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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1910
Page
4
Local notes recount social visits around Oelwein Hawkeye and Randalia including Mrs Zieraui and Miss Parity. relatives hosted and guests traveled from Hawkeye West Union and Maynard. A legal notice details an upcoming district court case in Fayette County Iowa involving property rights and disputed titles.
G W Dyer of Maynard attended the Hockert home on Wednesday. Frank Davis on a business trip to Donnan. Clair Holmes of Donnan rented over Sunday with DON Holmes and wife. Dale Owen absent from school Monday due to illness. Beatrice Duggan returned from an Oelwein visit Tuesday. Albert Leave rented his farm to his brother Hiley for health reasons. A fine driving horse purchased by Mresse baa. plans to hit the road soon. J J McFadden improving. Will Adama visited Monticello. Robert Odekirk stung by a bee. face swollen this week.
Monday marks the start of school as Misa Rose continues teaching this term. Adan State workers cut wood on Tuesday while W oP Duggan returns from a week with relatives in Chicawa. Mrs Uomewsod and two children visit sisters from Payette, and Mra Jon McFadden with Mr. Laurence reeman visit this week. Farmers busy sowing wheat, plowing, and making gar palen as robing and meadow larka resume.
The W. W. Warner Post No. 46 Iowa calls for removal of a planned statue to Robert E. Lee from the Capitol. They condemn honoring the Confederate general and urge Senators and Representatives in Congress to prevent acceptance and ensure its removal, citing loyalty to the Union and veterans’ memories.
Mra Phebe Stearns marked her eightieth birthday as more than thirty relatives and old time friends gathered at her home Thursday morning uninvited. Alma Pussell read two poems in Twiibest pleasure. A purse of money and other tokens were presented as a warm tribute. The day ended with hopes for peace and a better year ahead.
The Congregational church led by Pastor Pulette announces services each Sunday with Sunday School and morning and evening sermons. The Ladies Circle will host the usual monthly supper on Wednesday March 20 inviting all parishioners to attend. Pastor's morning topic will be Life and Death in the Light of Easter Morning and the evening message The Supremacy of the Cross.
The Methodist Episcopal church reports Sabbath services at 10 30 a m and 7 p m with a class meeting at noon on Sundays and prayer meeting on Thursdays. Junior and Intermediate Leagues meet in the afternoon. Palm Sunday saw new members received by probation, full membership, and letters. Special services are planned with speakers Dr N A Mershon Tuesday evening President Cooper Tuesday evening and Dr Do M Parker Friday night.
Reverend Sidney Heald born Mason City Iowa April 26 1873 died Mount Vernon Iowa January 25 1910 son of Samuel J Heald of Uppertowns Conference. A young man of rare ability his career was cut by illness and blindness ending in paralysis. He edited Mason City Telegraph 1861 and served as secretary of the Young Mens Christian Association in Bloomington IL before pastorships at Bonnar Stacyville Iowa. He was buried near Iowa City. Northeastern Christian Advocate.
About twenty received perfect attendance certificates this month. Five scholars from the 7th and 1st grades moved away this spring while two new ones enrolled. The Omegas presented the first literary program this semester. The Alphas will give an Easter program Friday April 1 at 2 15 pm. Calling Paine won the inter-society spelling contest last Friday. Our piano will be tuned and refurbished during the vacation week. Mid semester team begins next Wednesday for 30 days. All scholars secured reserved seats for the Jacob Riis illustrated lecture last Wednesday. Edwin Cooper and Louis Schmidt, to act as bears next Saturday, left town Friday 8 4 m and return pm, after driving 30 to 40 miles to scout best country for this paper charge. All wishing to join meet Friday 2 pm in the grammar room.
A plainly stamped bottle proclaims DeWott ia as a cure for cuts burns bruises and especially piles with druggists selling the product. The wording warns buyers to refuse substitutes and highlights universal availability at druggists.
Fragmentary note extolls DeWitt products, praising DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as safe gentle energizing liver remedy and Carbolized Witch Hazel Flavel Salve as a soothing healing salve.
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