Various Fairfield Visitors and Residents Attend Events
Ottumwa guest Mrs. Baker visits with son G B Baker. Several locals travel to Chicago and Davenport. Mary Dougherty returns from Trenton after a brother-in-law’s death. Visitors include Mrs. Wade, Mrs. Roth, Dr. Parsons in Chicago, and Miss Hutchinson summoned by a death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Ottumwa
G. B. Baker
Lee King
Chicago
Jno
Trowbridge
Douds-Leando
Our City
F. A. Probasco
Kansas City
Probasco
Mary Dougherty
B. M. Bell
Fremont
Neb
Trenton
C. J. Morrison
Lindsay Dennison
New York
American Magazine
W. A
P. Wade
Bert Wade
Baby
Maryville
C. W. Wade
M. W. Roth
Cedar Rapids
Roth
W. E. Parsons
McCormick Theological] Seminary
Sadie Beatty
Mansfield
Ohio
Sylvan Grimsley
Davenport
Robt. I. Wall
Isle of Pines
C. J. Wall
J. L. James
C. H. Booker
Hot Springs
Arkansas
C. E. Rippel
Sigourney
Fairfield
W. T. Green
Burlington
J. B. Robinson
Corning
F. E. Hendricks
Chariton
Cc. S. Fry
Knoxville
Loudon Machinery Co
H. C. Rowntree
Lincoln
Ellen Metz
West Fourth St
A. M. Thomas
Pittsburg
Helen Lambert
W. L. Wilson
Local Social News From Fairfield Iowa May Week
Day Hunt attended the Hunt Eaton wedding in Waukon Iowa and other visitors and events fill a Fairfield week. Judge Eichelberger opened the May term of district court with Mrs Eichelberger joining him. Dentists from Cedar Rapids attend a state convention after a death in Sigourney. Clergy and churches report sermons and meetings as residents travel and visit family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Day Hunt
Waukon
Hunt-Eaton
Belknap
Salt Lake City
Mary Beatty
Des Moines
D. R. Beatty
Eichelberger
Our City
Jno
Merckens
K. P
Trissie Schertz
Ottumwa
Fairfield
R. A. Tuttle
California
Lida Smith
Lockridge
Fred Hunt
Chicago
Roy McKee
Harry Stanwood
Keokuk
W. E. Parsons
Parsons College
Presbyterian Church
Burlington Hawkeye
Harry Brandall
Galesburg
Booton
Midge Murdock
Elliott
Burlington
Edlige
Cedar Rapids
Frank Fourt
T. L. James
J. B. Monfort
Parkhill
Sigourney
Young
Siloam Springs
Arkansas
Nancy J. Young
Cunningham
Moss
Hunt-Eaton Nuptials in Waukon Iowa
Frederick Hunt and Minnie Eaton wed at the Eaton home in Waukon with Rev. Van Nice officiating. The bride wore white with a pearl chain, carried a bride’s rose, and guests included relatives and friends who shared a four course supper amid roses and violets. The couple will travel to Postville and Chicago before settling in Fairfield where the groom conducts business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Eaton
van Nice
Waukon
Grimsley Sappenfield wedding at Sappenfield home
Bessie Sappenfield married Sylvan Grimsley Sunday evening at the bride’s parents home. Rev Luther Bright officiated. The couple left for Davenport that night to begin their life together. The bride, a longtime Jefferson County teacher, resigned to start a home.
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Glendale
J. W. Grimsley
Fairfield Couple Starts Life Together Amid Well Wishes
In Fairfield the couple begins a life journey joined by a large circle of friends who wish them prosperity and happiness as they embark on this new chapter together.
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Fairfield
Quiet wedding unites Nora McKee and Ernest Hudgell on South Fourth
At the bride’s mother's home on South Fourth Street last Wednesday evening, Nora McKee and Ernest Hudgell were married in a quiet ceremony witnessed by relatives. A wedding supper followed. The couple, both well known locally, will reside with the bride’s mother and Hudgell has just become owner of a New Chicago restaurant.
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South Fourth St
Nora McKee
Ernest Hudgell
McLane and Haines Tie Knot at Presbyterian Parsonage
Last Wednesday evening Rev. W P F Jones united Jno R McLane and Bertha Haines in marriage at the Presbyterian parsonage. They reside on West Grimes street and are well known in the city. McLane runs the Elmwood creamery and Bertha is the daughter of Israel and Mrs Haines.
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Haines-McLane
Presbyterian Parsonage
W. PF. Jones
Jno
R. McLane
Bertha Haines
West Grimes Street
Obituary of Paul Raymond Haney Pioneer Carrier and Christian
Paul Raymond Haney born October 26 1870 in Van Buren County Iowa died May 1 in Chicago Illinois after glandular tuberculosis and pneumonia. He married Anna R Howard June 7 1905 and served as rural carrier until leaving for treatment. Funeral at First Methodist Church with Rev Osborn and burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Company M members attended in a body.
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Paul Raymond Haney
John Haney
Mary Holland Haney
van Buren Co
Iown
Chicago
Presbyterian Hospital
White Elm
Mahaska Co
Iowa
Free Methodist Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anna R. Howard
Christ
Company M
Church
First Methodist Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Osborn
Death of Nancy J. Young in Fairfield
Nancy J. Young born in Franklin Indiana in 1820 died Sunday evening at her sister Mrs I D Jones home in this city after a long illness. Eldest of nine children she came to Michigan in 1851 and Fairfield resident for over thirty years was active in the Presbyterian church. Funeral services were held at the Jones home led by Rev Jones and interment in Evergreen cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Jane Young
Nancy J. Young
Franklin
Indiana
Navy
I. D. Jones
Michigan
Fairfield
Presbyterian Church
Jones
East Burlington
Evergreen Cemetery
Narrow Escape With Amica Salve Cited By Merchant
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recalls a four year old injury when a jimson bar pierced his thumb. The doctor urged amputation but he declined and used Bucklen's Amica Salve which cured the wound. Available 25 cents at F S Shriner’s drugstore. Includes aphorisms from the Koran Juvenal and German proverb. continuous quotation fragmentary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Cloyd
Plunk
Bucklen
F. S. Shriner
Sunday revival in Fairfield ends after four weeks
The four week Sunday meetings drew over eleven hundred converts in Fairfield. Rev Sunday spoke on Tomorrow in the final sermon and many attendees filled the tabernacle daily. A total of 1118 converts were recorded with large tabernacle attendance and parish offerings aiding local churches.
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Sunday
Fairfield
Sungry Ga
Eve Cea
Mk Pes Tabernacle
Leeds
School Board Elects Teachers and Raises Salaries
Regular session of the school board completed teacher elections with science position still vacant. Superintendent Powers re-elected with higher pay. grade teachers' salaries increased from $2 to $5 monthly. Administrators and staff listed for Franklin, Lincoln, and Logan buildings. music supervisor and building janitors reappointed. Meeting adjourned after bills and minor business.
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Powers
Franklin
Martha Emry
Martha Hutchinson
Nellie Jordan
Katharine Tappert
Elizabeth Carroll
Iowa Falls
Kate Calhoun
Nellie Linder
Jessie Wray
Elizabeth Dorland
Logan
Ben M
Woolsey
Laura Mahon
Mary Thorne
Etta Miser
Katharine Banfield
Mary J. Brown
Subscriptions Arrears Noted by The Tribune
The Tribune reports many subscribers owe from $1.00 to $5.00 or more and notes a rare practice of reminders. Readers are generally prompt in paying, though a few expect gentle notices and the paper discusses taking steps to address overdue accounts.
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Tribune
Tribune appeals for renewals to sustain weekly circulation
The Tribune urges readers to settle overdue subscriptions, arguing the paper is worth a dollar a year and that the print shop cannot operate without funds. Readers are asked to call in and square accounts to keep the publication weekly.
Sayings of the Sages and Aphorisms Compilation
A collection of maxims and proverbs including trust in God guard against mistrust the value of time revealing the mind the road to destiny and views on gender and character. Notable lines compare bald heads with good-nature and reference La Fontaine and Manchester Union forms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophocles
Manchester Union
la Fontaine
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India
Frank S. Shriner
HED. Kerrick’& Co.’S
Waukerz
Prank H. Wells & Co
E. F. Simmons
C. W. Trowbridge
Cleveland
Detroit
E. L. McCoid
Keosauqua
Mr. McCoid
Mr. Pleasant
Glenn Harris
P. E. Boesen
Omaha
Fairfield High School Corps of Instructors
Iowa City
Thoma’s
McKee-Hudgell
Millinery
Gage
FISK
Mers
North 4Th Street
Clyde C. Bell
Pharmacy
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