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Newspaper
Steele City Press
Location
Steele City, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1928
Page
2
Local residents report a large turnout for the opening of C. I. Clark's new store in Diller on Saturday. Mrs Kersting and Eliza visited Fairleu on Tuesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Deeyx and daughter Gracie joined Mrs Forsha for Sunday dinner at Mrs Mary Drake's home.
Missing set includes punches wrenches chisels and other tools likely taken from Rosenboom Bros Garage Steele City or Fairbury locations. Reward offered for return or information. Dr Leach dentist guarantees cash work at Over Golden Rule Building Fairbury for contact.
Dr P F Pfeiffer moves into his new office behind the bank and outfits two rooms for reception and private consultation. He installs Psyco-Therapy equipment including ultraviolet and red light electric treatments, a valuable addition to the town’s medical services.
E. E. Shhuitz was a business visitor in Fairbury on Monday. Alfred Rosener and his wife of Daykin spent Sunday with the R. W. Greenwood family. Miss Leone Staley entertained three friends, Miss Helen Gregory, Margaret Ureiz inger and Jennie Hardesty, last Sunday with a dinner and social reception.
Mr and Mrs Grant Wing of Gilead Nebr were Sunday visitors at the AM Wilcox home. EE Shultz and family and Joe Davis and family visited at Ul Pietchers north of town last Sunday taking dinner there. BA Greenwood and wife visited at the Sam Friday home at Diller last Sunday. CI Clark and son Fay spent Monday at their store in Diller. Miss Abbie Suttor has returned to Steele City and is now working in the Biecie Cit Press office.
Mrs Hastings of Fairbury visited the home of A H Phelps last Sunday, spending time with the family and calling on friends in the area.
Grant Chancellor his wife and two daughters along with Mrs Sophia Chancellor of Fairbury visited the home of Mr and Mrs A H Phelps on Thursday for a social call.
Mrs Forsha spent Saturday with friends in Fairbury. Miss Gravee Deems was a Fairbury visitor Saturday.
Mrs S M Henderson sister of Mrs Cash Babcock is reported to be improving slightly after medical treatments in Seneca Kansas where she has been staying for care and observation.
A Fairbury optometrist stresses the value of proper eye attention, noting even slight improvements in vision from glasses are worthwhile. The message urges readers to believe their eyes may not be at full efficiency and offers to help.
Clarence Sands and family and Faye Goldsberry spent Sunday at the Henry Sands home near Hollenberg, enjoying a quiet afternoon together.
Mr WD Heady and his daughter Mrs Lucile traveled to Fairbury for a business trip on Saturday.
Miss Katie Brenneis underwent surgery last week at a hospital and is reported to be getting along nicely.
R. S. Wilfley of Fairbury spent Sunday in Steele City with his wife and daughter, sharing a family outing and time in the neighboring community.
Mr and Mrs F Manley and their little son drove to Diller on Sunday afternoon for a family outing and visit.
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