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Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1917

Page

7

Local society and lodge notices from Forest City area

The Ladies Aid Society of Saint Mary's Church meets at Mrs. Robert Buchan's home southeast of the city. Miss Belle Allender completes a Wooster school term. O E S members planning to visit Mrs. Ralph Stever meet Mrs. Frank Lucas at 11 fifteen. Forest City Lodge 1491 arranges lumber shipments to Ottumwa. Moose Legionaire degree to be held June 5 in Ottumwa with Fairfield guests. Hawk Eye Rebekah Club banquet at North side I O O F hall invites guests and requires own dishes and trays.

Ladies Aid Society of Saint Mary’s Church Robert Buchanan O. E. S. Club Ralph Stever Frank Lucas Forest City Lodge Ottumwa Legionaire Fairfield Boys H. W. Fulton Dubuque Alf G. Cook State Moose Association W. B. Stoker Ottumwa Lodge B. Wright Henry Suechting James Reynolds D. M. Watts C. A. Bosworth George Gordo T. J. Nye John Marring E. L. Higgins Hawkeye Rebekah Club Fred North Side I. O. O. F. Hall

Local Social Notes From Ottumwa and Surrounding Towns

Miss Stella Monfort and Mrs. Joseph Valentine return from Itumwa visit. Walter Johnson of Chicago visits at H. E. Wisecarver home. Miss Ira Collins returns from Chicago Normal School. Fern Lawson and Etta Stever visit relatives in Libertyville. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Picken spend Sunday in Albia. Mabel Lucas and Lucy Dempsey visit at Libertyville. Geo. W. Yarrington on business in Kansas City. Oats family from Columbus Junction travel via Ottumwa. Mrs. Phelps Shores returns to Roseville after visiting here and Libertyville. Walter J. McKeen visits Birmingham. Miss Mary Creath spends Sunday with A. W. Brown. Mrs. H. S. Stark returns to Kansas City after two weeks here. Minta Hagland returns tonight from Keokuk. Harvey Gaumer and Paul Bishop visit Gearhart home in Libertyville. Vic Burden of Birmingham visits Ottumwa area. Mrs. C. W. Mountain and Marguerite visit Cumberland for graduation. Mrs. Mountain’s relatives visit in Clarinda. Mrs. Duffy to Colorado. Cora Davis of Beckwith weekends here. Clinton McGahen visits Mt. Pleasant. Wm. Knight visits Ottumwa friends. Warren Gumm of Ottumwa visits with Gumm family in city.

Ira Collins Chicago Normal School of Physical Education Fern Lawson Etta Stever Libertyville Wm. Picken Albia Mabel Lucas Lucy Dempsey Geo. W. Yarrington Kansas City R. Oats Ruth H. S. Stark Hal Brown Minta Hagland a_e J. W. van Tassel Keokuk Harvey Gaumer Paul Bishop Gearhart Vic Burden Birmingham C. W. Mountain Marguerite Cumberland

Viviani Praises President Wilson in Temps Interview

Paris reports M. Viviani, justice minister, calls President Wilson a man of high intellect with a penetrating vision who understands American opinion. He notes two masterly qualities patience and decisive action shaping the statesman.

Paris Wilson M. Viviani Justice The Temps

Joint Memorial Held at Abingdon By Old Settlers and Odd Fellows

A joint memorial service was held in Abingdon by the Old Settlers and the Odd Fellows on May 29 at 6 30 p m. Attorney R C Leggett spoke. Attendees from the city included Delzell Green J C Blackford F D Kerrick Gene Chadduck John Lindbom O Way Lon Nott J L Hicks John Bower Master Capt B F Crail Andrew Gantz and Charles Carter.

Old Settlers Odd Fellows R. C. Leggett Delzell Green J. C. Blackford F. D. Kerrick Gene Chadduck John Lindbom O. Way Lon Nott J. L. Hicks John Bowermaster Capt B. F. Crail Andrew Gantz Charles Carter

Unkrichs Boys Band Concert Program

The Unkrichs Boys Band presents a Tuesday evening concert directed by George W. Unkrich. The program includes Military Tribune March by J Siebert Taylor, The Golden Sceptre Overture by R Schlepegrell, Iowa State Semi Centennial March by A F Weldon, Honeysuckle Polka Trombone Solo by J O Casey-Glen Shafer, Bits of Remick Hits Medley Over ture No 17 A Lampe, When Irish Eyes Are Smiling sung by Margaret White, Songs of Scotland selection, Alkahest March by G E Holmes, and The Star Spangled Banner.

Unkrich George W. Unkrich Military Tribune J. Siebert Taylor R. Schlepegrell Iowa State A. F. Weldon J. O. Casey Glen Shafer Remick J. B. Lampe Ernest R. Ball Margaret White Songs of Scotland Lampe G. E. Holmes

Decoration Day Flower Donations Sought

Residents urged to donate flowers for Decoration Day with emphasis on school children the Relief Corps and Old Soldiers. Scarcity of flowers this year may make gathering difficult by order of Commander J S Gantz. Read the Journal Classified Ads.

Relief Corps

Sunday School Baseball League Meeting Requested

All members of the Board of Directors and others interested in the project are urged to meet at the Baptist church Tuesday evening at seven thirty for a short meeting. Pastors of the churches serve as advisory members of the board.

The Baptist Church

Memorial Day Business Closures Noted

Next Wednesday is Memorial Day and business will be largely suspended. The post office and banks will be closed and the courthouse will be shut all day. Journal employees will observe the day and no paper will be issued.

Court House Journal Employes

Notice on Return of Lost Gold Watch

A notice states the party who took the gold watch from the water works on Saturday afternoon should return it at once or no further comment will be made. Signed by 778 W A. BOLEY.

Original Colfax Mineral Waters Advertises Laxative

Fairfield Pure Ice Co offers Original Colfax Mineral Waters as a natural mild laxative with a musretic effect priced at $1.50 per case. Phone 104.

Fairfield Pure Ice Co

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Belle Allender Wooster Ada B. Parsons Minnie Rubey Stella Monfort Joseph Valentine Hattie Monfort Itumwa Walter Johnson Chicago, NL H. E. Wisecarver J. G. Browning Alex Doedy Clarinda Duffy Colorado Huband Cora Davis Beckwith Clinton McGahen Mt. Pleasant Wm. Knight Frends Warren Gumm Co. M Mrs Robt. Gumm Vivian Thoma Abingdon U. S. Amusement Company Jean Sothern Lindsay & Collins Jesse Llasky Marie Doro Columbia Picture Corp Viola Dana Metro William Fox Joan Sawyer Stuart Holmes LovesLaw ART Craft Picture Corp Mary Pickford Redwoods J. S. Gantz Classified Ads W A. Boley Gaumer Bros Charles Lyon Fairfield Lowa
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