Local Sketches Highlight Town People and Places
Corn grows rapidly as residents report on illness recoveries visits and travels. Notable mentions include Mrs Harvey Reed improving slowly and Dr G H Newton of Fairbury with eye ear nose and throat practice. Monuments by F A Moon and Son of Fairbury and Camp Jefferson visits are noted alongside travels to Denver Estes Park and Casper. A July Fourth program at Riverside Park Beat rice is announced and a marriage between Loyal Henrichs and Alma Diller is recorded near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal. Henrichs
George Henrichs
Alma Diller
S. Roy’ Diller
Fairbury
Diller
Mrs Stradter Visit Spreads Through Nebraska Kin
Mrs Minnie Stradter of Humboldt Nebraska and her two daughters Mrs Ernest Keiser of Table Rock and Mrs Fred Hillyard of Falls City visit at the home of Mrs Wm Freitag and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell. They also visit Mrs Arthur Weyer and family of Fairbury. Mrs Stradter and Mrs Freitag are sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Stradter
Humboldt, Neb
Ernest Keiser
Table Rock
Fred Hillyard
Falls City
Nebr
Wm. Freitag
Lawrence Caldwell
Arthur Weyer
Fairbury
Stradter
Mrs
Frietag
Farm Ad Offers 240 Acre Malicky Property Near Oketo
The V Malicky farm near Oketo Kansas and Barneston Nebraska covers 240 acres of bottom land with good water and improvements. Priced at 115 dollars per acre, the sale is through V F Malicky of Barneston or at the farm in the same district. 1t Mies Charlotte Loock hosted a Saturday afternoon gathering for her mother’s birthday with music by Eleanor and Lois Henrichs and refreshments. E O Kretsinger Beatrice attorney and former county judge died after a week long illness. funeral held Tuesday at the family home with Reva McCown and Darby officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. Malicky
Oketo
Kans
Barneston
Nebr
V. F. Malicky
Mies
Charlotte Loock
Mrs. Loock
Eleanor
Lois Henrichs
E. O. Kretsinger
Beatrice
Gage County
Ogle County
Illinois
Reva. McCown and Darby
Threshing Season Nears as Repairs Go Forward
The Burlington depot and section house are undergoing needed repairs. Miss Hilda Wieths celebrated her birthday with friends Saturday. The weed burner scorched weeds on the Burlington track Tuesday. Isabel Woodring and baby arrived from Gayville South Dakota, visiting her parents J W and Mrs. Fouts. Rural mail carriers enjoyed vacations with substitutions noted. Rex Green and Scott Miller families traveled. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and Donna Jane returned to Lincoln after visits in Diller and Courtland Kansas, with relatives in Lodge Pole. Mr. and Mrs. Starr returned via Superior after a fishing trip. they reported crops good around Diller and a thousand miles traveled.
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Isabel Woodring
Baby
Gayville
So. Dak
J. W. Fouts
V. A. Raymond
Donna Jane
Diller
Lincoln
R. F. Starr
Superior
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State Bank
Harvey Reed
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Cal
Ralph Beckman
Helen Mayborn
Mildred Mayborn
F. A Moon & Son
George Hollenberger
Omaha
Rev. Clark
Lynn Cully
Dean Barber
Camp Jefferson
Opal
McDonald
Denver
Colo
Estes Park
C. A. Simmons
S.J. Thompson
Chicago
Albert Leaper
Beatrice Hospital
Richard Mayborn
Riverside Park
Lillian Bracken
Casper
Wyo
Erma Franzen
Kansas City
Diller Meat Market
Herman Peters
Steele City, Nebr
W. I. Allen
Fairchilds
Steele City
General Committee
Burlington
Hilda Wieths
Clifford Sparks
Ab. Bristol
Rex A. Green
Will Green
Scott Miller
H.H. Green
Colorado
Federated Church
Willis Clark
Henry Fouts
Mr. Fouts
H. R. Royle
Ofer
Elerbeck & Ale Beatrice, Nebr
H. I. Wands Piano Tuner
Faifbury, Nebr
O.Q. Diehl
A Calis
First National Bank
Jefferson Retomer Assa
Carl Schnelle
Harbine