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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1898
Page
2
Our store warns buyers not to trust luck but to buy hosiery and underwear from a retailer that thoroughly investigates suppliers. They claim to maintain the lowest prices by buying for three stores, paying cash, and securing case discounts to beat competitors.
A collection of short items includes births, social events, meetings, and local notices. Highlights mention a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Ernest M Thompson, a moonlight picnic on Cedar, graduation events at Drake University, a marriage in Indianapolis, and a Fairfield meeting agenda on politics and school construction.
The ceremony at St. Matthew's in Washington D C will be officiated by Rev Father Stafford with a June wedding in New York aboard the Rotterdam. Other items note Dr A J Droz and Miss Clara Hamilton wed in West Chester, post office dining, and Camp Cuba Libre 1898 letters detailing drills, heat, mumps, Spanish lessons, pay delays, and equipment contrasts.
Mrs. Bevering’s sister Miss Lucy Rumer wed Mr. Frank Beatty on Wednesday evening. About fifty guests attended at the Bevering residence decorated with roses and smilax. Rev. J A Boatman officiated. Harold Voorhies and Elaine Bevering led the couple to the ceremony. The bride wore white organdie, the groom black. Beatty is tied to Beatty hardware. Lucy Rumer is daughter of Isaac and Mrs. Rumer. They reside in the Thomas flat with many well wishes.
A 141 acre property in and near Keokuk Iowa with 10 acres in wheat 10 in oats fruit and farm tools is offered at 100 per acre with improvements or 75 per acre for quick sale. Apply to J L Jacox Keokuk Iowa Prescriptions compounded at D G Higley.
Iowa reports show a week with mean temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal across districts and Saturday Sunday rainfall the heaviest. Crops and weeds respond to growth, corn cultivation advances, oats and other grains face risk from excessive growth, and pastures meadows and fruit crops are in good condition overall. Local ads for Grain-O and realty financing accompany the notice.
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