A Hallowe'en Wedding of Miss Margaret Black and Ralph Stever
Miss Margaret Black and Ralph H. Stever were married last Thursday at 4 30 pm in a quiet ceremony officiated by Rev S B Ross. There were no guests and the couple moved to their Stamford farm home for a reception. The bride, a former teacher, and the bridegroom, a successful local farmer, were praised for bright prospects and strong community ties.
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Margaret Black
B. F. Black
Ralph H. Stever
Rev
S. B. Ross
Jefferson County
Legion
Limited time magazine bundle with The Tribune offer
A short term deal combines The Tribune with Dressmaking At Home 40 page monthly, The National Home Journal 24 page monthly, Mothers Magazine 40 pages, and The Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean, promising value to readers with broad topics and home craft content for a total price of $2.25.
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the Tribune
National Home Journal
Mothers Magazine
D. C. Cook Publishing Co
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Central West
Fairfield Tribune
Vain Quest
A short quotation from the Talmud about seeking a flawless brother. The line appears as a reader notice or thematic insert in The Tribune.
Jefferson County Holds Separate Fairfield Township Election
Jefferson County conducted a single election this year for the split Fairfield township. Voting occurred November 5 in the courthouse supervisors room from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Two parties, Democratic and Republican, fielded nominees for justices of the peace, constables, trustees, clerk, and assessor. Results were unavailable due to the Tribune deadline.
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Jefferson
Fairfield Township
Fairfield City
Court House
Repubblican
Democratic
N. B. Regester
R. F. Ratcliff
Justices of the Peace
D. B. Hedge
Tribune
College notes and Halloween gatherings described
The Junior class rehearses for a late November play The Professor's Love Story. Local families host guests and attend Halloween events. A fifty voice college chorus is organized by Prof Moorhead with practice Saturdays. Vesper service and State YWCA convention preparations are noted with several delegates listed.
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Grace Boies
Frank Boies
Birmingham
Olive Williams
Edwin Mitchell
Ballard Hall
Hallowe'en
Kittie Clark
Red Oak
Pattison
Tarkio
Fifty Voices
Moorhead
College Chapel
Cedar Rapids
College Association
Sandiland
Ora Scheffel
Nyle Donovan
Zola Harper
Real Estate Transfers in Fairfield Batavia and Linby
Oct 30 William Brier to Mary E. Brier transfer of lot 8 block 20 southwestern add Fairfield for 1 dollar. Nov 1 W A Lewis and wife to Mrs S C Walker lot 7 block 4 Louis Kreig add Batavia for 100 dollars. Nov 2 Wm Brown and wife to C R Brown lot 1 block 3 Linby original plat for 1 dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Brier
Mary E. Brier
Southwestern Add
Fairfield
W. A. Lewis
S. C. Walker
Louis & Kreig
Batavia
Wm. Brown
C. R. Brown
Linby
Product of British Mills
British mills turn out daily more than 10 000 miles of cotton cloth produced for export and domestic use, reflecting the extensive scale of industrial textile production in Britain.
Local notes from Round Prairie area recount harvests and visits
Round Prairie reports corn husking trips to the east of Mt Pleasant and hay delivery to Lockridge by Bower Bros. Coal shipments from Illinois brought relief to those needing fuel. Local residents, including Miss Eliza Billingsley, Hal Mendenhall, and Esther Linderson, are noted for travels, school terms, and family visits across nearby towns.
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Round Prairie
Mt. Pleasant
Bower Bros
Lockridge
Illinois
Robert Lawrence
Highland
Eliza Billingsley
Montana
Fairfield
Hal Mendenhall
Cedar Two
Fix
Glasgow
Miss Jen son dies at Packwood after illness
In Packwood Iowa on November 4 Miss Jen son died at her home after a period of illness. The funeral was held at the home conducted by Rev. Asbell of the Christian church and she was buried in Woodhull Illinois. Family and friends accompanied the body on the evening train. Nearby items note residents visiting, moves, and local events including marriages and upcoming entertainments in Stockport and Fairfield counties.
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Jenson
Packwood
Nette
Christian Church
Asbell
Woodhull
Ill
Mildred Rains
Isaac Webb
Mills
Carvin
Richland
Will Kenyon
Dave Downey
Curt Forest
Abingdon
and Mirs
H. S. Cline
Hedrick
Lige Woolum
Ottawa
F. C. Woolum
Henry Mitchell
Montana
Gilbert Smith
Ella Rains
Glendale News Briefs and Local Visits
Glendale Iowa November 4. West Burlington to the railway foreman Mr W Linkin comes here. Mr and Mrs Eben Peck of Ottumwa visited Miss Mary Damm Saturday. Mrs Peck's mother was an early school teacher in this community.
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Glendale
West Bur- Linkin
Herelington
Eben Peck
Ottumwa
Mary Damm
Elm Grove box supper repaid and church event planned
Bad weather kept crowds away at Elm Grove school Friday. The community will repeat the box supper Thursday Nov 7. Rev Smith of Fairfield will preach at Plum Grove on Sunday afternoon Nov 10. Local residents note cows injury and family visits to Abingdon and Brookville.
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Elm Grove
Elm Grove School
Rev. Smith
Fairfield
Plum Grove
J. W. Wilson
Kane Emery
Richland
Rollin
Charles Salts
Omer Myers
Abingdon
Halleck Wilson
Harry Junkin
Brookville
C. D. McPherson
Merrimac Notes and Local Updates
In Merrimac Iowa on November 4 a baby boy was born to a couple named Leffler on November 2. A community dance at the W O W hall drew a large crowd. Mr A Johnson died November 1 and will be buried at the Swedish Lutheran cemetery near Four Corners. John Craft of Germanville is improving after serious illness. Gotlieb Hildebrand’s boy broke his arm near Mr Lilyblade’s while driving cattle. Henry Shuppy and Jessie Estrus Norton with Frank Nelson and family spent Sunday with Frank Trabert. Farmers report corn not as good as last year and harvest remains ongoing.
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Stockport
Stockport Opera House
Will McIntosh
Table Rock
Nebraska
W. R. Smith
Glendale
Elihu Gregory
Alton
Lane
Congressman Kennedy
Frank Ely
Brown Hughes
Clark
E. T. Harlan
Indiana
Georgia
Robert Ely
Mt. Pleasant
H. E. Ely
Fred Bogle
Pawnee City
Neb
D. K
Kans
Fairfield
Thomp
Merrimac
Leffler
W. O. W. Hall
A. Johnson
Four Corners
John Craft
Germanville
Gotlieb Hildebrand
Lilyblade
Henry Shuppy
Jessie Estrus Norton
Frank Nelson
Frank Trabert
Parsonville News Notes Visitors and Social Benefit
Mrs Charles Linstrom of Chariton is visiting her brother R E Parsons due to cousin Jack Parsons illness in Fairfield. Jim and George Parson of Lucas county visit at R E Parsons. Mr and Mrs Copeland and son of Fairfield visited William Bush last Sunday. A coffee social at J R Nelson's Thursday benefits the Salina Lutheran church.
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Parsonville
Charlie Linstrom
Chariton
Town
R. E. Parson
Jack Parson
Fairfield
Jim
George Parson
Lucas County
R. E. Parsons
Copeland and Son
William Bush
J. R. Nelson
Salina
Protracted meeting announced in Beckwith
Beckwith Ind Nov 6 Protracted meeting was announced for Monday night but farther ahead was not announced. Mrs Geo McCormick remains ill under Dr A S Hague care. Mrs Steel of Washington county visited sister Mrs S T Caviness last week. Miss Nellie McCormick returned from Chicago Saturday evening.
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Beckwith
Geo. McCormick
A. S. Hague
Steel
Washington County
S. T. Caviness
Nellie McCormick
Chicago
Randall Suffering Illness Under Doctor's Care
Mrs. M. S. Randall is quite sick and is under the doctor's care. Grandfather Ogden visited his sons, Oran and Ed Ogden, a few days last week. Mr. R. C. Sands is visiting his sister in Henry county this week. Mrs. Laura Clark returned Sunday from an extended visit in Oklahoma and Kansas.
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M. S. Randall
Grandfather Ogden
Oran
Ed Ogden
R. C. Sands
Henry County
Laura Clark
Oklahoma
Kansas
The Mansfield Estate Fortune For Richard Mansfield
Admirers are told the late actor Richard Mansfield left a substantial estate estimated between 300000 and 500000 dollars. The piece argues actors should save and stop benefit funerals as a reproach to the profession.
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Richard Mansfield
Mark
Leslie’s Weekly
Senses of Monkeys Keen Sight Deficient Smell
Monkeys are remarkably keen of sight but deficient in sense of smell according to the article.
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E. C. Farriss
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Fcerilhany's
Dent
Hicago
Tribune Tee Republic
The
Office
Parsons College
Esther Linderson
Union
Jane Parsons Lindstrom
Unkrich
Anna Hayes
Wim. Simons
American Surety Company
Ren Watt
Alfred Benjamin & Cos
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Kraft Klothing KO
Parsonville and Vicinity
Hufstedler &Baker
Terest
Ladies’ Union
Burson
Mansfield
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