Roasting Ears Ripen and Local Happenings in Fairbury
A daughter of Mrs. Parrack re visiting her in Fairbury. Mrs. Palmer traveled to Fairbury yesterday. G. Taylor shipped a couple of carloads of wheat the past week. J. F. Thompson of Washington, in town Wednesday, with Wm. Crane visiting Fairbury for business. Mrs. C. J. Clark sick but improving. Hazel Pearson clerks in Clark's store replacing Myrtle Kelley. Babe Earhart starts work in Clark's barber shop tomorrow. John Tayior resumes barber business, buying Rube Earhart's shop. Temperature swings mark a hot and cold week. Good Roads Club met Monday to finish business and plan work. Mr. and Mrs. Millice visited Washington by auto to fetch Millice's mother. W. W. Carmichael A. Breadan and Dick Silkett caught two catfish weighing 40 and 31 pounds. a prior 30-pounder by Wm. Lahm last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Thompson
Washingtop
Wm. Crane
Fairbury
C. J. Clark
Hazel Pearson
Clark
Myrtle Kelley
W. W. Carmichael
A. Breadaton
Dick Silkett
Wm. Lahm
Congregational church prep for entertainment and local notices
Mrs Josh Wittenberg and young daughter visit Hebron Neb. A Jones carpenter’s daughter buried at Hollen Sunday. Rev H B Allen to preach at Congregational church with sermons on endurance and condemning neighbors. Fairbury aviator Harold Kautner famed as The Speed Demon of the Air. Walter Shepherd suffers severe injury from a car accident near Lewiston and is taken home for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josh Wittenberg
Carleton
Wm. Weddel
M. Jones
Hollen
Congregational Sunday School
Palmer
Harold Kautner
Walter
Thad Shepherd
Fairbury
Lewiston
Neb
Rock Island Road
Alex Shepherd
Hollenberg News Briefs and Local Visits
Sunday ball games noted with two reports. J C New relocates to Steele City. Weather misses several rain chances. Mrs. Howard Rathbun of Fremont visits home folks. Mrs. McNish and Mrs. Malone of Plainview visit Rose's. Mrs. Chas Babcock and Vina Whitbeck of Fairbury visit. Oswald's party well attended with good Wilkie Adlers returned home after a trip. He left Wednesday for trice he had been in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C
New
Steele City
Howard Rathbun
Fremont
Neb
McNish
Malone
Plainview
Rose
Chas. Babcock
Vina Whitbeck
Fairbury
Oswald
Wilkie Adlers
Trice
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Bugbee, Marie
Babcock, Beulah
Burst, Mildred
Compton, Dottie
Condit, Hazel
Deems, Hattie
Edgington, Minnie
Hoeft, Emma
Kanakee, Clara
Luhm, Goldie
Stewart, Bessie
Turner, Pearl
Whitney, Stella
Steele City Markets
Taylor
Babe Earhart
John Tayior
Rube Earhart
Good Roads Club
Hollenberg
J. W. Hicks
the Hardware Man
J. H. Ellermeier
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