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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
2
Marel 7 10 announces candidacy for County Treasurer subject to Republican Primaries. Fayette Reporter names Harry Buen as the authorizing party context.
Arlington Iowa March 14 1910 M SiMPsos announces Tamae as a candidate for the Republican nomination for County Recorder subject to the voters decision at the primaries.
The Arlington News notes George M. Simpson announces his candidacy for county office. A young Republican from a respected local family, he is a UL Uo graduate with experience in buying interests. He plans a countywide tour to meet voters and present himself as a practical, diligent candidate.
The Republican caucus Tuesday evening nominated Geo. Brown for mayor and J A Claxton W K Humphry Peter Jubb GC M Swartley Chas Hetey for aldermen. W N Clothier was named treasurer and Q B Tireman assessor. Also contains an ad for DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills claiming to relieve urinary disorders.
Wadena reports activity with Wiltgen visiting Carl Carmichael’s in West Union and John Lawler moving to Wadena. Household moves by Tom Caruthers, the Cummings and Mrs Cook party, and folks seeking summer work. Local health concerns include Arvilla Rodger’s sick baby Louis and Mrs Henry Corbin’s illness with Dr Tregloan attending. The Endeavor Social profits noted, and revival meetings at Union church concluded with baptisms.
21 days. She was married to Lewis Klingman April 8, 1858. The deceased, I was the mother for seven children, four boys and three girls, one daughter dying in infancy. Survived by an aged husband, four sons, two daughters, one brother, three sisters, eighteen grandchildren. Funeral at Ilyria church Sunday March 13 by J 8S Moore. Sermon on John 14:2. Remains laid to rest in Ulyria cemetery.
Misa Verna St John of Volgg visits Lima for a week with Maud Nefzgar. Grandpa Doland ill after a Sunday hip fall. GR Barle travels to Chicago, A C Nefzgar and Robt. Duries to Montana to scout Rocky Boy Indian land for homesteads. W F Albright family settled on the T W Potter farm. Tom Hastings visiting Dubuque with P H Hastings. DeWitt's Little Early Risers liver pills advertised with claims of safety and efficacy. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve promoted for cuts burns and piles.
The Des Moines Register and Leader promotes in article form ahead of the June town primary. It touts a mail subscription deal from now until June 25, 1910, at $1.00 for daily and Sunday issues, with $1.50 for the period.
A visiting tour includes Donnan Maynard and Oelwein. A boy visited Fay Pour home Tuesday. Mrs. Arthur Doughty hosted the Sewing Circle Wednesday. Frank R. Chittenden attended the good roads meeting at West Union Tuesday. Clarence Welch and Bert Spatcher traveled to Velwein Monday and Tuesday. Geo Spatcher and Rob Payne returned from Perry Wednesday to visit Geo Paul’s aunt. Miss Alice Sperry closed her second term in district No 3 Scott Township Friday. Twenty two patrons attended closing exercises with a program including recitations, songs, dialogues, and a debate on whether girls are more essential in the house than boys. the judges ruled for the affirmative.
Eidith Ernet returns from visit in Fred Wenger and Oelwein. John Shaffer travels to Chicago for business. Polly Leathner nurses Mrs Klingman and breaks her ankle after ice accident. Elma Medberry visits Fred Krost and sister Katie teaches nearby. Ida Wenger plans two week visit to West Union. Jessie Medberry helps at Foxwell home. Ed Kohler guests at Richards home. Death of Mrs Jim Robbins of Volga mourned. sympathy offered. Enos Howard visits with daughter Mrs Shaffer. Young people host gathering at Richards home. Ida Nydigger assists Mrs Fred Rothlisberger. Robert Ernst and Coila Reed wed at brides’ home and move to Independence then Fred Ernet farm. Mrs Jay Colgrove of Cedar Rapids visits Fred Reichert. Wilbur Patterson returns from Oklahoma. Mrs Peters has severe cold. wishes for recovery. Katy Medbury finishes Coventry district term and returns home. May Fritz visits Richards home. Ed Gehring and wife are El kader visitors. Funeral of Mrs Law Klingman
Henry W Barnack sues to quiet title to the SE quarter of NW quarter and NE quarter of SE quarter in Fayette County Iowa. The petition names David C Ellett Cyrus Hodges NAS Tree S Weitsehel and the Independent School District No 1 Putnam Township and unknown heirs as defendants claiming adverse possession and seeks a decree that all defendants and their heirs have no claim to the property. The court is urged to determine title and bar any future claims. publication ordered four weeks in Payette Watch newspaper.
A Sunday gathering at Alyria church was noted with memories of a kind and true friend. Louis and John Wenger, Hack Shafter, and Amy Richards visited Fairfax briefly. Jessie Medberry returns from her mother's home, while Will Wenger heads to John Leahy's for Saint work this year. Multiple young people were entertained at the Richards home Monday. Harry Reichert visits home a few days. Albert Kohler joins Wenger family at Sunday event. Hazel Shaffer visits Mabel Gehring Tuesday evening. Johnny Krueger and Ralph Reichert socialized Monday evening. Harry Wenger suffers a sore throat.
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