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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1912

Page

5

Threshing Season Brightens Wheat and Oats Prospects

County correspondents report a strong threshing period with wheat and oats yielding well. Several residents travel to neighboring towns for visits while others deal with health issues and family gatherings. Community events include church meetings, charitable suppers, and preparations for an upcoming conference year closing.

Presbyterian lawn social and early school plans in Salina

The Salina area report notes a Presbyterian lawn social scheduled for Saturday night August 31 on church grounds. School begins Monday September 2 with Miss Nettie Schillerstrom as teacher. Several locals and visitors from Creston, Nebraska, Kansas City, Des Moines and Ottumwa are mentioned including Ed Schillerstrom family, Miss Maud Krumholtz, Miss Ella Trail, Roy Lynn, Mon Kyle, David Beck’s brother-in-law, Mrs. Looney, Ethel Allender, Ethel Lundquist, Cora Deers, Charles Edmund and family, Zelmer Edmund, Edna Allender and others visiting or traveling to state fairs or nearby towns.

Nettie Schillerstrom Lillian Lewis Oif Creston Iowa Charley Bates Nebraska Ella Trail Roy Lynn Ottumwa Mon Kyle Glendale Des Moines Looney Ethel Allender Fairfield Ethel Lundquist Cora Deers Charles Edmund Schillerstrom Zelmer Edmund Wits Edna Allender Linn Birmingham Anna Katherine Duncan Emil Sandell Burlington Mr. Ekdell Elsie Hartman Christ

Local Families Attend Sunday Gatherings

Warm Sunday finds Mr and Mrs John Koontz visiting their son and wife. Louie Barrow hosts Mr Marrow’s aunt from Fairfield and Mr and Mrs Glover of Oregon for dinner. Ed Hamelton visits Mr and Mrs S F Davidson. John Bryan enjoyed one of his best days.

John Koontz Louie Barrow Mr. Marrow Fairfield Glover Oregon Ed Hamelton S. F. Davidson John Bryan

County Historical Society Meeting and Local Social Notes

Glendale notes announce a County Historical Society meeting at the public library on Wednesday September 4 at 2 00 p m. A miscellaneous wedding shower was held for Mrs Sam Hubert at Orrinary's home. Monroe Kyle and wife vacationing at the state fair and visiting relatives. A Round Prairie Baptist church Sunday school convention is set for September 15. H Heaton attended a Free Methodist camp meeting at Eldon. Andrew Sharp sold a 138 acre farm to Charles Sturgis at about 70 dollars per acre.

The County Historical Society Public Orrinary Sam Hubert Monroe Kyle Round Prairie Baptist Church H. Heaton Free Methodist Eldon Andrew Sharp Charles Sturgis

Libertyville Social Notes Highlight Regional Visits

Mrs C R Swanson Mrs Carl Riggs and son visited Eldon for several days. Mrs Clyde Morley and Mrs P M Peterson are guests in Chicago with the latter's parents. Mr and Mrs J H Daggy left for Chicago and Indianapolis after visiting Mrs Dug Heston. J M Robertson of Ottumwa recently visited here. Gus Riniker Dr S K Davis and Clyde Morley went to Keokuk. Mrs James Calsay and daughter also noted.

C. R. Swanson Carl Riggs and Eldon Clyde Morley P. M. Peterson Chicago J. H. Daggy Bair Neb Indianapolis Dug Heston J. M. Robertson Ottumwa Gus Riniker S. K. Davis Keokuk James Calsay

Parsonsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Mrs. Mary Waters traveled to Chicago on Saturday night. Mrs. Lewis and her son Bernie from Ethel Howell are improving after illness. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Kyle attend the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Shirk and Roy Blouser visited the J. R. Nelson home Sunday. Preaching is planned for Sunday night at the church.

J. N. Smith Packwood M. N. Smith F. A. Roberts Numa C. F. Hoover Linby I. O. O. F. Hall Iowa F. R. Gambell Bladensburg Lincoln Neb Harlie Yost Eldon John Douglas Bushnell Dwight Warren Nellie Warren Derby John Whitlock Oklahoma City W. W. Linder Messers Howard Roulston Zane Eyestone Emery Pierson Lester Burnaugh Allen Pierson Roll Shimmer Silas Pierson Dave Tedrow Zella Boyd Fairfield Nellie Linder Bonaparte Roy Glotfelty Keokuk Yost & Morley Timothy Mary Carter Burlington Homer Rodgers Ethel Edythe Margaret Sullivan Raymond Ireland H. D. Davis Mollie McClelland Norwalk J. M. Wiggins Livermoor M. D. Peebler Bishop’s Timber Smith's Ford Allie Brown Illinois Aubrey Foster Table Grove Ill Loren Ed. Sellers Mary Waters Chicago

Packwood Crowd Heads to Des Moines Fair by Auto

A local group travels by car to Des Moines to attend the state fair and camp on the grounds. Several residents listed include Z O Caviness C A Woolums E E Edwards C M McChesney L C Ryman G A Spielman and others.

Des Moines Z. O.caviness C. A. Woolums E. E. Edwards C. M. McChesney L. C. Ryman G. A. Spielman John Barnes Retha Caviness Mildred Spielman Blanch Carrie McChesney W. A. Hook Fairfield Chautauqua H. A. Edmund Wahoo Nebr Salina Here L. K. Wallace C. S. Adams

Nelsons Enter State Fair Chickens at Des Moines

CENTER TOWNSHIP report notes C. P. Nelson traveling to Des Moines Friday to display fine R. C. White Leghorn chickens at the state fair. Mrs. C. P. Nelson Martha and Fannie Junkin attend the fair this week. Various neighbors, including G. W. Cornell family and Orren Green party, visited locally Sunday and at Pleasant Plain.

Harvey Maxwell Fairfield W. F. Miller Vester Green Verda Gaumer Des Moines Ed. Johnson Burlington C. P. Nelson G. W. Cornell Verne Cornell Laura Wireman Orren Green Pleasant Plain

License to wed granted to Cline and Nelson in Towa

James Carl Cline of Packwood and Emma Dell Nelson of Linby were granted a license to wed today. The couple plans a future ceremony.

James Carl Cline Packwood Emma Dell Nelson Linby, Towa

Foley Kidney Pills Ad from The Progressive Party

An advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy for backache rheumatism weak back and kidney bladder irregularities. It claims healing strengthening tonic effects with no harmful drugs and notes sealed bottles in two sizes and a yellow package from L S Bradshaw & Co Aug.

Progressive” Party L. S. Bradshaw & Co

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