warmth.

Golden State Limited Sunasy EL Paso Texas Points West

Quiet Wedding of Buckley and Perkins Surprises Friends

Thomas Buckley and Minnie Perkins quietly married May 1 1905 in Davenport Iowa by a Catholic priest. Perkins visited Washington before meeting Buckley, then returned home to reveal the secret days later. Perkins is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jay Perkins of S Briges street and well regarded in the city.

R. R. Buckley Indy Davenport Thomas Buckley Minnie Perkins Iowa Miss Perkins Washington Mr. Buckley Jay Perkins S. Briges Street

Seniors Entertain Friends At Porch Party

The second committee of the high school senior class hosted a porch party at Miss Cora Dill's home for the class, faculty, and friends. L A Power and Dr. McClain led an old-fashioned conundrum content. A short musical program featured piano solos by Helen Wilson and Grace Hague, a vocal solo by Iris Shertrude Aikens, and a piano duet by Mary Mitchell and Helen Wilson. Strawberries, cream, and waters were served as the event concluded late.

Cora Dill L.A. Power Dr. McClain Helen Wilson Hague Eee Shertrude Aikens Vioge Bono Si Vsti Cnasser May McClain

Home Remedy For Mole Uses Diy Tartar Emetic Plaster

A safe remedy suggests applying a Diabylon plaster of half ounce tartar emetic one dram croton oil five drops to the mole. The plaster should be spread to mole size and left until suppuration then removed to heal.

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