Local notes on farming dealings and community visits
A broad roundup from the village: alfalfa trade, a Fairbury visit by A. M. Strawhacker, and a new farmers shipping association at Odel. Residents travel to Wymore and Ohio, while John Gretzinger quits dairy to join Pickard & Co. Church women plan an Easter fair and aprons are urged. Several residents relocate or ship livestock to St. Joseph and Kansas City. A monument committee meets for Prairie Home cemetery. News of local sales, road work, and Hattie Davis’s cholera-struck hogs.
Local Notes On Residents Visit and School Library Loan
Miss Irene Blauser visited relatives at Bextrice on Monday. G E Kimmel traveled from Fairbury Monday after moving belongings. Co Supt Harriss spoke with Diller teachers about loaning two hundred books for the Diller school library. Adam Gretzinger moved to the Roulston farm near Steele City. Mrs Bastian of Reynolds returned home after visiting Dr Diehl's family. Wood for sale at 1.50 per rick and fence posts, white seed at 2.00 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene Blauser
Bextrice
Supt
Harriss
Diller
M. Hiatt
Wolf Hunt Ends With Sale For $1.75 In Lincoln County
A lone wolf was killed in a circle hunt between Diller and Steele City on Friday in Ed Woods stubble field. James Weddle of Diller halted further raids after earlier shots. The crowd remained orderly and the wolf sold to J. O. Blauser for $1.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Steele City
Ed. Woods
Stubble Field
Julius Damme
Rings
James Weddle
Mr. Coyote
J. O. Blauser
Church Services And Confirmations Noted
Bible school at 10 a.m. and C E at 7 30 p m were held. Seven additions to the church occurred last Lord's Day with six by confession and one by letter. Baptismal service to be announced next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Bible School
Presbyterian Sabbath Program for March 8 1914
The morning service features a C. E. topic on how to prevent poverty with a question about life’s lamp. Evening service emphasizes the call to be steadfast and unmovable, abounding in the Lord’s work, with the note that labor is not in vain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E
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Alfalfa Hay
Gale
A. M. Strawhacker
Fairbury
Farmers Shipping Association
Odel
E. L. Loock
Charlotte
Wymore
John Gretzinger
Pickard & Co
Fred Henrichs
Ohio
The
Christian Church
Homer Brandt
Ernie Fisher
Powell, Wyo
Diller Shipping Association
St. Joseph Market
C.F. Smith
Wm. Woods
Kansas City
St. Joe
W. R.C
Prairie Home Cemetery
Blauser’s
Albert Lukas
Filney
Dr. Viers
Harry Davis
Geo. Riddle
Chase’s
Packer’s
Cora Colman
Mrs. Hadsell
Blue Springs
A. J. Bill
Anna Hill
Humboldt
Ernest Shoebotham
Thompson
Dr. H. Bauguess
Gilbert
Rexall
Shutt Drug Company
First National. Bank
Savings Department
G. E.kimmel
Adam Gretzinger
Roulston Farm
Fonlards Coan
Madras
Blue Valley
New Way
Rigdon
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