Local notices from Fairbury and nearby towns
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury. Fred Witty returned Monday evening from Omaha. Sorrel mare for sale weight 1000 pounds inquire at Rec ord office 31 AL. Tristman returned Sunday from Lincoln. Miss Gladys Mudge visited cousin Miss Ethel Mudge Beatrice. Carpenters rebuilding Mrs A Fridy barn wrecked in recent wind storm. Geo Anangast returned home Center Point Ta after funeral of niece Edith Fry. Harve Pittenger renewed farm lease near Beatrice for another year. Pills for Backache little golden globules act on kidneys purify blood 30 days trial $1.00 Neelys Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Anangast
Edith Fry
Center Point
Neely’s
Mrs Miller Returns From Davenport Visit With Local Escort
Mrs. P. B. Miller returned Sunday from Davenport Iowa and was met in Fairbury by her daughter Miss Golda Miller and the Misses Patrice McEllwee and Bertha Shultz who accompanied her home and returned to Fairbury on the evening train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Miller
Davenport
Fairbury
Golda Miller
Patrice, McEllwee
Bertha Shultz
Local Notices and Advertisements Roundup
Pickard & Son's invites customers to call and view bath tubs. Black Cat Hosiery promoted at Lightner & Stotts with new shipment. O F Rigdon travels to Topeka Kans for news of his father’s probable illness. Elsie Matthews visits kin in Kinneyville Nebr and returns home after stay with Mrs Steve Maw. ManZan Pile Remedy offers relief for piles at Neely's Pharmacy. James Harris transfers to Lincoln for yard work amid flood damage. A H Colman and wife travel to Boulder Colo for residence work. Colman returns to supervise new house.
Rainfall Helps Corn Plowing While Delaying Harvests
One and eight tenths inches of rain fell Sunday night aiding corn plowing. Subsequent showers of one half to three quarters of an inch hinder oat harvest, and some wheat in shock began to grow.
Death of Henry Eaton noted with funeral in Milford
L M Cavett returned from Milford Nebraska after attending the Saturday funeral of his stepfather Henry Eaton who died on the 10th. Eaton a Civil War veteran served in Co G 4th U S Cavalry and Co G 9th Indiana Vol reenlisted and was discharged three times. He was born in Pennsylvania about 70 and moved to Diller from Kansas. He lived at the Soldiers and Sailors Home in Milford before dying likely from gall stones. He was buried in Milford in the old soldiers section with sons present including Clarence Eaton and Alvin Cavett. He left a grateful note for the home staff and doctors. Next Thursday will be show day in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Cavett
Milford
Nebraska
Henry Eaton
Mr. Eaton
Co. G
U. S. Cav
Ind
Pennsylvania
Diller
Thomas County
Kan
Clarence Eaton
Omaha
Alvin Cavett
Grand Island
Lincoln
Mr. Cavett
Dr Kings New Discovery Heals Long Standing Lung Trouble
Mrs E R Pierson of Auburn Centre Pa praises Dr Kings New Discovery claiming it cures threat and lung troubles that other remedies only temporary relief. She reports great improvements and confidence in continued use to restore health after years of chronic symptoms.
Best looking auto seated buggies at J O Blausers
Mr Hare the Fairbury photo phen visits Diller regularly every Wednesday. DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve is good for cuts burns bruises and scratches especially good for piles. Recommended and sold by Spear Drug Co. The proceedings of the democratic convention at Denver and the platform adopted thereat may be found inside this paper as in the republican convention of June 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Spear Drug Co
Denver
New Era M E Church Holds Communion and Evening Service
Sunday School at 10 a m Epworth League 7 p m Preaching by District Superintendent E R Orrill at 8 p m Third Quarterly communion to follow All are invited to attend and greet Bro Orrill during the service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
ER. N. Orrill
Bro. OrriJl
Old Peoples Day at Presbyterian Church Next Sabbath
Next Sabbath July 19 the Presbyterian church holds Old Peoples day with a morning sermon and hymn singing. Regular services follow with preaching at 8 p m Endeavor at 7 p m and Sabbath School at 10 a m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Diller and Kerr Families Visit Fairbury Friends
H. Z. Diller and J. B. Kerr with their families visited friends in Fairbury on Tuesday. Mrs. Madge Barnes and her Weeping Water children arrived Wednesday evening to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hudson and other Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Diller
J. 2. Kerr
Fairbury
Madge Barnes
Wm. Hudson
Rings Little Liver Pills claim cure all the family
An advertisement states Rings Little Liver Pills relieve sick headache and biliousness at once. It promises a rosy complexion and clear eyes without griping or sickness and notes sale by Neely's Pharmacy for all the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neely
Pleasant Lodge Elects Delegates for Grand Lodge
Pleasant Lodge Degree of Honor has elected Mrs Edith Reinhart as delegate and Mrs Josh Robertson as alternate to represent it at the grand lodge session in Lincoln on October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Lodge
Edith Reinhart
Josh Robertson
Lincoln
Just Exactly Right Dr King Pills Ad
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville says he has used Dr Kings New Life Pills for years and finds them just exactly right. The pills relieve constipation biliousness and malaria without discomfort and cost 25 cents at Spear's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
A. A. Felton
Harrisville
Spear’s Drug Store
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dr. Leach
Fred Witty
AL. Tristman
Gladys Mudge
Beatrice
Ethel Mudge
Harve Pittenger
Mr. Warnsholz
Pickard & Son’s
Lightner & Stotts
O. F. Rigdon
Topeka
Elsie Matthews
Kinneyville
Nebr
Steve Maw
James Harris
Burlington
A. H. Colman
Boulder
Colo
Mr. Colman
Iowa
Gates
J. O. Blauser
Lafe Brown
J. E. Clark
Orville Edwards
Thompson, Neb
Chas
Barber
Neely’s Pharmacy
J. H. Emerson
Lincoln Land Co
D. R. Kelley
Jefferson County
J. W. Fouts
Freeman Logan
A. P. Ake
Mr. Logan
Wymorean
Mers
J. O. Blauser’s
Mr. Hare
Fairbury Photophen
Nees
Mark
A. D. Coltian
A. D. Colman
Eliabie Jeweler
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