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Newspaper

Fairfield Journal

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1917

Page

7

Local Dance, Meetings, and Visits Highlight Crie enter News

Community briefs note a Fraternal Aid Union hall dance open to the public and Ever green Lodge meeting changes. Various residents from Edina to Ottumwa visit neighbors, with Mrs Hague elected District president at the State Equal Suffrage annual meeting.

A. S. Hague A. H. Neller W. W. Dove Roland Marsh Louis Easton Des Moines Hague Suffrage Association of the First District

Residents Visit and Social News From Libertyville

Mrs L D May of Kansas City Mo visits parents in Libertyville and stays with Aunt Mrs Mary H Gonterman on West Hempstead Street. Mrs Vern Speer and daughter Marjorie return from a week with friends in Washington. Miss Hazel Dean of Washington visits Mrs G W Gaumer. Mr and Mrs L W Elmore of Pleasant Plain spend a day in the city. Mr EB Green and P O Green of Mankato Kansas visit Chas Green and Thomas Allender homes for Old Settlers celebration. former Jefferson county residents.

L D. May Kansas City, Mo Libertyville Mary H. Gonterman West Hempstead Street Vern Speer Marjorie Washington Hazel Dean G. W. Gaumer EB. O. Green P. O. Green Mankato Kansas Chas. Green Thomas Allender Jeffreson County

Keota Park Summer Event Schedule With Bands and Acts

A full day in Keota features a picnic dinner with free coffee, a 1:00 band concert by the Keota Ladies' Band, boxing and wrestling at Northeast Corner Park, a 2:30 baseball game at Alumni Field, a Kangaroo Court at the Southwest Park corner, an Old Fashioned Singing School, another Keota Ladies' Band concert, DeVelde and Zelda the Equilibrists, Flying Marriotts aerial act, a 5:00 supper, a 7:00 Band Concert, a 7:45 Flying Marriotts encore, and an 8:00 Grand Outdoor Dance with Fairfield Iowa Band performing on the park walks and square. All ages invited.

Keota Northeast Corner Park Kangaroo Court Southwest Corner Park DeVelde Zelda Northwest Corner Park Flying Marriotts Southeast Corner Park Keota Ladies’ Band Equilbrists Northwest Corpur Fairfield Iowa Band

Ground Broken for Cedar No. 1 School Plant

Ground breaking held Tuesday for the Cedar No. 1 school to be built on the X Nady farm site, one mile south and three miles east of city limits. The old Cedar bottom school burned over a year ago and students have attended No. 4 and Peach Blossom schools. Construction will proceed as rapidly as possible.

Cedar No. 1 X. Nady Cedar Bottom No. 4 Peach Blossom

Elevator Fire Destroys Acme Grain Elevator at Stock Yards

A five story frame grain elevator of the Acme Elevator Co. at the National Stock Yards burned with an estimated loss of 200000 dollars. Discovered by Dan Brown a watchman who reports multiple simultaneous fires. The blaze is believed incendiary and the building was closed at noon.

East St. Louis Acme Elevator Company National Stock Yards Dan Brown

Dinner honors Hon. Wm. J. Bryan in city

Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Louden Sr. hosted a dinner for Hon. Wm. J. Bryan, who was the guest of the Loudens while in the city. Bryan departs for Washington, Ia., to speak in Washington county. Guests included R. A. Montgomery, R. J. Wilson, Geo. W. Ball, W. C. Spalding, J. S. McKenney, C. F. Fryer, Co. W Wade, William Louden, and O. F. Nixon. Eastern Star and D A R branch meetings planned. voters urged to back the booze amendment on October 15.

R. B. Louden, Sr Wm. J. Bryan Mr. Bryan Louden Washington, Ia Washington County R. A. Montgomery R. J. Wilson Geo. W. Ball W. C. Spalding J.S. McKenney C. F. Fryer W Wade William Louden O. F. Nix

City Poll Tax Due at Clerk Office This Month

Notice states poll or road tax due at City Clerk's office with penalties after October 31, 1917. Payments accepted Wednesday and Saturday evenings from seven to nine during October. Street Commissioner C. J. Gilly signs the notice.

C. J. Gilly

Visits of Kansans Highlight Rural Headlines

Mrs Bert F Tabor of Fredonia Kansas visits relatives Mr and Mrs George Schlief. Mrs L Kimes of Eldon visits at the home of her daughter Mrs Ed Allender.

Mrs. Johnson Eldon Mrs Thomas Turner D. D. Ramey Roy 3Illingsley Hillsboro E. J. Foster Bert F. Tabor Fredonia, Kan George Schlief Mrs. L. Kimes Ed. Allender

Jefferson County Insurance Union Annual Meeting Notice

To the Members of the Jefferson County Insurance Union the regular Annual Meeting of all policy holders will be held at the Fairfield Public Library on Saturday October 13 at 10 00 a m Every policy holder is urged to be present Election of officers and the transaction of any other business that may appear By order of Executive Committee E D Y Culbertson Sect 241 O 4 S 11

Jefferson County Insurance Union Fairfield Public Library

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Criefs Fraternal Aid Union Hall Walter A. Louden Columbus Ohio Daily Show Evergreen Lodge Degree of Honor Fraternal Aid Union Mary and Pauline Finney Edina, Mo John O'Niel Larmore Anna Farson Ruth Fulton Washington, D. C Lester Burnaugh, Jr Ridgeway, Mo Sam Lewis Vanatta Gorridan Bentonsport Chas. Stansell Frank Bruggemeyer Brighton David Gilchrist Miss Lillie Birmingham Alva Wright Lockridge City Loyd Faulkner Ottumwa C. E. Ward Packwood F. E. Strickling Betts Keokuk Order of Eastern Star Masonic Temple Order Log Cabin Chapter Elizabeth Whitney J. M. McKain South Third Street Fairfield Iowa E. D. Y. Culbertson Piednesday A.V. Frazey & Son Anderson’s C. E. Anderson West Broadway Brunswick Ali, MU SIC Gaumer Bros Sonigcht Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Featuring Edward Earle and Betty Howe North Side Odd Fellows First Docs North Ana Sayings Bank Old Settlers Ture Life Insurance National Life Assn WB. Parrett James F. Wilson Jr Agts Ford
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