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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1907

Page

13

Ottumwa Social Notes Highlight Wide Circle of Visitors

A string of visitors and residents travel and host in Fairfield Ottumwa and surrounding areas. Names include Mrs. Baker of Ottumwa, G B Baker’s son, Jno Trowbridge family and Mrs. Dougherty, Mrs. Mary Beatty, Dr. Parsons, Rev. Sunday, Mrs. Roth and son, C H Booker, J L James household, Miss Trissie Schertz, and many others. The items report arrivals departures visits from Chicago Des Moines Keokuk Cedar Rapids Mt Pleasant and other places with church and civic events noted.

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 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 Day Hunt Waukon Stunt-Eaton Belknap Salt Lake City Mary Beatty Des Moines D. R. Beatty Judge Eichelberger Bloomfield District Court Eichelberger Jno Hl. Merckens K. P Trissie Schertz Fairfield R. A. Tuttle California Lida Smith Lockridge Merckens Fred Hunt Roy McKee Harry Stanwood Keokuk Parsons College Presbyterian Church Burlington Hawkeye Harry Brandall Galesburg Booton Midge Murdock Elliott Burlington Ed Fligg Frank Tourt T. L. James J. B. Monfort Parkhill Sigourney Young Siloam Springs Nancy J. Young Cunningham Mrs. Moss

Hunt-Eaton Nuptials in Waukon Highlight Local Wedding

The wedding of Frederick Hunt and Minnie Eaton took place at 4 p.m. at the Eaton home in Waukon with Rev. Van Nice officiating. The bride wore white with a pearl chain gift from the groom and carried a bride's rose. a four course supper followed and many gifts were presented. The couple planned trips to Postville, Chicago, and finally Fairfield where the groom runs his business.

Waukon

Grimsley Sappenfield Wedding Quiet Rural Ceremony

Bessie Sappenfield wed Sylvan Grimsley Sunday at the bride's parents home in a small ceremony witnessed by relatives. Rev. Luther Bright officiated. The bride, a five year Jefferson County teacher, left her rural post near Glendale to begin married life in Davenport. The groom, only son of Mr. and Mrs. J W Grimsley, is described as industrious and upright.

Glendale J. W. Grimsley

Fairfield couple begins life journey together

In Fairfield the couple, joined in marriage, receive broad support from a large circle of friends who wish them prosperity and happiness as they start their life together.

Fairfield

Quiet wedding at South Fourth Street marks Nora McKee and Ernest Hudgell

At the bride's mother's home on South Fourth Street last Wednesday evening, Nora McKee and Ernest Hudgell were wed in a quiet ceremony attended only by relatives. A wedding supper followed. Mr Hudgel recently became proprietor of a New Chicago restaurant and will build a business. The couple will reside with the bride's mother.

South Fourth St Nora McKee Ernest Hudgell

Reverend W F E Jones Joins Jno McLane and Bertha Haines in Marriage

Last Wednesday evening at the Presbyterian parsonage Rev W F E Jones united Jno R McLane and Bertha Haines in wedlock. The couple resides on West Grimes Street and are well known locally. McLane runs the Elmwood creamery and Bertha is the daughter of Israel and Mrs Haines.

Presbyterian Parsonage W. FE. Jones Jno R. McLane Bertha Haines West Grimes Street MelLane Elmwood Creamery Israel Haines

Memorial for Paul Raymond Haney in Chicago burial in Evergreen

Paul Raymond Haney born October 26 1870 in Van Buren County Iowa son of John Haney and Mary Holland Haney died May 1 in Chicago Illinois after glandular tuberculosis and pneumonia He was a Free Methodist then Methodist Episcopal member married to Anna R Howard June 7 1905 He served as rural carrier until April 1907 funeral held at First Methodist church with Rev Osborn sermon Company M members attended in a body.

Paul Raymond Haney John Haney Mary Holland Haney van Buren Co Iowa Chicago Presbyterian Hospital White Elm Mahaska Co Free Methodist Church Methodist Episcopal Church Anna R. Howard Paul Christ Church First Methodist Church Evergreen Cemetery Osborn Company M

Death of Nancy Jane Young in Fairfield

Nancy J. Young born in Franklin Indiana November 29 1820 died Sunday evening at her sister Mrs I D Jones home after a long illness. Eldest of nine children her death marks the second break in the family. The family moved to Michigan in 1851 and returned to Indiana after nine years. She came to Fairfield over thirty years ago and was active in the Presbyterian church. Funeral services were held at the Jones home on East Burlington with Rev Jones of the Presbyterian church officiating and burial in Evergreen cemetery.

Nancy Jane Young Nancy J. Young Franklin Indiana I. D. Jones Michigan Fairfield Presbyterian Church Jones East Burlington Evergreen Cemetery

Narrow Escape and Cloyd’s Brave Recovery

G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri had a narrow escape four years ago when a jimson bar pierced his thumb. The doctor urged amputation but finally consented to a salve treatment. He used Bucklen’s Amica Salve which cured the wound. 25¢ at F S Shriner’s druggist.

G. W. Cloyd Plunk Bucklen F. S. Shriner

Quotations on Anger and Comparison From Classic Authors

A compilation of brief maxims noting that misfortunes affect us less when familiar and that individuals favor their own interests over others. The lines compare anger management, allegiance to personal trials, and neighborly sentiment across diverse traditions.

Sunday revival ends in Fairfield with 1118 converts

The Sunday meetings in Fairfield closed after 32 days and 60 sermons drawing 140000 in tabernacle crowd with 160 prayer meetings. Collectors report 3647 for Rev Sunday, 3542 for revival expenses, and 342 divided among churches. Attendees ranged from children to elderly, finishing with a call to guide all into the Pearly Gates.

Sunday Fairfield Orie Saas Sy

School board names and new teacher appointments

Regular school board session completes teacher elections across Franklin Lincoln and Logan buildings. Principal appointments set for Martha Emry J B Rob inson Ben M Woolsey with salary raises for grade teachers and powers re elected.

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

Tribune Seeks Prompt Payment From Readers

The Tribune notes many subscribers are in arrears on the books with balances from $1 to $5 or more. It explains readers typically pay on time and states it will renew reminders to those who expect a gentle nudge to settle their accounts.

Tribune

The Tribune Seeks Subscriptions to Sustain Paper

The Tribune appeals for overdue payments and asks subscribers to settle accounts to fund a first class weekly newspaper. The note emphasizes that without money the print shop cannot operate and urges those owing to call in and square ac counts.

Sayings of the Sages and Philosophical Maxims

Collected maxims reveal distrust and guard one self from unreliable sources. Time tests minds and reveals character. Ancient voices affirm women as ladies by birth and note bonds between baldness and gentleness. A proverb cautions that destiny often accompanies the path chosen to avoid it.

Manchester Union la Fontaine

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India OS Los Mora Frank S. Shriner Witor. Park Kerrick’& CO Nature and Undertaking Waukerz Hote dl Frank H. Wells & Co C. E. Rippel W. T. Green J. B. Robinson Corning F. E. Hendricks Chariton C. S. Fry Knoxville Loudon Machinery Co H. C. Rowntree Lincoln Ellen Metz West Fourth St A. M. Thomas Pittsburg Helen Lambert W. L. Wilson Mrs. Sullivan W. L. Sargent F. F. Stoltz P. A. Johnson Vance Wilson Ottumway 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 Haines-McLane Millinery Gage FISK Mers North 4Th Street Uptil Clyde C. Bell Pharmacy Sophocles
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