Local notes and visits fill town page
Ww C Palmer in town yesterday. Frank Moon of Fairbury in town Tuesday. Mrs R L Babcock sick this week. Frank Williams went to Cres ton Iowa Saturday. Woodmen accident insurance seen through H B Rucker. Watches and clocks repaired. Ed Wright jeweler J W Hicks A L Viette went to Southern Texas. Dan Partlow of York visiting mother Mrs Mrai Partlow. Mrs Jos Sutton ill with grippe. J Stewart still very low after illness. J D Minkler gave wife a new Oliver typewriter last week. Mrs A S Miller of Madison visiting relatives. J A Boggs and wife visited S H Eltermier family. Scoby family attended funeral of Mrs Harry Scoby. E E Campbell sold his place to Mr Heady now in Kansas. Ralph Liebengood returned to Paola Kas after visit with aunt Mrs Cal Whitney. A Burst moved to Camery place northeast of town. Minnie Blauser of Henry visited funeral of sister Mrs Flossie Scoby. G E Reynolds returned from California. Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Fred Reynolds on Feb 3 under Dr Burman. Mrs Roy Reynolds left for North Dakota. G E and Mrs Fred Reynolds accompanied her part way. Snow storm widespread but light rainfall reached this section. Wm Franken and Miss Minnie Reent visited three miles east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ww. C. Palmer
Frank Moon
Fairbury
R. L. Babcock
Frank Williams
Creston
Iowa
Woodmen Accident Insurance
H. B. Rucker
Ed Wright
J. W. Hicks
A. L. Viette
Texas
A. S. Miller
Madison, Neb
J. A. Boggs
Endicott
H. Eltermeier
Scoby
St. Francis
Kansas
Harry Scoby
E. E. Campbell
Mr. Heady
Ralph Liebengood
Paola
Kas
Cal Whitney
A. Burst
Camery Place
Chris Roberts
Minnie Blauser
Henry
Flossie Scoby
G. E. Reynolds
California
Pen Ord
Fred Perkins
Curacey
Reematt
Dr. Burnaman
Community notes and obituaries from a small town
Local residents recover from grippe while others attend social events and medical updates. Mrs Geo Graff recovered after surgery in Fairbury. Mrs S J Clark ill. Mr F V Lowe travels with his mother. Woodmen camp hosts oyster supper with Royal Neighbors. Concert Trio Co. performs, though ticket sales worry managers. Notices urge payment to W W Carmichael for horses stood last season. Florence M Scoby, born Yates Center Kansas, married 1906 to Harry Scoby, mother of two, dies aged 24 6 12. funeral at M E Church and burial in local cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence M. Scoby
Joseph Stewart
Yates Sans Woodson County
Kansas
Harry Scoby
M. E. Church
Death of T. J. Smith in fatal road accident
T. J. Smith, an elderly man living west of town, was seriously injured Tuesday while driving toward Fairbury. Found unconscious north of Endicott with his horse nearby, he later recovered consciousness and was moved to a hospital. He died Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Smith
Towns
Fairbury
Endicott
Raith
Local notes of social events and tragedies from Fairbury
Thursday night guests from Fairbury attended initiatory duties and supper. Capt Andrews, losing sight, seeks treatment in Boston while Civil War veteran remains hopeful. A child dies after accidental alcohol poisoning by a father in Steele City. A Fairbury man digs his wife’s grave with county funds declined, saving $4 for the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capt. Andrews
Mr.Andrews
Boston
Mass
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan Partlow
York, Neb
Mrai M. Partlow
Jos. Sutton
J. Stewart
J. D. Minkler
Oliver
Roy Reynolds
North Dakota
G. E
Mrs
Fred Reynolds
Wm. Franken
Mias
Minnie Reent
Miles
Ace
Bughee
Geo. Graff
T Oe Coats
Lowe
Wymore
S. J. Clark
Clark
R. B.thompson
J. M
Ashbrook
Neb
Thompson
Wright’s Hall
M.E
Seation
W. W. Carmichael
John Biron
The
Exchange Bank
J. H. Ellermeier
Western Ranges
Gem City
Hicks, Hardy
the. K. of
Pludy
Fair Bury
Ee ED Viette
J. H. Ellermei
Iery
L. Weil
Frank
Moon
Wm. Beardsley
War
Jack Norris
Johnnie
R. Albrecht
Steele City
Albrecht
Tayoee
Teele
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