Salina County News Highlights and Local Updates
Miss Green will teach Salina schools spring term. A J Green sold 1600 stock and farm property at public sale northwest of Salina. T B Allender of Fairfield acted as auctioneer. Wilson Whistler’s baby is ill. Fd Kunce moved to Winchester. The community sends best wishes. Mr and Mrs Louis Long confined by grippe. S Humphrey is a typhoid patient at St Francis hospital in Burlington. Jane Oliver is ill at her South Church Street home.
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Salina
Miss Green
Perlee
A. J. Green
T. B. Allender
Fairfield
Wilson Whistlers
Fd Kunce
Winchester
Louis Long
S. Humphrey
St. Francis Hospital
Burlington
Jane Oliver
South Church Street
Local Social Roundup From Past Week
Neighbors regret the departure from the area as families and individuals are noted visiting relatives and friends. Oren Ogden and family spent Sunday with Frank Ogden. Ida Larson visits sister Mrs Davis. Nellie Lamansky met with Elsie Randall. Rev Slack could not fill Bethesda church pulpit due to illness.
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Oren Ogden
Frank Ogden
Ida Larson
Mrs. Davis
Nellie Lamansky
Elsie Randall
Rev. Slack
Bethesda Church
Spring Sightings and Local Moves Across Cedar Two
Cedar Two reports improving roads signaling early spring. Rural mail carrier resumes horseback rounds. Miss Hester Grove to teach at Troy Point and Miss Jessie Conner at Wooster starting April first. Details on residents moving homes, local illnesses, and school activities follow.
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Cedar Two
Hester Grove
Troy Point
Jessie Conner
Wooster
Clifford Nady
Ottumwa
Mr. Kelley
Manatrey
Alex Taylor
Flinn
Kelley
Ida Blough
Wayne County
Eli Blough
H. D. Blough
Daniel Murphy
Loren Clark
Fairfield Friends
Grace Adams
Minnie Cox
Tomy
Lulu Cox
Local Notes From Woolson March Meeting And Neighbors
Woolson news reports clerk Hinshaw and Gourney Stewart visiting on business. Wm McCracken and Oscar Hobson elected school district directors. Bert Bray and wife visited Hedrick. Roy Jones traveled with parents to Salem for Whittier College work. Velre Ireland went to Ft. Dodge for health treatment. Pleas Hoskins accompanied her. Stacy McCracken returns from Salem teaching. Charley Roberts couple moved to their new home with a ring. Virgil Hinshaw to return home next week. Snow fell about six inches Sunday and Monday. most illnesses improving.
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Woolson
Hinshaw
Gourney Stewart
Des Moines
Wm. H. McCracken
Oscar Hobson
Blackhawk
Bert Bray
Hedrick
Roy Jones
Abram Jones
Salem
Whittier College
Velre Ireland
Ft. Dodge
Pleas Hoskins
Stacy McCracken
Charley Roberts
Virgil Hinshaw
Local notices from Glendale area March update
Mrs. Harry Rider and sons return home near Glendale. Greeson and Will Wiggins sold horses last week. Charles Hisel ships hogs and hopes to keep it up. Grandpa Davidson is poorly. John Bell and wife recover from lagrippe. John Gantz is very sick. Almanac said spring began March 20 but weather feels late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Rider and Sons
Glendale
Emma Ethel West Weds Ralph McPherson In Local Ceremony
A pretty wedding occurred at the J A West home last week uniting Emma Ethel West and Ralph McPherson both longtime residents. Roy Jones visited family en route to Salem Iowa for a new position. Several locals remain on sick lists including Mrs J A Cassady and Pliny C McCracken as Verle Ireland seeks medical care at Ft Dodge. Prof Stacey McCracken returned home near Woolson after a farewell party at Whittier College in his honor.
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Emma Ethel
Ralph McPherson
Stacey McCracken
Woolson
Whittier College
Gardner & Nelson Partner Sells Interest to Newt Nelson
Packwood news notes E G Gardner senior partner of Gardner and Nelson sells his interest to Newt Nelson. Mrs Cal Estes is ill at her North Main Street home. C D Chandler elected school director Monday. Mrs G A Spielman’s brother L is mentioned in brief.
Beckwith Social Notes Point to Local Moves
Beckwith notes mention Miss Mary Hollander returning to Four Corners, Mrs. Maxwell visiting with her daughter Mrs. Jenks over Sunday, and Dall Green with his wife moving to his father's farm within the week.
Local notes from Four Corners March 21
Anton Noid of Mt. Pleasant hospital plans to move to Freeport Illinois for new employment. Harlan E. Rupp visited Sigourney after time with his parents. A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Pencil on March 16. Mrs. Gottlieb Hildebrand is ill for a week. Mrs. Andrew Trabert of Stanton returned home after her sister C Hildebrand’s death. Maude Berg will go to Ottumwa to study dressmaking. Geo Stephenson visited Fairfield on business. Rev. Jno O Burgason, Blooming ton moves here to take the M E pulpit. In Memoriam Mrs Charles Hildebrand died at Lockridge after lifelong service. nine children, siblings, and many friends survive. Funeral held Thursday with German and English services. buried west of town.
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Four Corners
Anton Noid
Mt. Pleasant
Freeport
Harlan E. Rupp
Sigourney
John Pencil
Gottlieb Hildebrand
Andrew Trabert
Stanton
C. Hildebrand
Maude Berg
Ottumwa
Geo. Stephenson
Fairfield
Jno. O. Burgason
Bloomington
Charles Hildebrand
Lockridge
Jefferson County
Iowa
C. F. Hildebrand
Hildebrand
P. H. Dornseff
Wilton
C. Dryer
Iowa City
Libertyville Notes Mixed With Local Social And Accident News
The column records a March Libertyville update with Frank Hurst injured at an elevator crushing his first right finger, Mrs. Dr S K Davis visiting Fairfield with her mother, Bessie Raymond visiting Fairfield, Will Hill and W H Barber in Brighton, Ivan Pollock out sick from school, Will Potts and Mace Loveliss to Selma, Potts bringing his five year old daughter to live with his mother, Frank Fell and bride planning to settle in Libertyville, Clara Wolff Grace Leppo Mrs Dovenspike and Dr Barker to Fairfield, and a birthday club dinner hosted by Mrs John Glotfelty. The youngest child of Mr and Mrs is noted.
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Libertyville
Frank Hurst
S. K. Davis
Fairfield
G. W. Hewett
Nebraska
Bessie Raymond
Will Hill
W. H. Barber
Brighton
Ivan Pollock
Will Potts
Mace Loveliss
Selma
Potts
Frank Fell
Bride
Oskaloosa
Clara Wolff
Grace Leppo
Dovenspike
Barker
John Glotfelty
Obituary and notices from Libertyville area
Will Robinson is seriously ill. Ed Garber of Fairfield spent Sunday with his parents. Mace Clarridge of town died at 5 o'clock this morning. His brother ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Geo Snyder of Montana visiting sister Mrs Hawkins. Prof T Bruce Young of Corning Academy Iowa visiting with his brother Prof H F Young. Miss Ella Clinkenbeard ill and unable to attend school. Mrs Minnie Adams and son Fred of Selma visited Rev and Mrs G W Barber on their way to Birmingham. OBITUARY Mrs Anna Puryear born Kentucky 1821 moved to Iowa 1835 later Jefferson county Libertyville died March 7. Funeral March 8 at Presbyterian church Libertyville. Survived by daughter and two sons one son in Denver. daughter ill. Interment Fell cemetery.
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Will Robinson
Ed Garber
Fairfield
Mace Clarridge
Geo. Snyder
Montana
Hawkins
T. Bruce Young
Corning Academy
Corning
Iowa
H. F. Young
Ella Clinkenbeard
Minnie Adams
Fred
Selma
G. W. Barber
Birmingham
Anna Puryear
Kentucky
van Buren County
Jefferson County
Libertyville
Stockport
Presbyterian Church
Wylie
Denver
Fell Cemetery
Harry Hartley Marries Myrtle Teeter in Ottumwa
Glendale records a wedding this week as Harry Hartley, a rising farmer, wed Myrtle Teeter on Wednesday in Ottumwa. The couple plans to farm on Hartley’s grandfather F S Toothaker’s land with best wishes from friends.
Democratic County Convention Held in Fairfield Iowa
A Democratic delegate convention for Jefferson County is set for March 26 1904 at 1 30 PM in the Fairfield Court House to pick seven delegates for the state convention in Des Moines May 4 1904 Delegates are allocated by precinct totaling 71 and all Democrats who will back party candidates are invited to participate by order of Chairman P E Boesen.
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Jefferson County
Court House
Fairfield
Iowa
Des Moines
Democratic Party
P. E. Boesen
Democratic Primaries in Rural Precincts Set for March 24 1904
Democrats of several townships vote to select delegates to the county convention and elect Central Committee members for the coming year. Primaries meet at usual local places Thursday at 7 30 p m. All Democrats urged to attend by the Central Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Fairfield Township Democratic Primary Convenes at Tribune Office
Fairfield Township Democrats will hold their primary in the Tribune office Fairfield on Thursday evening March 24 at 7 30 oclock. H S Stark Committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfield Township
Tribune
Fairfield
H. S. Stark
Local notices and society items from Fairfield
Local notes report births and moves including Laughridge Laughridge Henry Oliver and White families. Meetings schedule for poultry show examinations and Y M C A planning with teachers wages and school notices. Basketball practice dates and upcoming games with Sioux City Giants and Washington Academy girls invite Fairfield high school.
Rug Making Service Opens After April First
Fairfield area offers to make new durable rugs from worn carpets after April 1. Ladies are invited to bring in their carpets for estimates and pricing information.
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Fairfield
Fairfield Rug Co Ad Appears With Local Address
The Fairfield Rug Co located at Stubbs Block North Fourth Street in Fairfield lists contact via phone 501. This brief notice places the business locally with a single line contact.
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Stubbs Block
North Fourth St
Fairfield
Farewell Sermon at Lutheran Church and Local Notices
Next Sunday morning Rev William J Funkey will preach his farewell sermon at the Lutheran church with communion services also held and an evening sermon for the I O O F members. A two acre farm in Round Prairie Two for rent inquire of H L Brown at the Treasurer's office. One marriage license issued since last week Harry Hartley aged 22 and Myrtle Teeter aged 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Church
Wm. J. Funkey
Round Prairie Two
H. L. Brown
Harry Hartley
Myrtle Teeter
Fairfield Area Event Noted On Henry Barrow Farm
Geo. W. McKee was noted near Fairfield on the Henry Barrow farm along the poor farm road on Thursday March 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. W. McKee
Fairfield
Henry Barrow
Poor Farm
Fairfield Nursery Strawberry Plants for Sale
Fairfield Nursery advertises strawberry plants at 25 cents per hundred with other small fruits in proportion. Whitham & Sons, 2 St. C.
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Packwood
Beckwith
Mr. and
As Good
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Ida Johnson
Middletown
Peter Rizor
Mystic
Alex Hopkirk
Hopkirk
Robert Teeter
Hartley
F. S. Toothaker
Ladies’ Assembly
Rosa Hickenbottom
Walnut
Abingdon
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Brookville
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Cyte
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Round Prairie
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Babesty Sib Seus Rees Des Moines
John Laughridge
Geo. D. Henry
Henry
Fairfield Hall
P. E. Heflin
Dr. C. C. Tallman
Laughridge & Robb
Robb
R. C. Sayers
H. A. Oliver
Our City
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White
W. P. Sullivan
F. L. Bills
Davenport
Flower
Shelby
Anna White
Armory Hall
Company M
Sioux City Giants
Washington Academy
Fairfield High School
Y. M. Cc. A. Literary Society
Association Rooms
All Friends
Y. M. CG. A. Association
the Fairfield
South Side Druggists
Wright
Shriner & Swayze
Geo. D. Clarke
Rollin J. Wilson
Frank Light Cash
S. McElhinny
Anton Carlson
R. F. Wilson
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J. C. Thorne
B. S. McElhinny
John A. Spielman
R. Wilson
L. J. Marcy
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