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Newspaper

Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 16, 1912

Page

6

Community Notes From County Correspondence

The Ladies' Aid groups hosted gatherings at Mrs. Maud Murphy's home and Mrs. Browne's house while many locals visited relatives in Burlington Fairfield and Burlington. A hospital update reports Tillie Anderson recovering well from surgery. Local trips include visits to Mt. Pleasant Oneda Ill Tillanook Ore and Delavan Wis as well as church services in Fairfield and English Lutheran.

The Lutheran Church Maud Murphy Fagan Mt. Pleasant Ernest Walker Fairfield Hulse Anderson Ring Estus Norton Mina Burlington Ladies’ Aid of the Baptist Church Browne Tillie Anderson Jefferson County Hospital Ada Ender Old Settlers Gladys Bankhead Leona Schillerstrom Eldra Hopkirk Alma Faber Lucile Carlson Hansen English Lutheran Church Gust Larson Oneda Ill W. C. Rauscher Russell D. R Ernest Rupp West Ella Heron Mystic May Brown M. Mickey Louis Reeder Eugene Palmer Baptist Church Geo. Stringer Fred Peterson Delavan Wis

East Pleasant Plain Notes and Local Arrivals

Residents traveled to Fairfield for old settlers gathering and buffalo tasting. Mary Jane Hull died suddenly at Mrs. Jones's home in Old Pleasant Plain while seated. Humphrey left for work in Jacksonville Illinois after visiting family. Mrs. Clara Westenhaver remains sick. Dr Bailey acquired a new automobile. Mrs. Jane Mealey visits relatives in Washington.

Fairfield Buffalo Clara Westenhaver Little Humphrey Jacksonville Mary Jane Hull Mrs. Jones Old Pleasant Plain Dr. Bailey Mrs. Jane Mealey Washington

Local Social Roundup At Sunday Gatherings

Mr. Greber and family were guests of Orin Green and family for dinner Sunday. Mrs. Louis Barrow and son Charles called at the Al Greeson home Sunday evening. Will Greeson and family visited the parental Boyd home Sunday. John H. Copeland reportedly pursued a buffalo hide. Master Tom Uttley called on Orin Greeson Sunday evening. S. M. Davidson visited his parents Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Ross visited the Uttley home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Davidson and granddaughter Lucile spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. John Koontz. A large crowd attended the old set.

Mr. Greber Orin Green Louis Barrow Charles al Greeson Will Greeson Boyd John H. Copeland Tom Uttley Orin Grees S. M. Davidson T. C. Ross Uttley S. F. Davidson Lucile John Koontz

Pleasant Plain Community News Highlights Curate Local Events

A Pleasant Plain roundup notes Old Settlers Day crowds in Fairfield, travels of residents to North Dakota, and local deaths. Mrs. Hull passes unexpectedly. funeral plans follow. Cora and Zora Eck visit Penn College in Oskaloosa, and a well attended school house speaking features Mr. McKenney and C Junkin. Mrs. Orndorff of Deering ND dies aged 33. funeral held at M E church in Deering. Community activities include weddings rumors, gate-shooting jokes, bungalow construction, church society meetings, and shifts in local farms as rain eases fall plowing.

Charles Kettrill Devil’s Lake North Dakota Kettrill Hull Cora Zora Eck Oskaloosa Penn College Mr. McKenney C. Junkin Bert Weitzel Emery Edwards F. G. Eck Guy Donovan Fairfield W. N. Dutweiler Kyle

Libertyville Notes and Local Events in October

Born Friday October 11 a girl to Mr and Mrs Walter Harlan. Presbyterian church to serve a chicken pie supper October 19 in Leedy hall. James Cowan seriously ill. Mrs Ora Carter from Colorado here for sister-in-law Mrs Harve Orndorf’s death. PEO ladies dinner hosted by Mrs C W Leppo. Florence Heald of Nevada and Mrs E E Gardner of Lansing visit sister Mrs S B Bishop. Mr and Mrs John Cupp of Allerton return home after visit. Mrs Wm Riggs of Udell visiting sons. Mrs Mary Gumnere improving after hospital stay. Mrs M A Fell returns from five months in New York City. Next Libertyville Auxiliary Jefferson County Hospital meeting October 26. Mrs G W Hewett visiting son in Fairfield. Henry Wolff ill with erysipelas. Mr and Mrs Oliver Clarridge of Davenport visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Charley Wray of Fairfield spent Sunday with H D.

Walter Harlan the Presbyterian Church Leedy Hall James Cowan Ora Carter Colorado Harve Orndorf C. W. Leppo Fairfield Florence Heald Nevada E. E. Gardner Lansing Mich S. B. Bishop John Cupp Allerton John Coleman Wm. Riggs Udell Mary Gumnere Jefferson County Hospital M. A. Fell New York City Libertyville S. K. Davis G. W. Hewett Henry Wolff Oliver Clarridge Davenport

Old settlers reunion memories and plans noted in Fairfield

CENTER TOWNSHIP The Tribune recalls the first old settlers reunion held thirty three years ago and the planned one thirty three years hence. Maple Grove had no school Thursday due to the old settlers meeting. Local residents visit and accompany relatives for the event and share Sunday gatherings with neighbors.

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Packwood Church Meeting Reopens After Illness Pause

In Packwood the M. E. church meeting closed last week due to illness but will continue this week. Adren Myers walks with a cane after an ankle injury. Jessie Oliver hosted out of town guests Sunday. R. H. Myers family and Cyrus Ruggles group visited L. G. Myers home Sunday. Robert Benn left for Kansas City for school after his father’s illness. He is reported improving. Mary Bowman visited Ettie Edmunds and Hanna Sabel at Hedrick. John Barrow Eva Barrow and Lizzie Bottorff attended a funeral in Libertyville. Ora Caviness family visited friends out of town. Basil Marlow and Rob Ryman traveled to Missouri for apples.

M. E. Church Adren Myers Jessie Oliver R. H. Myers Cyrus Ruggles L. G. Myers Robert Benn Kansas City Mary Bowman Ettie Edmund Hanna Sabel Hedrick John Barrow Eva Lizzie Bottorff Libertyville Ora Caviness Basil Marlow Rob Ryman Missouri

Stockport Notes Include Funerals and Local Happenings

G T McKee and wife attended Albert Baldwin’s funeral in Eldon last Wednesday. Orin Bradford and family, from Oklahoma City, plan to settle in Stockport. John Crawford fixed a silo for dairy use. An infant born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Anderson was buried in Spencer cemetery on Sunday October 5. Dr Graber and family toured to Keokuk earlier. Yost and Morley paid 30 cents for oats, the season’s high. Jessie Sherman bought Bryant Dow’s Cedar farm. J H Stump offered free paper hanging to the lady guessing double rolls. the winner was 950. Dr Wood was called to Tennessee for his mother’s illness. Rev J C Kendrick preached at the M E church Sunday night. Dr Grove of Fairfield visited. Old settlers day at Fairfield faced threatening weather. Sunday was ideal for autos after mud and rough roads since May 1.

North Dakota Libertyville M. E. Church R. C. Russell Dunkard Cemetery G. T. McKee Albert Baldwin Eldon Orin Bradford Oklahoma City Stockport John Crawford Clarence Anderson Spencer Cemetery Dr. Graber Wood Tennessee J. C. Kendrick Ottumwa M. E Grove Fairfield Old Settlers

Visitations and social notes from Fairfield area

Lockridge residents visit Billingsley family in Billings, Mont. Rev. Swenson from Rock Island preached at English Lutheran. Mrs. Klinehan and daughters Ferne and Mabel shopped in Burlington. Ray Voorhies and Eugene Palmer, Fairfield, attended church and meetings. Esther Lamson wed Tilphy Johnson in Fairfield as Katherine Denny and Ethel returned to New London after a week with relatives. An Drew Brown hosted by his Wisconsin-based father Geo Brown and family. Overstrums back from a week away.

Clarence Billingsley Billings Mont Holly W. C. Rauscher Russell Burlington Katherine Denny Ethel New London Geo. Stephenson Hillman Tilphy Johnson Esther Lamson Fairfield A. M. Kauffman Mable Pearle Pence B. Brown Wisconsin Andrew Brown J. M. Overstrum

Local Residents Weekend Notes and Illness Update

Visiting her daughter Mrs M N Smith and Mr and Mrs Fred Bender of Far son spent Sunday at C W Edwards. W H Steele is very low with no hope of recovery. J W Mowery attended old settlers reunion at Fairfield. Annie Sutton visited sister Nora Paxton near Packwood. Ed Carson of Cherokee Okla came for relatives visit. FF R Gambell of Hedrick was a business caller here last week.

M. N Smith Fred Bender Farson C. W. Edward's W. H. Steele George Clingman Washburn Viola McVey A. J. Rowland W. A. Alexander Mortainsburg Rimier Packwood J. W. Mowery Old Settlers Fairfield Annie Sutton Nora Paxton Ed. Carson Cherokee Oklo FF. R. Gambell Hedrick

Parsonsville News Briefs Include Local Visits and Barn Work

Oscar Monson visited Burlington last week. Fred and Mrs Nelson of Lucas Iowa visit relatives. James Hawkins builds a new cattle barn with John Larson and crew. Chester Hickenbottom and his family dined with John Hollander on Sunday. Meetings progress well and will run through the week.

Oscar Monson Burlington Fred Nelson Lucas, Iowa James Hawkins John Larson Chester Hickenbottom John Hollander

What She Remembered

A returned traveler recalls abroad scenes with a neighborly woman as they discuss remarkable places. He warns the most chilling memory is the catacombs in Rome, which haunts him with a night mare.

Catacorners Rome

Autumn Wedding in Fairfield at Lamson Home

Miss Esther Lamson wed Tilphy Johnson at 5:30 PM in a ceremony at 501 South Main Street. Rev. W A Wolgemuth officiated with about fifty relatives present. A wedding dinner followed and the couple planned a horseback trip before settling at South Court Street. The couple’s parents marked their twenty seventh anniversary with the event.

Ralph W. Lamson South Main Street Esther Tilphy Johnson W. A. Wolgemuth English Lutheran Church Mrs. Johnson South Court Street Johnson Fairfield the Tribune

Parsons College Faculty Delights Students At Reception

At Dr and Mrs W E Parsons home last night the Parsons College faculty hosted the annual reception for the four upper classes. Schmidt's orchestra provided music while Miss Margaret Clark of Burlington and Miss Emry and Miss Porter of Fairfield high school attended along with city ministers and their wives. A Sylvan autumn decor and a dainty menu with tea cream mint wafers cake mixed nuts coffee complemented the event. The evening drew praise from students for the faculty led gathering amid festive decor and hospitality.

W. E. Parsons Parsons College Schmidt Margaret Clark Burlington Martha Emry Porter Fairfield High School

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JL. Tygret Tlers Sam Neiswanger Vie Ollie Sam Bell John Bell Lucile Davidson East Pleasant Plain Pleasant Plain Mr. Carthey Martinsburg W. K. Carthey Woolson J. H. Glaney Henry Cline J. W. Hook Marshalltown W. A. Hook Gassoway Brighton Gladys Hook Richland Charley Wray H. D Center Township Maple Grove Sadie Lewis Helen G. W Cornell Cornelia Cooper Mable Ford Alvah Cornell Verne Selma Jacobson Chloe Miller John Krumholtz John Kann George Haushahn S. Cornell Mrs. Linburg H. F. Crile W. F. Miller Fern Lockridge LINBY Mrs. Melling Bladensburg Parsonsville Sanford Zeigler Cora Jones K. K. Klub Hayden West Broadway Klub Lamson Armory Hall E. A. Howard W. G. Ross L. O. Gains Hungary Nagyperkata Coun Ceil Champ Clark Welkin Wilson Club A. P. Canny Democratic County Central Committee W. D. Davis Sec’y
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