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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1911
Page
2
The Reporter and F. Paine Publishing Co issue the notice as a historical public record. It announces weekly publication details and entry as second class mail matter at Fayette Tow post office.
Lima residents host visits and family news from Clermont to Spring Valley. Aunts and teachers attend events in Postville and West Union while a new granddaughter and a newborn daughter brighten households. Elderly resident William Frost dies in Eureka at ninety six. injuries reported from a roof repair mishap. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised by Rasaca Georgia resident for coughs and croup. local sale offered by Rickert & Davis.
Wadena announces Sunday school at the Raftia school house next Sunday April 30 at 2 30 sharp. Community updates include moving changes by a barber shop and a millinery store, missionary meetings at Catholic church, and several local visits and arrivals.
James St John and wife moved into the house vacated by Andrew Smith last Saturday. The Herrel family can access Farmers' phone, Clinton Burns and wife with baby spent Sunday at the Elsie Clegg home. Misa Cassy Kimpson attended a Teachers' meeting in Postville. Charley Potter attended a hard time party at the Pete Menges home. Fred Baker and wife were Sunday visitors to their son Bert and wife. Hol Langerman and family visited Perry Potter. Cecil Welsh stayed with his sister Mrs Bert Baker. Lyle Pattison has the men area. Perry Potter resides the horse-bare on his farm where Clinton Burns lives. Mart Caudle and family moved to their new home in Fay Alte.
The Springfield Valley area reports little to no notable events this week. Mrs Susan King attended Weat Union on Tuesday. Miss Ida Starr returns from Fayette after three weeks caring for sister Mrs Dowie who remains ill. Al Borland and wife visited Geo Fay home from Saturday to Monday. New measles cases appear in Will Finch family. Maud Starr recovers enough to attend school. Miss Chittenden starts school at the stone school-house. Joe Stearns and family visit C I Oelberg home near Lima. Overall, the columnist notes there is no significant news to report.
Saurel Birch of Beetown Wisconsin suffered a severe leg injury after being kicked by a horse. A frightful sore developed but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it completely, praised as a premier remedy for wounds. Available at Rickort & Davis for 25 cents.
Abstract office records show numerous transfers in Oelwein West Union Arlington and Hawkeye including Addison Dewey to Mary Spencer and James Wetherbee from Abernathy Womans Relief Corps No 41 to various heirs Lloyd and Rittenhouse property transactions in Wing's and Jewell Wellman add Fulton districts with values ranging from 2000 to 7200 dollars.
A committee organizing Decoration Day ceremonies notes many unmarked soldier graves. Plans to mark all graves with bronze tablets include naming came regiment and related facts. Nora Graf, Fayette, Iowa, to coordinate correspondence for expenses.
In the district court of Low A county a notice to all concerned that on May 1, 18XX, an instrument purporting to be the will of E White, deceased, will be heard for proof and admission to probate before the district court. April 2. Clerk JW. Wiistun.
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