30 Nov 1901
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Newspaper
The Fairbury Enterprise
Location
Fairbury, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1901
Page
1
The Enterprise reports on many town residents: Corbett unharmed in a two round bout, Mrs Hammond’s Thanksgiving travel, numerous visits and illness notes, marriages, weddings and social events, plus local court and church happenings.
Advertises 360 acres of fenced pasture with living water in Jefferson County offered for sale at low price. Property may be divided into two tracts upon request, with Goopkie H Bros handling the deal. Also mentions banking interest and East Lynne company promotion details. A separate item notes Miss Amelia Swan headlining a theater event next Friday at Steele's Opera House with reserved seats selling well and praise from Lincoln State Journal.
Jeese Cross improves. Mrs. M Cross visited Mrs. G Y Smith Thursday. John Moses and family visited Geneva early week. Quick Cramb sale drew locals. Will Stewart bought John Jones farm for 2500 dollars. G Y Smith hosted graphophone entertainment Wednesday. Mrs W Moses of Mahaska visits friends here. Dick Guilford called on John Jones Tuesday. Frank Rue left for Idaho to seek land. German Evangelical church holds meetings. Jas Moses shipping cattle to Loup for winter feeding. Lucile Chamberlin staying with Zook family. Zook absent. R H Kirkwood left for Indiana after telegram about brother ill. Herman Meyers sold farm to John Junker for 4000 dollars and contemplates moving to Iowa. John Jones returned from Idaho. plans to buy acres near Boise.
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