Death of Mrs. J. H. Allender near Salina
Mrs. J. H. Allender died at her home near Salina last Saturday morning after years of declining health. Adaline Hill Templeton, born in Ohio December 2 1831, taught in Jefferson county and married J. H. Allender February 12 1861. Survived by husband and eight children including Odessa June Gertrude Rupert Aloa Omaha Willamette Thomas Fairfield Myrtle San Francisco. Funeral held at home Sunday with Rev C W Cochran of Burlington officiating. Interment in Richwood cemetery.
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J. H. Allender
Salina
Adaline Hill Templeton
Ohio
Jefferson County
Odessa
June
Gertrude
Rupert
Aloa
Omaha
Willamette
Menlo Park
Cal
Thomas
Fairfield
Myrtle
San Francisco
Allender
Richwood’s
C. W. Cochran
Burlington
Allan's Cough Balsam Endorsed as Best Remedy
We suggest keeping Allan's Cough Balsam on hand at all times as the best remedy among advertised patent medicines.
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Allan
Ashes of S. M. Lewis Buried at Bevergreen Cemetery
Ashes of S. M. Lewis, Fairfield resident and former partner in Lewis & Sons harness and hardware, were buried last Thursday at Bevergreen Cemetery in the family lot. He died in Los Angeles in May and was cremated. Rev. Pearse Pinch officiated.
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Bevergreen Cemetery
S. M. Lewis
Fairfield
Los Angeles
Cal
Pearse Pinch
Lewis & Sons
The
Tribune
Chicago
Remains of Indiana Man Shipped to Keokuk Medical College
The remains of David Pearson of Indiana, found on the Q track near Bernhart, were sent to Keokuk last week to the Keokuk Medical College after relatives refused to pay for shipping. A letter from W H Lamb of Amboy recalls Pearson’s history, noting he left Amboy two weeks earlier to visit relatives in Iowa and Missouri and may have been headed to Fremont Iowa when he died. He was once adopted by Iowa people, had $22.50, and earlier sold liniment, described as brilliant yet peculiar. He was religious and a Hoosier pioneer, ending a sad, friendless death far from home.
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David Pearson
Indiana
Bernhart
Keokuk
Keokuk Medical College
Gaumer
W. H. Lamb
Amboy
Ind
Pearson
Iowa
Missouri
Freemont
Hoosier State
Formal Presentation of Band Stand in Fairfield Park
The Ladies' Improvement Association funded and presented a new octagonal band stand in Fairfield City Park. Mayor James and Mrs. J. S. McKenney spoke on the project, the Fairfield band performed, and onlookers left with a rocking chair as a keepsake. The structure cost 1014 dollars and stands as a monument to the association's efforts.
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Ladies’ Improvement Association
Fairfield Band
S. J. Chester
J. S. McKenney
Association
W. G. Ross
James
Ladies Improvement Association of
Fairfield
Birth and Death of Flora Alta Rodibaugh
Flora Alta Rodibaugh daughter of Henry and Ella Rodibaugh born May 7 1892 died October 1 1907 aged 15 years 5 months 14 days. She was kind loving and patient through a severe illness and trusted in Christ. Funeral at home conducted by Elder Abram Wolf of Udell Town and Elder E G Rodibaugh.
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Flora Alta Rodibaugh
Henry
Ella Rodibaugh
Alta
Abram Wolf
Udell
E. G. Rodibaugh
Carteres Celebrate First Wedding Anniversary
Last Friday October 25 marks the first anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Carter the deputy sheriff and his wife. About 11 o clock thirty five relatives and friends gathered at their home and by noon a grand wedding feast was served. The guests stayed for an afternoon of sociability.
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Chas. Carter
Reverend Pearse Pinch Attends Baracas Session in Keokuk
Keokuk news notes Reverend Pearse Pinch of Fairfield visited last week and spoke at the Baracas class of the First Congregational church. About forty attended a supper by the Philathea class, with Lee A. Daughrity presiding and a literary gathering to follow. The report then lists court actions including estates for Macy Vaught Chilcott and Gaumer, and various civil cases with judgments and orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearse Pinch
Keokuk
First Congregational Church
Gate City
Lee A. Daughrity
Pinch
Congregational Church of
Fairfield
Notice for Township Election and Court Docket
A district court session closed with Judge Vermilion presiding and trial of State of Iowa v Frank Adler ending in a guilty plea for assault with intent to commit bodily injury. Emma Adler sent to Juvenile Home. Also minor probate and chancery matters and a breach of sabbath case against Iowa Malleable Iron Co. baseball fined $1 costs. appeal bond set. Special township election notice for Center Township to be held November 1907 with officers listed.
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District Court
Vermilion
State of
Iowa
Frank Adler
Versilion
Emma Adler
Des Moines
State of Iowa
Iowa Malleable Iron Co
Bert Dill
Justice of Peace Court
Center Township election proclamation by Sheriff Neibert
The Sheriff of Jefferson County I W H Neibert proclaims that at the Special Election on Tuesday Nov 5 1907 in Center Township electors will fill three trustees two justices of the peace two constables one clerk and one assessor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Gow
Fairfield Township
Jefferson County
Iowa
Fairfield
Board of Supervisors
Fairfield City
Center Township
A. E. Labaugh
Said County
A. E. Labagh
I. W. H. Neibert
W. H. Neibert
Tea as remedy and restraint in dyspepsia
A London doctor advised caregivers that scolding a tea loving woman is ineffective. He suggested a harmless bottle to be taken every three hours with strict rules to avoid tea four hours before and after each dose, as a therapeutic measure.
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London
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Libertyville School
G. B. Baker
Louden Machinery CO
Louden
Maine
California
Canada
Europe
D. G. Higley
East Side Square
Singer
At- Singer
West Broadway
Postoffice
James T. Hughes
Eben
Washington Star
J. S. Mills
Joshua Macy
Tombstone
Elizabeth Vaught
Asa Chilcott
James Gaumer
Anna Gaumer
Andrew Samuelson
Western Union Telegraph Co
E. W. Miller
F. P. Sears
Lawrence Noble
E. L. Allen
Wm. Stone
Geo. D. Henry
Record-Herald
Andrew Gantz
Jacob Crider
Sarah J. Stokes
E. L. Forbes
A. G. Lewis
Mary Lewis
R. M. William
Admr
Jno
H. Mount
Lillis Hicks
Ayer
Mary Bertean
Varysburg, N.Y
J.c.ay
Lyers
A Br Co
Lowell, Mass
F. D. Berrick & QW Furniture and Und
Hufstedler & Ba
Nice
Chas. Young
Phone
North Side Groce
Peseta
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