Local notes and town life tumble over miscellaneous items
Rev Fuller serves as Baptist pastor here now. J B Graves loses his image. Mrs Bragley is ill with Dr Traverse tending her. Dutcher turns 79 on the 21st. Dr Traverse renovates cellars. assessor election looms. Skating rink planned in hotel cellar. Jacobs adds furnace. McCarty starts college at Dixon. Trusdells plan southern health winter. Mayor Ryan has a street lamp bearing his name. Felker resumes practice. orders a sleigh cutter. Families of Merrow and Maine share Thanksgiving. Camp family mourns James L Camp. No extra teacher training for upcoming meeting. US marshal visits supervisor. Blair rumor. Arnold and Keifer railroading. Keifer marries Miss Brannegan. Catholic fair set for 5–13 this month. East road opened, shortening trip to Shaw. Thanksgiving quiet. railroad shop crews at services. Shooters hold a match at Woosters. Amboy marksmen win prizes. Mrs Lewis and Mr Burnham mournful. Electa well beloved. Mother grieves for her only child. Earth has sorrows, Heaven heals. Citations of gutter work end in mortgage sale.
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