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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1901
Page
1
Community sketches highlight everyday moments around town with brief vignettes of ordinary life. The column notes small acts, local quirks, and neighborhood scenes shaping daily experiences.
Community notices describe visitors, social gatherings, and entries of residents moving, with details on weddings, illnesses, funerals, and club activities. Includes school notes, local church events, and reports on筋 town life and upcoming meetings.
Public tablet message from Jack Fitton thanks friends and neighbors for assisting with his wife during her illness and for the comfort they provided afterward. He expresses heartfelt appreciation for their kindness and support.
Mary K. Stratton v K T M Life Indem Co dismissed without prejudice at plaintiff’s cost. Estate of Carrie G Milby sale license approved sale confirmed and deed ordered. Henry Green v David J Marks damages dismissed for want of prosecution at plaintiff’s cost. L G Northwall Co v Ella F Moody foreclosure dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Benson S Elliotte Fairbury E L Power Co damages jury awards plaintiff 150 dollars. Christian Green v David L Marks damages dismissed at plaintiff’s cost. Eliot G Drake v W C Drake appeal dismissed at defendant’s cost. Charles M Green v David L Marks Anton D Ackerman v Cai Joslin appeal jury verdict for defendant 75 dollars. William C Drake v Filet G Drake appeal settled. Julia E Brock v Robert Brock divorce cause dismissed at defendant’s cost. De D KE Fink to give an illustrated
Mr. Molzahn sold his elevator to Mr. Van Buren. John Schoen begins a house in section eight northeast quarter for his son Emil. Schoen invokes old German saying first the cage then the bird. Fred Krause builds a new barn. Rev Seherbacher holds revival two weeks near town. Neighbors lack corn and wood harvest causes time spent. A reminder on telling the truth follows.
Messrs. Burge and Michael with their families departed for California Wednesday evening. Mrs. Rich was ill last week, likely La Grippe. The writer and wife joined Thanksgiving at H. F. Hole's home. J. Lucratt will hold a sale next Tuesday and then visit town and relatives. No auctions or farm sales in a week. first snow of the season fell Wednesday night.
John W. Hathorn is notified that on November 22, 1901 County Judge C C Bosle issued an attachment order for $36.80 in a suit where Charles B. Franz sues Hathorn. Property attached includes multiple chairs, bedroom suite, tables, stove, dishes and kitchen furniture as listed.
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