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Newspaper
Dekalb Daily Chronicle
Location
Dekalb, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1920
Page
2
A Maple Park section item notes a woman and Mr Meare with patient Speers, plus residents visiting Elburn and Sycamore. Reports describe a theft where money and items were taken, several break-ins with no trace yet. Also mentions unemployment, income tax notes, and the funeral of Thomas McCabe drawing many locals.
Alva Newton visited his brother J E Newton at Wihmebage. Lena Kearsey spent Friday at 6e and attended meetings. Bruce Rick, J t., and Fred Gibson joined Kirkland gallers Friday. Henry Wickler and son Fred gifted a Victrola. Margaret Koch and Sarah Brown called on friends in Davis Junction Friday. Harver Knighton welcomed a baby daughter Naomi Nov 36. Clair Koch traveled to Battle Creek Michigan for health. Fairdale Ladies Aid held bazaar Friday afternoon. Chas Dommer was in Rockford Monday. J M Messick and Sam Degald went to Rockford then to Kimeston to see Mrs Clerke. Hiram Brown was a Kirtland visitor Saturday. Earl Galaree was in town Monday. John Wales of Reehelle visited James Milligan Tuesday. Milligan left for Grand Junction Colorado next weeks. Clarence Mellor nursing sprained hand. EB Woodard and Mrs Isaac Kore and Mrs George Schoonmaker were Steamers callers Monday. Howard Castile from De Kalb was here Friday. Mrs A J Groff in Monroe IA. Mrs Procter and Clara and Eleanor Kuntzmiller returned from Chicago.
Village residents report moving house and visiting nearby towns. Shabbona and Waterman residents made trips. DeKalb and Ottawa visits noted. Pokonokaifichaption officers elected with Ostewig Pennington Fiewellin and Langford named to roles. C M Cook seriously ill with son Bernard helping. Other social errands and small town updates.
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