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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1907

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Interurban compromise boosts Keosauqua to Fairfield line

Keosauqua May 23 The Fairfield Keosauqua Interurban line prospects grow brighter as New York partners propose a revised contract. The deal allows subsidies for right of way and promoter expenses, extends construction time, and avoids new county taxes except a possible vote in Fairfield. Bonds are ready, with President Blackledge and directors meeting soon.

Keosauqua Fairfield-Keosauqua van Buren County Jefferson County Keosauqua Democrat Hillver George Craven Milton Watkins Metophis New York Messrs Craven Democrat Fairfield Messrs. Craven and Watkines Hillyer & Co Blackledge

Thorne's Braves Fall to Kennedey's Warriors in Close Game

Thorne's Braves lost 10 to 5 to Kennedey's Warriors at Parsons field before a wood sized crowd. The lineup included V Henry Hochuly Heer Belles Gobble Thorne Pinch Jordan Whitham Kennedy Wells Crail Monroe Bennett Callfater McShin Hinkhouse Smith Howard Gobble, with Umpires Howard and Gobble keeping the play orderly.

Thorne Braves Parsons Field Kennedey Warriors V. Henry P Hochuly Heer P. Belles B. Gobble H. Thorne E W. Pinch Ss A. Jordan Gobble L. Kennedy IF. Wells J. Crail R. Monroe EF. Bennett F. Callfater McShin PP. Hinkhouse Rf R. Smith Rf H Howard

Plum Grove Forms Sunday School with Officers Listed

In Plum Grove district No 3 residents organized a Bible Sunday school. Officers include Mrs DD McPherson as superintendent and Mrs Win Wilson as assistant, with Mabel Schief, secretary. Enrollment stands at 27. An ice cream social raised seven dollars thirty cents to fund a library bookcase.

Plum Grove DD. McPherson Win Wilson Mabel Schielf Will Tuller Fannie Junkie Gieo Schleif Larry Snyder C. D. McPherson Elsie Batnes Eenrollment

Elm Grove Social Roundup Sees Families Visiting Areas

Mr and Mrs Oscar Moncon and family visited the Anderson home Sunday Emma Oman visits Mt Pleasant this week William Hartman and son Taylor from Fairfield visiting area Albert Jacobs loses a mare Henry Shuppy Merrimac area and others visit Frank Nelsons George Hartman cattle killed by lightning last Monday night Farmers near completion of corn planting Arthur Nelson spent Sunday with home folks

Oscar Moncon Anderson Home William Hartman Little Son Taylor Fairfield Albert Jacobs George Hartman Henry Shuppy Merrimac Malcolm Nelson Frank Nelson Elijah Lester Johnson

New Sweden Corn Planting Advances

In New Sweden corn planting nears completion as families visit relatives across states. A. Hillman of Denver and EF Hillman of Los Angeles recently toured with their parents A. K Anderson of Gothenburg and S. P Anderson of Paso Robles. Maud Burg of Ottumwa visits her mother and uncles A M Whauffman and Isaac Castile. Mrs S P Cassel of Omaha visits A F Cassel.

Ke. A. Hillman Denver, Colo EF. G. Hillman Los Angeles Cal A. K. Anderson Gothenburg, Neb S. P. Anderson Paso Bables, Cal Maud Burg Ottumwa A. M. Whauffman Isaac Castile

It Page To Advertise In The Daily Journal

Classified notice invites insertion of an advertising page in the Daily Journal. Mention includes placement options and rates for local merchants seeking publicity in the newspaper.

Daily Journal

Jury seated in Whitham damage case against C B and Q

A jury for the Whitham damage suit was not secured until two pm after morning voir dire. The jury panel includes Hall Wright Barrow Ringgelspach Black Shirk King Aihlman Metz Humphreys Griffith Gaines. About twenty witnesses will be examined. Leggett McKenney defend C B and Q. Hughe Crail Crail for Whit am. The suit concerns 20 acres burned near Burlington tracks last summer attributed to sparks from Burlington trains.

Whitham W.C. Hall H. C. Wright Louis Barrow Jacob Ringgelspach Archibald Black W. D. Shirk R. C. King LB. Z Aihlman Chester Metz Benjamin Humphreys T. J. Griffith Frank Gaines Leggett & Mckenney J. A. Hughe Crail & Crail Mr. Whitam Burlington Burlington Company

GORN RAISING CONTEST FOR 1907 AT JEFFERSON COUNTY

Farmers Institution announces a corn growing contest for 1907 open to all county farmers. prizes will be awarded for the best acre of corn with one bushel exhibit and a methods report. Five impartial judges will measure plots and other prizes cover fruit and domestic science contests.

Farmers Institution Yen Jefferson County Ames A. L. Stanford

Dr Maddux Present at Iowa Osteopaths Meeting

Dr W S Maddux attends the annual Iowa Osteopaths meeting in Des Moines. The session opens with papers on osteopathy and surgery, practitioner school relations, and a lemons box talk, with various discussions led by named doctors. Afternoon focuses on Luciplent Tuberculosis clinics and related topics.

W. S. Maddux Des Moines Iowa Osteopaths Maddux S. T. Wyland Chariton Jos. Baughman Burlington S. B. Miller Cedar Rapids J. R. Bullard Marshalltown S. S. Still D.s. Maddux Fairfield T. J. Ruddy

Real Estate Transfers Record of Deeds

Catherine Mann and others transfer to Abram Armstrong a tract in 1, 73, 8 for S400. Geo Cows and others transfer to BR Snider a referees deed for 40 acres in 61, 75, 11 for S160. Geo Cows and others transfer to N D Simiitt tracts in 25, 73, 11 for S12,470.07. Geo Cows and others transfer to O Johnson a tract in 20, 75, 11 for S4,520. Geo Cows and others transfer to Geo Ik tracts Lot 1 in 30, 73, 11 and Lot 2 in 30, 73, 11 for S1,875.78. Wm James McReynolds and wife transfer to Ben R Linder a tract in 31, 73, 11 for S1,450.

Catherine Mann Abram Armstrong Cows Snider N. DD Simiitth O. Johnson Cows Et Alto Geo. Ik Stes James McReynolds Ben R. Linder

Missionary Meeting With Rev and Mrs Taylor at Free Methodist

Rev and Mrs J T Taylor returned missionaries from Iedia will lead a special Missionary meeting at the Free Methodist church next Sabbath evening and preach at the morning service. The lecture on Missions follows years of active service and their return to attend the General Conference of their denomination soon.

J. T. Taylor Iedia Free Methodist Church

Mohawk Community Notes from Monday to Sunday

Rev Nay preached at Mohawk schoolhouse Monday night. Sherm Norton and Henry Hilder hauled hogs to Wayland Monday. Mr and Mrs Henry Shuppy visited daughter Cora on Sunday. Lizzie Eshelman called at Mr Pleasant Saturday. Lizzie McGuire and daughters visited Mrs M S McGuire on Sunday. Peter Sammons of Fairfield visited Norton home. A large crowd attended singing at Lutheran church Sunday evening. Tom Sammons of Rome was a Sunday caller. Earl Lyons and Mrs Stacie Schadt visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Peter Lyon on Sunday. David Lynn completed a barn for Julius Gentile.

Mia Henry Shuppy Cora Lizzie Eshelman Earl Lyons Stacie Schadt Peter Lyon

Mrs Elizabeth Green Dies at Home in Jefferson County

Mrs Elizabeth Green died last evening about 8 30 at the home of her daughter Mrs TH W Stoner three miles northwest of the city after a lingering illness She was about 84 and came to Jefferson county in 1846 Surviving are six children Graham in Idaho Allen in Oklahoma Mrs C M Moyer York NE Wayne in Buchanan township and Mrs H W Stoner The funeral is set for tomorrow at 1 30 pm from the home with Rev Thomas Osborn of the local Methodist Episcopal church officiating Interment in Evergreen cemetery

Elizabeth Green TH. W. Stoner Jefferson County Alfred Green Graham Grew Idaho Allen Green Oklahoma C. M. Moyer York Nebraska Wayne Green Puchanan This County H. W. Stoner Thomas Osborn Methodist Episcopal Church Evergreen Cemetery

Rumor of Burlington Train Plan Stirs Local Transit Talk

Local officials hear a rumor that the Burlington may abandon No 1 the Denver fast train arriving at 11 p m and reclassify No 13 as No 1 arriving at 3 a m. No official notice has been received and officials cannot confirm changes. If true No 1 may be dropped but No 5 will serve the Chicago to Burlington run with only an hour difference while No 6 remains active.

Burlington Denver No. Lt Chicago

Memorial Sermon for G A R and W R C Volunteers

Members of the G A R old soldiers and sailors and the W E R C are urged to meet at the G A R hall on Sunday May 26 at two o'clock pm to attend Memorial services at the Christian church led by Rev W H Betts Soldiers of the Spanish American War are asked to join this service Newton Williams Commander The Journal notes a previous misstatement about the sermon announcement.

W. ER. C G. A. R. Hall Christian Church W. H. Betts Newton Williams Journal

Lutheran Reception Honors New Members at English Lutheran

Tomorrow evening at the English Lutheran church and parsonage an informal reception will honor those recently joining the Lutheran church and others planning to unite soon. Sixty adults have joined, with many infants baptized and three more to come. A catechetical class will prepare youths for confirmation. The program features songs recitations and instrumental music with refreshments to follow.

English Lutheran Church Endeavor Society Lutheran Church Hecht

Mt Pleasant grocer to open June store, move family

H A Duncan of Mt Pleasant has rented the Reynolds store room and will open a grocery business about June 1. He has also rented Mitchel’s new house at South Matin and Adams streets and will move his family there at once.

H. A. Duncan Mt. Pleasant C.T. Reynolds Mr. Duncan J. T. Mitchel South Matin Adams Streets

Died in Minneapolis Brighton Citizen G M Friend

A Brighton resident G M Friend died suddenly in Minneapolis on the eve of a planned heart operation. He leaves a wife and two sons and was a brother-in-law of Paul Shridan and cousin of J A Atkinson. Funeral time not yet set.

G. M. Friend Brighton Minneapolis Minn Paul Shridan J. A. Atkinson

Life of William Dunlap Dies at Salina After Illness

William Dunlap 1821 May 22 age 101? born Highland County Ohio died at home after lingering illness. Survived by wife Ruth Long and nine children, six living including J W Dunlap Elmer Dunlap Mamie Gladman Sadie Dickenson Mrs G Anderson Frank Dunlap. Funeral at home conducted by Rev Paol Evergreen Cemetery Fairfield. Community expresses sympathy to widow and children.

Salina William Dunlap Mr. Dunlap Highland County Ohio Mary DeWitt J. W Elmer Dunlap Mamie Gladman Canon City Col Sadie Dickenson Hedrick G Anderson Rock Rapids Frank Independence Elmer Dickson Ruth ©. Long Dunlap Methodist Episcopal Church Paol Evergreen Fairfield

Prof Huston Re-elected Superintendent at Junction City

Ralph Huston, reappointed as Junction City Kansas school superintendent, will receive a ten dollar monthly salary raise. He is a Fairfield High and Parsons College alumnus, unanimously chosen by the board, and plans to visit his parents here next week with Mrs Huston and their baby. Mr Bluston has not yet decided whether to accept the offer.

Ralph Huston Junction City Kansas Bluston Huston Fairfield High School Parsons College

Fairfield Band Concert Program in the Park Tonight

The Fairfield band performs a varied program this evening featuring March Salute to William ICL deksacensnareontens, Our Favorite Danner, The Little Giant, Moon Overture Encore, Salute to Washington, Uncle Sam’s Favorite, Easy Street, and other pieces. The listing includes concerted marches and overtures.

Fairfield Band Williame Lass Pears Wiefer Wwalts Onan wThomas Moon Stefer

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