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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 1908

Page

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Death of J. R. Berry shocks Stockport community

J R Sperry longtime Stockport resident dies suddenly at home aged 66 after chest pain. Civil War veteran and member of Iowa Infantry Company I, funeral held at his house with Spencer cemetery interment. Widespread sorrow noted as relatives from Kansas City Davenport and Council Bluffs relay condolences. Distinct local notices include hospital visit and family deaths.

J. R. Sperry Stockport Berry 14Th Iowa Infantry Spencer Cemetery L. Griffin A. Gusserman Kansas City James Loving Myres Davenport

Local noted visits and town projects in Lockridge area

Mrs S M Duttweiler spent Sunday at Glendale with daughter Mrs Clarence Murphy and family. Miss Ella Allerdice returned home after a week with relatives at Pleasant Plain. George Fagan and family visited in Henry county. M Allerdice and family with Chas Hutton at Glasgow Sunday. Louis Easton of Fairfield moves Thackerey property to west end and will relocate a house for Frank Peterson. Contractors erecting a house for Victor Swanson. Mrs M Allerdice hosts sewing afternoon. Contractor King lays cement walk for George Sturgis at Glasgow and others planned near Merrimac. Damm and Craff shipped hogs last week. James Hickenbottom paints Craff property and Danielson store room. Maggie Briggs visiting in Fairfield with Gladys Ketcham. Mr and Mrs Author Hillman welcome a son. Mrs Jno Eggenbarger is on

Stockport George Edwards Kansas City J. A. Munson Dill Fairfield Timsick List M. A. Graber Birmingham Jeniah Harlan Dc. W. Wheatley Ross Wheatley Hot Springs Arkansas Fox Paul Thornily Serva Seattle Wash Joe Keck Dr. Nelson Canton Illinois D. C Ray Linderson Frank Peterson Larson Victor Swanson M. Allerdice King George Sturgis Glasgow Joe Hufstedler Merrimac M. Damm F. J. Craff James Hickenbottom Craff Danielson Maggie Briggs Gladys Ketcham Author Hillman Jno. Eggenbarger Brookville Griswell Clarence Cline Joseph Nelson Billie Cathey Frank Johnson Ella Ida Devall Melville Barrow C. M. McChesney Arthur Loomis Hanna Mabel Sabel Ola Farmer Loomis Laura Loughary Kinza Gillett Sterling Colorado Chicago Gillett Isaac Webb Hedrick Lida Mowery Underwood Eddyville Blanche Sanches

Libertyville social notes and upcoming revival meetings

In Libertyville Iowa on October 12 a reception honored the M. E. pastor and family. A series of meetings opened at the Presbyterian church with an evangelist joining Rev. McNeil on Tuesday. Local residents Hiram Crawford and Harry Barnes returned from travels. Mrs. H. D. Davis and Miss Ruth attended a dinner party at Mrs. Nathan Register’s. About twenty five youths enjoyed a taffy pull at Will Linder’s home. Mrs. Wm. Riggs visits relatives in Clay Center Nebraska. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Geo. James of Glendale. Ada Miller and Bonnie Gobble visited Will Linder’s over Sunday.

Libertyville M. E Presbyterian Church McNeil Hiram Crawford Colorado Harry Barnes Washington H. D. Davis Ruth Nathan Register Fairfield Will Linder Wm. Riggs Clay Center Neb Geo. James Glendale Ada Miller Bonnie Gobble

Parsonville Community Notes Highlight Meetings and Visits

The Lib erty school held a well attended parents meeting with talks on Our School and Patriotism by Miss Buchanan and John Speilman. E C Steward the evangelist from Indiana will hold meetings Tuesday night and through the week, inviting all.

Parsonville Liberty School Buchanan John Speilman Gene Jarsons Perry Hickenbottom William Bush Oscar Larson G. B. Parsons Hales Douds Station Clayton

Merrimac News From Oct 12 Local Visits and Church Additions

Mrs. Margaret McGuire left for Greenfield Iowa to visit son Thomas and wife. Mount Ayr church members added a new cement platform and front walks. Mrs. Perry Van Winkle is recovering and visited relatives. Rev Ballard preached at Mount Ayr church. Mrs. Caroline Craft and May from Germanville and Mrs Heaton from Burlington visited the Shappy family. Anna Sams and Alta from Holbrook Neb visited cousin Mrs Anna Shuppy. The sale at Andy Nickelson's drew a good crowd and high prices.

Anna Sams Alta Holbrook, Neb Anna Shuppy Andy Nickelson

Bridge Construction Near Glendale Promotes Local Employment

Glendale Iowa reports the railroad completed a costly bridge west of town to allow highway passage. About twenty local youths found work at good wages while the project proceeded. Several Burlington men visited the site. railway agent Floyd Smith returns from Washington for a week. Fr a n k S en se hunted squirrels nearby. M Damm and Co. killed seventy three in three days and others from Burlington were in the company. Peter Rizor returned home at Mystic after a protracted visit. Frank Davis hosts his mother from Oskaloosa. N N Green and sister Mrs Fanny Conners travel to South Dakota to visit a brother.

Glendale Frank Sense M. Damm and Company Burlington Floyd Smith Washington Peter Rizor Mystic Frank Davis Oskaloosa N. N. Green Fanny Conners South Dakota

Endeavor meeting draws full Packwood turnout

Packwood Iowa October 12 The En deavor business meeting held last Thursday night saw full attendance with many local youths present at the gathering.

Packwood Endeavor Business

Local Folks See Visitors and Travelors Over Weekend

Brookville residents and neighbors share Sunday visits with extended families including Griswells Festus Gilletts and Clines. Farther trips include Laura Loughary Kinza Gillett and Isaac Webb visiting Chicago Hedrick and Eddyville while land plans and sick lists appear among community notes.

Company M to Represent at State Rifle Shoot in Des Moines

The Company M rifle team will travel to Des Moines for the State Rifle Association event October 20 21 22 and 23. A five man squad led by Captain J F Ready includes Lieut C C Cummings Sergeant E C Johnson Corporal John W Brown and Private Andrew Castile. The state pays all participants and the company aims to post strong scores against Iowa militia teams.

Des Moines Iowa State Rifle Association J. F. Ready C. C. Cummings E. C. Johnson John W. Brown Andrew Castile

Woman alleges days of drugging in Omaha and brought to Council Bluffs

Mrs Theresa Iowa Spencer, visiting St Bernard s hospital in Council Bluffs, claims she was drugged and taken from Omaha to the city by J J Fisher and wife. Hotel guests heard disturbances and police found the couple in a room. Fisher is jailed and the woman remains in serious condition as investigators pursue leads to her daughters and the case terms.

Council Bluffs Omaha Theresa Iowa Spencer St. Bernard's Hospital Metropolitan Hotel J. J. Fisher Fisher Gray Des Moines

Indiana Senate Fight Looms Over Governor Hanly Candidacy

Indianapolis October 10 The likelihood grows that Governor Hanly may run for the United States Senate if Republicans gain control of the legislature Many party leaders see his candidacy as possible though obstacles exist If he pursues the effort he might use tactics similar to those used to push the county local option bill through the legislature

United States Indianapolis Hanly United States Senate

Noted Revision of a Matrimonial Covenant Parody

A quip labeled as a suggested revision mocks a solemn betrothal ceremony. It envisions a union framed by social elites and economic concerns, referencing Saint Bradstreet and a town estate while inviting objections and silence from others.

Complainant Pays Costs in Gosuch Humphreys Case

In State of Iowa versus Florence Gosuch and Mabel Humphreys the larceny case was dismissed with costs taxed against the prosecuting witness A. W. Johnson. The proceeding arose from pending divorce actions. Mrs. Johnson alleged Gosuch and Humphreys aided by entering the Johnson home to take clothing for herself and her children while Johnson was away. Warrant service by Constable B. F. Black followed, with the case continued from September 2 to September 8 before dismissal.

State of Iowa Florence Gosuch Mabel Humphreys David B. Wilson A. W. Johnson Johnsons Gosuch Johnson B. F. Black

Also Mentioned on This Page

County News Maymie Miller Wm. Warren Oakland Council Bluffs Hospital Warren S. M. Duttweiler Tom Ward Goldie Mr. Smithberg George W. Unkrich Dixie Underwear Children’s Union S.sccine W. B East Side Square Chance A.W. Chase T FairGeld Iewa Soma Company M Woman Indiana Saint Bradstreet Puck Rice Brothers Live Stock Commission Fred Collins West Burlington St Dr. Kina Corcus Parce ALL Throat Telas SATOR Ederheimer, Stein & Co Ederheimer-Stein Best Guddy
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