Local Notes On Travel And Industry
M L Evans left Friday for Hayes county to visit his father and see the country. Mr and Mrs H E Clapp and Mr and Mrs Dr J S Taylor received complimentary tickets to the Ak Sar Ben ball in Omaha but could not attend. J C Wilson received orders last Friday to begin shipping clay to Hastings again. He employs eight men and produces five car loads a day. the clay is used for paving brick and is noted as one of the best in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayes County
H. E. Clapp
Omaha
J. C. Wilson
Hastings
School district No 1 report for month ending Sept 29 1911
Monthly school report shows Intermediate and Primary rooms with enrollments 33 and 31 respectively. Attendance figures: intermediate 29 percent, primary 19 percent. a single tardy case in each room and lists of pupils present and not absent or tardy. Names include Harry Brown Opal Campbell Cecil Cunningham Effie Wilson and others. teacher Nannie Rucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Brown
Tiny Campbell
Opal Campbell
Jerinie Cook
Opal Cole
Celia Cunningham
Cecil Cunningham
Paul Hoeft
Bethel Hoeft
Lloyd Callander
Clark Heckathorn
Effie Wilson
Ormin James
Eva Thrapp
Ralph Luhm
Genevieve Strawhacker
Marie Wilson
Paul Wilcox
Willie Hunnicutt
Theodore Zoellin
Nannie Rucker
Opal Heckathorn
Harley Thrapp
Charlies
Crinklaw
Floyd Hoeft
Nellie Coons
Lyndall
Logan Crane
Clara
Chester Hunnicutt
Susie Taylor
Catharine James
Lloyd Hogate
Mary Andrews
Ernest Wilson
Wallace Palmer
Dollie Reynolds
James Cunningham
Elmer Heckathorn
Bernard
Local notes on town residents and candidates
Ed Hughes democratic candidate for sheriff visited town on Wednesday. J P Reynolds returned from a business trip to Merrick county on Tuesday. Mr McVay left town Monday with Reynolds. Mrs Harris' two sisters, who had visited, departed Monday for Belleville Kansas. W S Woods sold his farm northwest of town to P Frederick Jr of Falls City Nebraska. John Bugbee bought a 120 acre farm south of town from H F Hole of Fairbury and Louie Bugbee now lives there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Woods
P. Frederick Jr
Falls City
Neb
John Bugbee
H. F. Hole
Fairbury
Louie Bugbee
Hollenberg News and Community Trips
Hollenberg notes report 4.30 inches of rain on Saturday night. H. Le Clapp made a business trip to Fairbury. Chas. Martin returned from Beatrice. Wm. Weber left for the county fair in Beatrice. Wm. Oswald bought a twin cylinder. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Waber visited Kansas City. Jesse Walton and Hanover family spent Sunday with the Singletons. Chas Weber left for Nebraska to work for C. C. a few days. Tina Barr and Verima Smith worked at Fairbury and visited home Sunday. Chas Lichtenberger returned to Penona Kansas as station agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Howard J. Grimlich
Lincoln
Neb
Smith
State University of Nebraska
H. LE. Clapp
Fairbury
Chas. Martin
Beatrice
Tina Barr
Verima Smith
Fairbor
Chas Lichtenberger
Penona
Kansas
Also Mentioned on This Page
G. A. Hamley
F. Grinklaw
Hunnicutt
Taylor
the Exchange Bank
L Clark
H. Ellermeier
W. Hicks
The
Steele City Press
A. D. Roven
Ber
Ona
Steele ‘Nebr
Congress
Ed Hughes
J. P. Reynolds
Merrick County
Mr. McVay
Reynolds
R. B. Steele
F. Steele Furniture Co
Fairbury, Neb
Kk. BE. Phelps
Hollenberg
Wm. Weber
Wm. Oswald
Peter Waber
Kansas City
Jesse Walton
Hanover
Singleton
Chas. Weber
C. C
Weill Boring
Burnaman
Hollenberg, Kansas
Jefferson
County Abstract Office
J. Monroe Davis
Reliable Ab
National Bank
Fairbury, Nebr
Cc. C. Andrews
F. V. Lowe
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