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FAIRFIELD CENTER, May 27.—W. C. Lockhart has been busy putting up fence the past week....Chas. Martin is doing some papering in town... Ar thur Bower of Stroh, was home over Sunday....Glen Clark was buried in Fairfield cemetery last Thursday. Isaiah Miller is quite sick....Spencer Bricker is visiting in this vicinity. Quarterly meeting at Pleasant Hill next Sunday....H. G. Bower is out in the interest of the Keystone View Co. Through the kindness of Mrs. L. J. Blair, we acknowledge the receipt of a handsome bouquet of jessamine, sent by Mrs. Sam Pepple, nee Rose Blair, of Smithville, Texas. They are a very acceptable present at com mencement time and for Decoration Day when flowers are unusually scarce. Some young bloods from Auburn came near getting into trouble here Saturday evening, by the use of that liquid stuff that tangles up a man’s nation department. The clemency of the authorities will not bear any strained relations, and it would be good policy to take warning.
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Waterloo Press
Waterloo, Indiana, US
Thu, May 30, 1901
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Jill M.
