Freeman's Adds New Rugs and Local Updates in Beatrice Area
Freeman's in Fairbury offers new rugs while local notices report three steel barrels for sale at six fifty cash. C R Steffen of Borti transfers eight pound girl to Mr and Mrs Ira London on May 24. Garland stores in Beatrice market glasses that fit. Miss Flossie Raymond visits Volney Raymond family in Scandia Kan. Memorial Day observances announced at cemetery and opera house. Miss L O Ballard visits Wymore and Omaha trip. Supt D S Doomer to pursue State University Lincoln studies and teach summer classes.
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Supt
D. S. Doomer
State University At
Lincoln
Rhode Island Red Eggs For Sale At Setting Prices
Single Comb Rhode Island Red eggs for sale at $1.50 per setting. Reduced prices for larger quantities. G. W. Arnold, Harbine Nebraska.
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Rhode Island
G. W. Arnold
Mrs. Fouts Attends Lincoln Commencement For Son Henry Fouts
Mrs J W Fouts attended the State University commencement at Lincoln on Monday and witnessed her son Henry Walden Fouts graduate from the law department.
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J. W. Fouts
State University
Lincoln
Henry Walden Fouts
Miss Maw Visits Blue Springs Before Move to McDonald Kan
Miss Faye Maw visited her friend Mrs. Bessie Boettcher at Blue Springs on Tuesday. She plans to join her parents Mr. and Mrs. Steve Maw in establishing a home at McDonald Kansas this Saturday morning.
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Faye Maw
Bessie Boettcher
Blue Springs
Steve Maw
McDonald, Kan
Soldier Will Goodin Returns From France
Mr Will Goodin of St Joseph Missouri recently returned from France after serving a little over one year with the 140th Infantry 85th Division AEF He was guest of Miss Flora Waggoner at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Taos H Waggoner returning Wednesday
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Will Goodin
St. Joseph
France
Flora Waggoner
Taos
H. Waggoner
Freeman's Used Furniture Sells in Fairbury and More
Classified tidbits note Freeman's used furniture in Fairbury with other local notices. Mentions pie plant for sale by G Mills and a sale of cleaned German millet seed at 3.00 per bushel. Mrs Lloyd Myers visits Alexandria relatives. Elbert Fasnacht offers a one year old mule. Mrs CC Moser and her mother travel to Summerfield Kaw. Steiner siblings return from Reno Hill Wyoming where Miss Steiner proved up on a homestead.
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CC. Moser
Etchison
Summerfield
Kaw
Land transfers near Diller and Harbine waive margins
W L Woods sold the S E of 11-14 old Stark Hayes farm three miles south of Diller to Henry Arntt who lives near Harbine for 140 dollars per acre. He also bought the Bausch 80 adjoining his home place for 175 dollars per acre.
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W. L. Woods
Stark Hayes
Diller
Henry Arntt
Harbine
Mrs Ida Neely Visits Windside Relatives Then Juxtaposes Lincoln Trip
Mrs Ida Neely of Windside Nebraska arrived Monday to visit her mother Mrs Mary Miller and other Diller relatives. She will join husband Dr J G Neely and children in Lincoln then visit relatives in New Market Iowa, the doctor’s old hometown.
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Ida Neely
Windside
Nebr
Mary Miller
J. G. Neely
Lincoln
New Market
Memorial Services Honor Fallen Soldiers At Union Opera
Large attendance at Union Memorial services held last Sunday forenoon in the opera house. Members of the G. A. R. and World War soldiers occupied reserved seats. Rev. Wagner preached a memorial sermon with flags bunting flowers and special music.
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Union
Opera House
C. S
Wagner
Fouts Sells Blauser Homestead Near Diller in Big Deal
J. W. Fouts, veteran Diller real estate man, draws praise as he sell s 6410 acres to Peter J Thiessen Henry H Thiessen Albert A Thiessen and John A Friesen of Jansen for 118400. The Blauser land averages 185 per acre with 78 possession March 1. The sale, Fouts second to these buyers this fortnight, totals 178200 with past Jefferson County focus. Prominent locals discuss harvest plans and related moves.
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J. W. Fouts
Diller
Peter J. Thiessen
Henry
Thiessen
Albert. A. Thiessen
John’ A. Friesen
Jansen
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Blauser
Mr. Fouts
Peter Cansen
Fouts
Jefferson and
Gage County
Texas
San Luis Valley
Colo
Dakotas
Kansas
Colorado
Wyoming
Jefferson
Gage
Local Family News From Parkside Area
Mrs. Mary Miller reports her son Scott A Miller arrived in New York City last Saturday with the 39th Division and is expected home soon. Prof Rhue Green arrives from Stanton after discharge from the Great Lakes naval station near Chicago and will join a HautAutauqua circuit as assistant platform manager. He is slated to be superintendent of schools at Utica next year.
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Mary Miller
Scott A. Miller
New York City
Rhue Green
Stanton
Great Lakes Naval Station
Chicago
Utica
Lincoln guests and property transfer noted in Diller
Albert Dunn of Lincoln and his sister Mrs. A. Z. Diller hosted Wednesday night. John W. Miller of Lincoln visited his sister-in-law Mrs. Mary Miller and family in Diller. Miss Nena Leeta Green deeded the home place, one block east of the Colman hotel, to her mother Mrs. Mary Green this week.
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Albert Dunn
Lincoln
A. Z. Diller
John W. Miller
Diller
Mary Miller
Nena Leeta Green
Mary Green
Colman Hotel
Rye heads and trips to Fremont church merger noted
Esquire D R Kelly yielded several rye heads from his northern town place yesterday. Miss Averil Fouts returned from Lincoln to visit before summer school. Rev H A Teckhaus came back from a Lutheran synod at Fremont confirming Midland college consolidation with Atchison Kansas. The Jefferson County Sunday-School Association holds its annual meeting in Reynolds on June 2 and urges all workers to attend.
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D. R. Kelly
H. A. Teckhaus
Lutheran Churches of Nebraska
Fremont
Midland College
Atchison, Kan
Fremont’ College
Jefferson County Sunday — School Association
Reynolds
Womans Club notes from City Hall meeting
The Womans Club met at City Hall on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Callander reported on the district convention at Ashland. Members discussed meal preparation and service. Steele City Woman's Club members attended. Music and a Madaline Freytag reading were presented.
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Womans Club
City Hall
Nebraska Annual Conference Opens in University Place
The Nebraska Annual Conference will convene in University Place starting September 9, 1919. The Sun day school aims to keep interest high as the year nears midterm. Plan to attend next Sunday at 10 30 railroad time with services at Rock Creek in the morning and town in the evening. Centenary drive reports $87,000,000 pledged of $105,000,000 with expectations to reach full subscription before the drive ends.
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Nebraska
University Place
Rock Creek
Miss Habicht Visits Avoca Cousins in Iowa
Miss Martha Habicht of Avoca Iowa visits her cousin Mrs C L E Blauser and Diller relatives. Frank Johnson returns from McDonald North Dakota where he aided his father in law S D Maw erecting buildings on a farm Maw recently bought nearby.
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Martha Habicht
Avoca
Frank Johnson
McDonald, Ruan
S. D. Maw
Mrs Gladys Pavey Returns After Year at Ohiowa School
Mrs Gladys Pavey, former superintendent of schools at Ohiowa for the past year, arrived Monday at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Sam Freeman, north of town. She is a 1910 graduate of Diller high school.
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Gladys Pavey
Ohiowa
Sam Freeman
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Citizens State Bank
Freeman’s
Fairbury
C. R. Steffen
Borti
Ira London
Garland
Walker
Beatrice
Flossie Raymond
Volney Raymond
Scandia
Kan
L. O. Ballard
Wymore
Omaha
G. H. Newton
Lloyd Myers
Alexandria
Jamies Swain
Elbert Fasnacht
Endicott
John
Clara
Steiner
Reno Hill
Wyo
Racine Tires
Wilt Bro’s Garage
W. J. Filley
Auburn
Clifford Brauser
Irene Shimmin
Monmouth, III
H. K. Shutt
Methodist
Diller Markets
Net
Bintiee Fates Avis
BIG
Just
Hansen Company
Hansen
Loock & Habicht
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