Snap shots of Loca! £vents Taken by the Enterprise. Reporter and Reflected: MOON. This Canvas: for Busy Readers. ‘Bert hates wat srome: W Adaveca 5 i? oo uFimal ¥ feratnrt. me BS i, Migr. \ tidy, big? Missdtut vrs; Mish Mabe? Richarieon. at. pan, ‘s ‘visityhg friends” 1, this, at Dr .Dodge. was at Beatrice between trains wednesday afternoon. ae Kinnamon. has again been th ‘Fery sick wan during the past week, Col. George E. Jenkins was at Oma ha. on business Monday afternoon last. Charley Rain returns to his medi cal studies at Chicago tomorrow noon. ‘Mrs. Karty Benson,of Thompson, ws visiting Mrs. Edgar Thompson this week Ww. 2. Hammond and Jammy re; urped this week from their st. Louis yet ©. We and B. F. Kiapp, were busi ness» pailors in’ this city. Wednesday afternoon. ' or erry! ‘at the home. ‘of Mr. and Mrs. B. MV, Packer Friday evening last. Charley ‘Franz again went to “work at’ the’ Rock: island » depot Wednesday evening a night agent Kate ce hd Brown, of Grand Island, is Vis yung bus tend. ¥ pe Witt: nansen, ih this cuty ‘this week. ok, yew “datig tig Smbe oe Mr. and » ne.€ VEL Lg, last y = BS NE aig tas 58 Vite. an: Si vk. “pavys this ‘Sid: Miche le ‘ef mois x. eddy i we bass e cgi bes, Matyas Ba i I wii ai ivae: Teyigie © Wisaas sii Adliss: ¢ ta iste sa Cinits Grad: Vindrews;. a ae subject,: ted howe’ WOOTIAG revening. Put tee Aattived ‘aes the Paden St Lautgh ge Thee give UTE. toh th ‘Miss. Charigste, Mitir ashy Hi ete hee. cheteny spending lve Avialuchas =. w Miss be + Hees, Daly: ied wy “hte oh ae- see ifomiey. Me Saulty., after a few. vomit among. trietids: ma thie: cacy, urbe” fo banceln Monday. ROVE MF . Maisget' feed ari “Sins, Et their Tis, who ‘were. Visiting’ ‘Hoek a returned. hortve’ That Mrs. res +. Morris ‘ands son, M returned'Phursday ev ‘ening ene J days visit with iawnee ity tevenets and ‘Letton, and Mrs. W .qteon' wen went to Lancein. Atgodity ‘i nstend the'state librarians assonidtroi ~her mai. Willey, at Kaatings, Was 2 “Visitor. in vue. ery few days first of the week: ‘Weaying WwW @inesday: row for HSeatrice, Mrs. Wamsley: an. “experienced. Anse toe Over “ay years. With guswer calm at any time. Residence. corner Ninth and, “This trate, ks Thompson. hias “been some Wout. under the Weather ‘this week, that was Sone: some _ better yesterday Mrs.. «. Bogle lett Friday ‘vening last for a three or four weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs. i. T. smith, at Caldweil,, Kansas. Thomas L.. McCarthy left Sunday evening for Caldwell, ‘Kansas, to re sume his position as chief dispatcher for the Rock Island at that place. —Engineer Johnny Carter, who had both ankles broken some time ago, was abl to Red noeket Year's day for a little visit among his many friends. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Reed returned Tuesday noon from their Chicago and Toledo, Ohio, visits. ‘They are now visiting Mrs. Jennie Packer for a few days. ~A new brick walk 5» ‘ing put down on the east side of the ears even: ie pigiliventartaned tatty or forty” young: ‘people. at righ ‘hive AT a seasonable hour somerlelic bos ref restirivesyts, wae), serted: . The sees are part an exceptionly slonkei fag 6 Sentertitiitine st aid: hctare: that. —— 1 ifehea and: espe have 7 ‘SAap dors as entertaihes wi fe 1 =n mere as Bravik shipped. over er 1iy/tham ton, Mo. ‘ete part last week Whore at ChrASUS. fay ein £ 3 nbarriett t9 Miss. Malle ‘Mei’ an, es adsten 9, Mrs. Datel taker at This wipe = Mr. and Mrs. Davis returned to. toed ‘ety San day and até once commen eal te vusekeep ibg in “the!” hibaise ‘an the corned At D and Seventh: The” ENik wish, joins Prext's many friends in extending hear ty congratulations — add the best of wishes for their’ future happiness and prosperity, as they pass through life. Mrs. Katherine Glebe, or Lincoln’ came down a couple of weeks ago to attend the funeral of her little grand child, and while visiting her son and family was stricken with paralysis, resulting in her death on Friday’ Vast. ‘The funeral was held from the home on Sunday afternoon, Rev. Balch preaching the sermon and the remains laid to rest in the Pairbury cemetery. Mrs. Glebe was the mother of Charles Glebe, who is employed by William Greve, and was in the neighborhood of 80 years of age. At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Johnh Cross Jr. 7 miles northwest of Fairbury, Monday, Dec. M7, 1901, at 8 o'clock a. m., took place the marriage of their eldest daughter, Bessie Regina, to Mr. Charles T. Hoss, of Winterset, Iowa, Rev. Holmes of the Christian church of Fairbury, officiat ing. Only the near relatives of the contracting parties were a te lations, broek Sinn ‘Mr. and wae squaeen mehtenabe teem tebeas bane Wheat Oats. Market. Repert. etre MS ee: eee on els Wes 1901 Suildives, rd 'ite pe ? fig a Loe ae aS Mg te es’ ‘shi hg ‘for, tent _fves) the ammoutt of build © at has : on the pass ae Nh = iy he i. AVE : 8 ae N easton. Ty Me 1 and y To ie Rigel Ant Ts mas BLT teinla A Bes . Jes. Wacd., y Del ae. T. Parke. 22.3... x hirt gi Mrs. Wa a: Ja ‘Gage | Jno; Hall. Campbell hens Sy 4 Wm. “Reynolds ~ Mae Hurlburt. A. e. Scriven .. . E. Culver” J. ©, ‘Jackson J. Snider... 4: Mrs. W. Clark © John: Gellatley ‘J. McQuad’ AS, Lauffera ae ‘Hoopes oN a Culiwn.. a ow. “Meionnell. 2 Dain Mien to Na S ¥. anne a P Higden, sees # a HGebraS hee Dr. Clarke 235, 5 Evans x. Tacks Le Se is PO: si ~ 2700: Spaces RO Be a : Se : it “sooo. Tn “ IA 39a BE K MY 40 Rairbury. 41 tot | “Ww a isis SLA ee ole rs, DeVaigh, er whe s W. Phyllas, AN Large ¥ ‘airbury s nr sast xe es ef ee «Beef ee me oy yan a. % ‘ iD dene, wiielian glee aa yk a) ia Pere « 5 ax ae aN oe yo am ae ke Wy ileas se hie 2 Hawer’y an a » AMdehide fla hi, ie “Wehr £: Met Surdy * tower for pe © Saat an aise! — ~., 1400 1500 ‘1400 1 Ree eres _— Faraier*snstitute: ob vag” WF as sb oan: Seay ( 330 p. mj) Nusiress of Welcome» May DAG. Response by presidenviot the: Institute, OF ¥-- -memithy NE Address.“ Purpose of the: Institute Trov. FeV Forrell:. ‘Farm Dairying’=D. ? Ashburn. ‘Forage Airasses” - EV. Forrell: Question Hex. 70 p.m.” Music by:Quartette Address, Mrsell. 5 ° McMurphy Stereopticon Lecture. “The Nebraska Experiment. ‘Station’ E. V..Forest. WEDNESDAY, JAN. 1d. 1010 p. m. “Orcharding and Care of the Apple” —4. 4. Marshall. 240 p. m. Growing. Pork in Nebraska” «. Hult. Soil Culture” ~ SH. W.Campbell. Oxt v Claene ty. XK. Sires, nee. Pres. Mr. and Mrs. ©. ©. Beveredgé from Fremont, well known in their very pleasing and original style of musical entertainments, will appear at Steele's opera house on Jan. 14. This will be the antedene number in the Twentieth Century Course. WANTED:—Girls who want steady employment, at home, at $10 a month should write Brows Mra. Co., 330 east Tth street, Newton, Kansas. 23-38 Our motto: Terms cash, feed’ cheap, ae See at Sprague’s, Feed thee ~t af ee e £ vin Hogs: Butter Butter, fat at creamer re ges ae Halted hay — ae fue % i ee Wo yea