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Newspaper
Fayette Reporter
Location
Fayette, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1910
Page
10
Long clipped tale of town life including sick list updates for Mrs Charlie Hamrick and Miss Jessie Howe, a sale postponement, family visits, farming notes, and Garner’s shoe and plumes promotions. Mentions Crisea Athena, West Union, Fayette, Maynard, Cedar Rapids, and Jacksonville Mississippi with several personal updates and local commerce pitches.
Advertises Bucklen’s Arnica Balm as the perfect healer for cuts burns bruises corns ulcers eczema and other skin woes. Claims supreme effectiveness for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles. Sold for 45e at Rickert and Davis.
Rev HE F Lee and wife plan a December departure for Batavia to head a Chinese boys school, with Mrs Lee tutoring Chinese girls. The posting hinges on a strong successor at New Hampton and passing a strict medical exam, while omitted details note Singapore mission ties and potential future church postings in Asia. A separate item reports Lenox football action with a 12 to 6 score and ensuing play-by-play notes amid a busy community page.
Pleasant Ridge reports visits by Menges of Arlington and Hazel at the family home. Mrs. James Weibh and family spent Sunday with Al DeNier. Mrs. James Hartis travels to Dubuque for Mercy Hospital treatment. Deaths and funerals are noted for W. W. Burns and Vern Delight Mosier, with diphtheria illnesses and a poetic farewell from W. W. Burns.
Flem Askey was a business visitor in Lima Monday. Dell Kutnes and family visited relatives here recently. Khmer Gousing and wife drove to Clermont Sunday and spent the day with friends. Miss Starr was at Mavette part of last week doing sewing for Mrs Pooler. Miss Lars Stansbury visited Jane Miller Sunday. Mrs Kimer Cousing was at West Union Monday. Gene Palmer, formerly of Spring Valley, now of Oelwein, broke his arm last week while working in the Great Western depot at that place.
David A Filazgibbon and Mary Grace Dragan Henry VP Krug and vynee A Saniis Charles Wiltse and Anna Lurrack Douglas Peabody and Edoa May Spears Roy Fossett and Carrie Tatro Brutte Tipton and Laurie Lockwood William H Walther and Flora Ann Boyer
Mrs BF M Whitley and her children express gratitude to all who assisted them during the sickness and death of their husband and father. The card thanks neighbors friends and local community members for kinds deeds and support.
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