Mrs. Emily Heady Dies at 84 in Grandsons' Home
Mrs. Emily Heady aged 84 died Monday afternoon at her grandsons Charles and Del Heady’s home. Funeral services were held there Wednesday led by Rev. Priestley. An obituary will be published next week. The editor thanks Harmony Union, local W C T U, and other friends for fruit, flowers, and support during illness.
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Emily Heady
Charles
del Heady
Priestley
Harmony Union
P. Lodge
Harmony Union W C T U Holds December Meeting
The December meeting of Harmony Union W C T U met at Mrs May Reynolds Endicott with a short business session led by Mrs Martin Steele City. Field Worker Mrs Innis Carleton spoke on temperance child welfare Americanization of foreign women and women in industry outlining tasks ahead for the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Union
May Reynolds
Endicott
Martin
Steele City
Innis
Carleton
Stray Sheep Strains Hinclosed Fund For Subscription
Hinclosed fund of 2.00 is set to apply toward a subscription to the Press, keeping it coming to the northwest.
Notes From Readers and Local Happenings
Meridian Idaho and Steele City Nebraska letters relay subscription payments and holiday wishes. Messages from Col E Marsters Cavendish Alta Canada and Guy H Stewart Steele City Nebr mention homes gardens cold weather and Christmas wishes. Local updates include Mattie Eddieman Beatrice Beatrice schooling and Carl Ames stock shipment to St Joe.
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Meridian
Idaho
Steele City
Nebr
Wm. ‘Pearson
W. H. Barber
W. C. Palmer
Boise Valley
Col. E. Marsters
Hatter Family Visits Uncle in Wichita
Mr and Mrs Hatter and children of Wichita Kansas visited Saturday with Mrs Hatter s uncle Edmund Bratten in town.
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Mrs. Hatter
Wichita, Kans
Edmund Bratten
Palmer–Palmer Wedding in Washington and Homebound Plans
Mr Robert Palmer and Mrs Lizzie Palmer were united in marriage in Washington on Wednesday December 24 and will soon relocate to Indiana. The RON. AY hosted a wedding reception for the bride with lodge colors on display. Attending were many local friends and families including Mrs Ethel Peters who photographed the event.
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Frank Barr
Canada
Robert Palmer
Lizzie “Palmer
Washington
Indiana
Lizzie Palmer
Ethel Peters
Hollenberg
Mat Martin
Dorothy Frankenhoff
Arline Henderson
Lola. Parker
Liehhtenberger
Elizabeth Packer
Brownell
James Tweed
Local Notes On Visits and Family News
Perry Carrico went to Missouri to visit a sick cousin. Ray Thomas moved to the Goodrich place where his father lived. Minnie Malady returned to school after a two week home vacation. Dwayne Cuthbert had a severe attack Thursday morning and is improving. Mr and Mrs Orville Belding and baby John Malady are mentioned. Rose and Minnie spent Thursday evening with H H Weibe and family. A C Griffing and family and their daughter appear in the notes. Mrs Fred Whittington and baby of Lincoln visited Frank Price’s home. Mrs Clara Cuthbert learned her sister Mrs Wesley Ireland of Fairbury was hospitalized in Beatrice for surgery.
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Perry Carrico
Missouri
Ray Thomas
Fred Whittington
Lincoln
Frank Price
Clara Cuthbert
Wesley Ireland
Fairbury
Beatrice
Compton Couple Welcome Nine Pound Daughter
Mr and Mrs Charley Compton are proud parents of a nine pound girl born Sunday Jan 4 at the home of Mrs Compton s parents Mr and Mrs John Ma Jady The Ma Jady family gave a party Saturday night About thirty five were present Various games were played and everybody spent a most enjoyable evening.
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Charley Compton
Local Chronicle Notes and Community Updates
Mrs Gen Bennett visited relatives in Wymore on Sunday. Gus Emery moved his family to town Saturday. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Chas Compton a 9 pound girl on January 4. Illegible infant weight. Mary Steinmerg assisted at the bank after arriving from Lincolin Saturday. Mrs G H Hodges remains critically ill at Nebraska Sanitarium Lincoln. Chester McCurdy returned from Red Cloud where he led a hog sale. Louis Kulhanek and family plan to settle in Fairbury after California visit. Jno Shepherd returns to Luray Kansas as a telegraph operator. Literary program Friday January 9 features The Old Dairy Homestead in three acts with small admission. Mrs L E Kellie to open stock of merchandise in a few days. she has prior mercantile experience and many friends. No great heroism needed to protect a child from croup. a mother would act if required.
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Gen. Bennett
Wymore
Gus Emery
Chas
Compton
Wm. Kelley
Pew
Pesarl
Lincolin
Mary Steinmerg i
Nebraska
Lincoln
Chester McCurdy
Red Cloud
Louis Kulhanek
California
Fairbury
Jno
Shepherd
Luray
Kans
L. E. Kellie
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Sold At Arner's Drug Store
Keep this remedy at hand and administer at first sign of croup. It is prompt and effective for all. For sale by Arner's Drug Store.
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Chamberlain
Arner
Public Auction Seeks Land and Farm Assets in Rural Nebraska
A public sale lists 7 head of horses including mares and a stallion, 12 head of cattle with several cows and calves, and a full set of farm machinery. The sale begins at 10:00 a.m. at the seller’s farm located 54 miles west of Odell with precise directions relative to Lanham Diller and Steele City.
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Diller
Steele City
Nebr
Hollenberg
Kansas
Odell
Lanham
Emerson
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DE Rough, Publisher
Greele City
Steele City Markets
Jefferson County
J. Monroe Davis
Drs. Grace and
George DuVall
Depot
S. Taylor, M. D
Fairbury, Neb
Globe Pharmacy
H. Rathgen
W. ¥ Schutte
Roy Derrick
Holf
Pberg
Crinklaw
Pearson's Cafe
New Mexico
Capper
Arthur Capper
Hoover
Europe
Northwest
Kentucky
Seaboard
Land of
Opportunities
Yours Truly, Lon Moore
Sawtell
Cal
Mr. A. D. Rough
Plesse
W. H. Harris
Alberquerque
N. M
Mr. A. D
South Broadway
M. J. Wilson
Cavendish
Alta
Yours Truly, Guy H. Stewart
Mattie Eddieman
Carl Ames
St. Joe
Mr. Kolb
Chicago
Blake
Rocky Hollow
Croup
Nish
Bone
McLucas
M. O. Sampson
L. R. Lambert
Jack
Poland
China
Farrow
J. H. Waddell
C. M. Manley
Farmers State Bank
Farmers’ State Bank
Rhode Island
AlJi
Clerix
H. RB. Rayle
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