Busy Fayette Community Notices and Local Visits
A flurry of visits and social calls fills Fayette and nearby towns this week. Grandma Pritchard and daughter Mrs Wilson were in town, Miss Pearl Hartmay travels for spring goods, and many residents host gatherings or visit relatives in Hawkeye, West Union, Oelwein, and Dubuque. Local sales include a $525 horse sale, ground shells for poultry, and several real estate deals. Community events feature opera house performances, church group meetings, and a Kensington fundraiser raising $6.55, with ongoing millinery and merchandise activities at local stores.
Knight and Burger Receive 250 Tons of Soft Coal
Knight and Burger have received a large shipment of 250 tons of soft coal. The arrival boosts supply for their operations and could affect local fuel availability. No further details on origin or delivery date are provided.
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Cost Of City Coal And Road Meeting In Payette
The town pays 277 per ton for screenings while the original Fayette contract was 65 per ton. Freight surcharges after the C M and St P embargo raised costs by 121 per ton. Last ten cars cost 277 per ton. the town aims for 265 per ton. A meeting at the Payette House February 18 at 7:30 will discuss the Des Moines good roads convention March 8-9 and elect delegates. Mayor Martin Mononey urges attendance.
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Citizen's Meeting on Eleanor Perry Care Plan
A council Bluffs committee addresses Mrs. Eleanor Perry's care options. Proposals include guardianship, local home placement, or county home care. The meeting is set for February 22 at 2 30 p m in the sample room as friends urge a responsible plan.
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President Cooper Heads to Chicago Dinner Event
U S A notes show President Cooper traveling to Chicago for the Fayette Club annual dinner at the Illinois Athletic Club dining room. Mrs Cooper and daughter left Wednesday for Minneapolis to remain until after Sunday. Also noted is state contest admission for Thomas W Moreland and a university recital in University Chapel on February 24 1910 featuring Miss Mary M Miller soprano and Miss Bertha M Mershon with pupils of Dr Neff and Prof Harrington.
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Canton Colfax No 19 West Union Musters In Officers
Canton Colfax number 19 of West Union mustered in officers February 10 with Gol A Randalia as initiating officer. A L Heath Cant G A Kind Lieut D Brause Ens G W Van Atten Clerk F B Miner Act F L Fordice Sentinel T D Reeder Picket. After the canton closed the officers and members went to the Union Hotel for an oyster supper.
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