Local Brevities from Fairbury and Nearby Towns
Local items note March arrivals and moves. Irvin Poole settles in Lydia Wing property. Leonard Foster family moves to Henry Green farm in Kansas. Arner's Drug Store promotes Tanlac. J. E. Hartzell family returns from California. O. G. Savage relocates to Daykin and buys a restaurant and hotel. Public sales planned by F C Crocker with 125 Duroc gifts on March 7 1922. various sales postponed due to cold. W. H. Robbins dies in Red grocery lineage with Nebraska pioneer ties. Purebred RL Red roosters for sale by R L Bryant.
Local School Notes and Community Updates
Lila McDonald reports on student awards and attendance while grades study literature and posters showcase work. Visitors include Principal Mr Green and returning students Francis Crinkian and Leonard Sands as broad community life continues. Frank Brenneis ships cattle cars to Kansas City with Joe Alexa. Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson stay in town. Jesse Davis and Jessie Menefee wed in Washington and begin housekeeping on a farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ellison
St. Joe
Frank Brenneis
Kansas City
Joe Alexa
Guy Henderson
Milliard
Jesse Davis
Jessie Menefee
Washington
Local Sickness Mild and Funeral Arrangements Noted
The town sees lingering illness but nothing serious. George Hoxie family visiting Joe Hoxie and plans to settle near Hanover. Miss Kramer and Miss Chynoweth miss days of teaching due to sickness but recover. Meredith Jones buried in town after a Washington arrival. funeral led by Mr. Fitzsimmons at the Baptist church. Mr. Jones remembered by many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Hoxie
Joe Hoxie
Hanover
Robin
Kramer
Chynoweth
Aee
Meredith Jones
Washington
Mr. Fitzsimmons
Baptist Church
Jones
Eee St Or Bank
Mra. Jones
David Jones
Snel Eer
Local residents mingle as several house visits noted
Edgar Williams spent Sunday at Andy Belding's. Minnie Malady spent the weekend with home folks. Walter James and family visited Harve Werner's. The Schmidt family battles flu. Belding helped Orville Belding saw wood Wednesday. Werner sale postponed to March 15. Opal Compton stayed with grandparents the Malady couple hosted visits. John and Mary Malady visited Mrs. Chas Compton. Harve Werner and spouse visited Charley January's home. Fred Kenning sale postponed to March 8 due to bad weather. The Belding child serious but improving. Pred oor and Mr. and Mrs. Bakewell visited Gee. Notes fragmentary thereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Williams
Andy Belding
Minnie Malady
Walter James
Harve Werner
George Schmidt
Orville Belding
Opal Compton
Bill Bower Moves Into New House Amid Snowy Week
Bill Bower moved into his new house on Monday as cold weather and snowfall affected the week. Mrs O G Foster visited Mrs Coens, helened the tock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Bower
O. G. Foster
Coens
Republican slates announce bids for Jefferson County posts
A series of public notices state candidates for Jefferson County offices. El Jenkins runs for County Treasurer, F M Tippen for Sheriff, Wm L Woods for County Commissioner, and E R Allen for County Clerk, all seeking Republican primary votes on July 16 or 18 1922 depending on the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Jenkins
F. M. Tippen
Jefferson County
Wm. L. Woods
E.R Allen
Arthur J. Denney
Foster takes possession of restaurant near depot
Wednesday O. G. Foster takes possession of the restaurant near the B and M depot. Mrs. Frank Walburn is ill at her home north of town. Mr and Mrs Serrei Savage care for her. Mr and Mrs John Beli have taken their little son Max to safety or care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. G. Foster
Frank Walburn
Serrei Savage
John Beli
Max
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H. Rathjen
C. T. Whitney
Prop
Farmers State Bank
M. O. Sampson
Fiat
Ford
Leach
F. & M. Bank
Fairbury
Irvin Poole
Lydia Wing
G. H. Newton
Eye
J. E. Hartzell
California
Wm. Pearson
Bob
H. D
Werner
Arner
John Hoeft
Ed Hirst
Grand Island
Steele
Leonard Foster
Henry Green
Here
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F. C. Crocker
Filley
Neb
O. G. Savage
Daykin
Will Compton
Adv
C. G. Smith
Beatrice
Colorado
F.C. Crocker
Fred Kenning
E. N. Hewitt
David City
Mr. Hewitt
Geo. Reynolds
Davie’s
N. M. Forsha
Maria S. Bloomer
Belvidere
Ogden
Utah
W. H Robbins
Nebraska Historical and Territorial Pioneer Associations
Red Roosters
R. L. Bryant
Lila McDonald
Mildred Wallace
Velma Bund
Mildred Kaesperek
Botany Ae
Francis Crinkian
Mr. Green
Alexandria H. S
Green Farm
Leonard Sands
Odell
Mrs. Welch
Wallace
Exclusive
Hollenberg
Rocky Hollow
Mr. Eng Mere. L. Vamp
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