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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1912

Page

5

Funeral notices and visits from Center township neighbors

County correspondents report many neighbors attending the funeral of Mr. Sharp formerly of Center township now in California. Various visits, Sunday dinners, children's day at Moyer's church and numerous local social gatherings are noted. Auto purchases and road work also appear among district activities.

Local Census of Visitors and Friends Around Packwood

Mae Ridgeway and children of Oskaloosa visit sister in Packwood. A M Pickard’s father from Pleasant Plain visits. T Kenyon callers in Packwood. Cuddy family from Fairfield visit. Nelson family in Batavia. Nelson builds home near Bladdensburg. Cuddy and Clara Hedrick visit Nelson Haven. W H Steele rides after illness. Ivan Leisure ships two hog loads to Ottumwa. L B Cuddy of Martinsburg visits. Cal Estes of Packwood visits daughter west of town. Children’s Day exercises attenders from here at Pekin. Agent Allen injures thumb in a baseball game and receives medical care in Packwood. Crate Leisure in Oskaloosa. Joe Curtis family from Hedrick visit. F R Campbell family visit Amos Ruggles south of Packwood. Birth: a son to L V Brown and wife on Saturday, June 15.

Mae Ridgeway Oskaloosa R. E. Mowery A. M. Pickard Pleasant Plain T. Kenyon Packwood M. H. Cuddy William Fairfield Joseph Nelson Batavia Nelson Bladdensburg T. D. Cuddy Clara Hedrick Nelson Haven’s W. H. Steele Ivan Leisure Ottumwa L. B. Cuddy Martinsburg Cal Estes J. Webster Pekin Agent Allen Dr. North Crate

Bethesda Socials Highlight Bethesda Church Fundraiser

Ed Ogden and family hosted and guests visited in Bethesda as Mack Davis wed in town and well wishers gathered. A Kansas City pair, Greenbury Howard and son, visited Mrs George McCormick. Bessie Prince planned a Blackhawk township visit. Frances Root and Robert Howlett stayed with Mrs Nelson in Lucas county. An ice cream social at Beckwith school next Saturday benefits Bethesda church.

Ed. Ogden Frank McCormick Guy McCormick Minnie Chariton D. M. Green F. I. Ogden All Hill Illinois Fred Warner Brighton Joe Wardener Mack Davis Bride Mack Greenbury Howard and Son Kansas City George McCormick Bessie Prince Blackhawk Township Frances Root Robert Howlett Nelson Lucas County Beckwith Bethesda

CommunityNotes From Center Township Visitors and Calls

Mrs G W Cornell was a caller at the Will Glotfelty home Thursday. Violet Wireman visited Fern Miller Saturday and Sunday. Miss Selma Jacobson returned home after a week with friends in Packwood. W F Miller and family visited the Joseph Wireman home Sunday. Mr and Mrs John Schlier and children visited the Robison home Sunday. Fern Miller visited Vergie and Gladys St Clair Wednesday. Mrs C C Carl and children of Fairfield visited Ross McCarty home Wednesday. Laura Wireman and daughter Violet called at the Cornell home Thursday. Ella Caveness and daughter Alberta returned Thursday from Nevada Iowa where Alberta has been attending school.

Sharp Center Township California Ethel Greeson Moyer’s Frank Booth Carl John Koontz Ross Koontz Melvin Davidson Lucile Thomas Davies Fairfield William Pickens John Dubois Humphrey Bertha Greeson Lucille Anderson Bessie Prince Moyer's le Roy Copeland Henry Rider Helen Blough Seymour Emily Edwards Des Moines Polk Dubois Mary A. Davidson Josie Brown Rueben Dubois Roberts Charley Gaumer Harry Rider John H. Copeland Copeland T. M. Rider Crawford Booth Joe Shelton David Woolett Harry G. W. Cornell Will Glotfelty Violet Wireman Fern Miller Selma Jacobson Packwood W. F. Miller Joseph Wireman John Schlier Robison Vergie Gladys St. Clair C. C. Carl Ross McCarty Laura Wireman Violet Ella Caveness Alberta Nevada Iowa

Mason's Ode to the Housewife

Walt Mason laments the tireless daily labors of a housewife who cooks cans, cleans, sews, gardens, cans pickles, and cares for a household while facing no rest. Her husband’s kiss and loving note seem to be her sole reward for the demanding toil.

Walt Mason

Red Cross to Establish Rural Nursing Across U S

Des Moines June 17 Miss Estelle Campbell Iowa Red Cross organizer says national body will create rural district nursing nationwide. War nurse and Red Cross split due to workload, rural department formed. Campbell just back from Chicago sessions notes 3000 nurses ready for government posts in rural emergencies. Woman suffrage was endorsed at the meeting.

Red Cross Des Moines Estelle Campbell Iowa National Red Cross Organization United States Red Cross Department Campbell National Society Chicago

Local News Notes From Packwood

Mrs Shafer and son Glen of Sig ourney visit her mother Mrs Reinier. Mrs C Cline and Olive near Fairfield call on local business men. Miss Lucy and Florence Kelley return from Dakota where they taught school. Young people attend church at Ollie Sunday. Hazel Caldwell of Hedrick visits grandpa L G Myers then returns home. Lillie Wiggins of Richland spends Sunday with friends here. Mr and Mrs L K Wallace return from Illinois.

Various 19th Century Books for City Library Collection

A long list of books and authors including Alcott works such as Little Women and Eight Cousins, Burnett titles like Heidi and The Little Colonel series, Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, Kipling stories, Hawthorne tales, and standard schoolroom histories. Also includes Homer, Virgil, Plutarch, and travel and children's education volumes.

New Books City Library Cousins—Alcott Alcott Joe’s Boys Anderson’s Fairy Tales Standish of Standish Jane Austin Betty Alden H. H. Boyesen Ularia—Edgeworth Eggleston Hoosier Silas Ulamer Eliot Ewing Fox Hamlin Garland Uncle Remus Harris Hawthorne New England Betty Leicester Jewett Johnson H. H. Jackson Camerdon Kentucky King Kingsley Captain Courageous Kipling Dorthy Dean—Kirk Nils Selma Lagerlof Lansing Jan McClaren Crofton Martineau Monroe Adams Harper’s Young Folks Cyclopaedia Captain Cook Lang Nicholas Benton Sanford de Laney Wm. Henry Letters

Walter Johnson Sale Draws Big Crowd Near Washington IA

Walter Johnson hosted a farm sale on June 6 near Washington Iowa featuring horses cattle hogs and farm implements. Buyers came from several states and all horses offered were roadsters with no draft horses present.

Walter Johnson Washington Iowa

High Class Road Horse Values Rise At Local Sale

Lavern the registered horse No. 28466 aged eighteen sold for 420 dollars along with several of his colts averaging 217 dollars each. An unregistered grey road team fetched 900 dollars for G W Myers of Richland. Six top Standard Bred Roadsters stayed in Jefferson County. cattle hogs and the stock farm brought 125 dollars per acre.

Lavern Grey Road G. W. Myers Richland, Town Winfield

Boy Scouts Embark on Long Bicycle Expedition

Seven Burlington Boy Scouts depart this week for a ten week bicycle journey to Buffalo and Niagara Falls then to Washington and several eastern cities. Led by Scoutmaster O L Chaney the group plans camping nights and meals in the open, with visits including the White House and a stay at the Republican convention in Chicago. The expedition team includes John Egan DeWitt Trump Walter Casperson Arthur Zurawski Robert Regal and Cyrus Schlicter.

Burlington Iowa Buffalo Niagra Falls Washington O. L. Chaney Burlington City Chaney Chicago National Committee Taft White House Canada Great Lakes Milwaukee John Egan DeWitt Trump Walter Casperson Arthur Zurawski Robert Regal Cyrus Schlicter

Not His Fault and a Spanking Misstep

A southern wife in Mexico City punishes her three alert sons for a quake causing chaos in the room. She stops after realizing the mess shows the earth tremor, not misbehavior. Then testimonials praise Dr. Shallenberger for rheumatism and stomach trouble, with a farm publication The Iowa Homestead advertised as a joint subscription offer and agents sought in Des Moines.

Mexico Saturday Evening Post

Iowa Day Wild Rose Emblem Sparks Patriotism

Des Moines reports Iowa Day success with many wearing wild roses in a display of state loyalty. G A Wrightman of the Iowa Manufacturers' Association noted surprise at turnout and observed 21 men in a Grant club luncheon wearing the emblem. He hopes for a larger demonstration next year without making it a legal holiday.

Iowa Des Moines G. A. Wrightman Iowa Manufacturers’ Association Lowa Mr. Wrightman Grant Club Noo Des Moines Register and Leader

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Abingdon Cal Campbell Murray & Allender Jesse Horace Linder Linby T. G. Smith Milton Geo. Davis Farson Ray Vanness John Barnes Oscar Baldwin Joseph Baldwin S. James Nancy Lurber Sigourney el. Caldwell George Fleenor Galesburg Bryant Degood Grant Jones Clarence Fleenor New Mexico Sally Cline Thomas Black Lindy William Black Gaylord Mowrey Henry Davis Smith Ranch Ben Peters Eva Baird Robert Webb James Henderson County Line Sally McDowell H. D. Mowery Wm. Fleenor Neis Mason H. D. Bridges Northwest Corner Square A.V. Frazey & Son Undertakers Fiske Blaisdell Walter Joohnson Iowa Homestead Homestead James M Pierce D. Merrick & CO F. D. Kerrick Keokuk Dam Sydney Father of Waters Higley & Gaumer East Side Square MT. Pleasant, Iowa New Henry County Courthouse Mt. Pleasant T. J. Phillips Yellowstone Park Yellowstone National Park Park J. Francis Remo Val P. E. Heflin
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