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Newspaper
Fairfield Tribune
Location
Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1912
Page
8
Notice to heirs and interested parties that by October 24 1912 the district court clerk in Jefferson Iowa will file the final report of administrator C H Linder seeking approval discharge and bond sureties. Contest allowed. Leggett and McKenney attorneys. Also a birth notice: born yesterday to Prof and Mrs E E Watson a daughter.
Sunday and Tuesday city visitors include E E Quillen of Centerville Ada Montgomery a Washington school teacher and Mrs Elizabeth Harris returning from Kansas City Rev T S Pool newly moved from Brighton to New London Miss Grace Rogers back from Huron South Dakota and the Morgenski cows die after gorging on corn in a rare farm mishap.
John Jacobson and wife near Salina visited his mother Mrs. Hellen Jacobson Sunday. Black Hawk residents Mr. and Mrs. Picken and others stopped by D. M. Holgate’s and H. F. Crile’s. Annie Stever and daughter Helen visited the Jacobson home. G W Cornell called at Neal Stalman’s. Edna and Merlin Krumholtz visited S. Cornell’s home Sunday.
Libertyville notes Cites Mr Everett Fry returning from La Porte Indiana and Mr Lloyd Fry from Kansas City. Several residents travel to Wisconsin Colorado and Dakota. Socials include Birthday club supper and Epworth League meeting. Local business shifts as Geo Yarrington closes out and moves to real estate.
Sanford Zeigler reports grain markets with prices for corn wheat oats clover seed and other commodities. Market notes include varied quotations and small changes across agricultural staples.
Stockport reports the return of editor Harry Tillotson and his wife from a three weeks vacation in Kansas covering over 1500 miles. The piece also notes involvement of local hardware dealer John Bales.
Peoria Illinois September 17 colors and emblems of masonry adorned the streets as the Knights Templar of Illinois gathered for the twenty sixth annual Grand Commandery conclave. An opening session followed by a delegate parade and Peoria Lake excursion will lead to a dress parade a competitive drill and a reception with ball this evening. Miss Hattie Monfort of Ottumwa visited relatives yesterday.
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