Reynolds Social Notes Reflect Local Happenings
Baker's Comedians at the opera house open the season with two shows. Residents shift residences and businesses as Copenhayers move northeast, Tatman takes the old place, and Mrs. Tatman opens a restaurant south of the post office. Dozens visit Fairbury, Oxford, and Henderson. auto repairs and a new furnace show continual town activity. a Sunday school event draws 42 attendees and a small cabinet meeting amid winter weather and a damaging storm near Cub Creek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Opera House
Bessie Roderick
Hubbell
Copenhayers
Tatman
Narka
Kan
Will
Curb “Mackey
Adams & Adams
Rogers
Franks
D. Kavanaugh
A. Ho Bothwell
G. M. Shortridge
Gladstone
Shakespeare ‘Club
Re Ae
Bothwell
P.G. Eigert
Floyd
Nye Woolsey -c
Papa
Woolsey
Wymore
Reynolds
R. Kirk
Oklahoma
Daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harrison in a September 1908 notice
A brief birth notice reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Harrison with mention of Mrs John A Thiesen and Mrs John A Friesen returning home on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Harrison
John“ A. ‘Thiesen
A.’ Friesen
Advertising Columns Promote Local Mail Order Bargains
The ad page urges readers to peruse the advertising columns for bargains and notes local merchants use mail order strategies to compete with foreign advertisers. It frames home advertising as the preferred route for customers comparing options.
Community Notes From Or y Branch A Chronicle of Local Visits
Sunday school day brings apple picking and cider making in the Ora Branch area. Residents recount visits: Mr and Mrs Shelburn visited daughter. Mr and Mrs Davis, Mr and Mrs Parsons with children visited Mr Vroman. Lutes family at Edward’s. visitors from Los Angeles and Topeka to W H Brown. Nancy Bloyd ill with malaria. Fred Jones and family at Lenihan’s. Melza Brown returns to school after malaria. Hoggatt family at Charley Harris. John Mee Ally aiding Will Brown. Clem Kirkwood working for Charley Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Shelburn
Charley ‘Davis
Parsons
Hart
Elizabeth
Topeka
Fred Jones
Lenihan
Melza ‘Brown
Hoggatt
Charley
Harris
Local notes and notices from Rose Creek district
Community snippets include Charley Berry visits, sales by Al Craig with auctioneer HAH Johnson, and Joe Hammi’s bridge work at Mrs Louderback. A three year old’s fever and recovery after Foley's Orino Laxative is reported. Tax list in hand for 1903 collection. taxes due November 1 with delinquency December 1, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.J
Charley Berry
al’ Craig
Hah. Johnson
Joe Hammi
Standard Bridge Company
Foley
John Simpson, Co. Treas
Guilty Rates in New York County Crimes Revealed
Records show just over half of those charged in New York County are convicted over six years while experts estimate only two in a hundred are truly innocent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York “County
Pills Claim Health Boost With Low Price
A brief ad markets Rings Little Liver Pills for biliousness and sick headache. The seller Vine Pease Drug Store, 8 South Dee, promotes them at 25 cents and urges readers to try the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vine ‘Pease Drag Store
Ss Dee
Vine Pease
Pre Nuptial Parties For Miss Flossie Thornton
A sequence of pre wedding events for Miss Flossie Thornton included a mock marriage at Miss Harriet Anthony home with fifteen guests mostly local teachers. Mabel Lindell hosted a Tuesday dinner with sixteen attendees and a four course luncheon. Prof A t Duriness and Earnest Beardsley hosts entertained thirty guests with cards and a fish pond gift display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flossie Thornton
Harriett- “Anthony
Fairbury
Mabel ‘Lindell
Mabel Lindell
Georgi
É. Simpkins
Adam Whitmore
Clara’ Hurd
Novel Garden Party and Fishing Party Hosted by local Ladies
A reception for about fifty young couples followed a floral display of roses ferns palms and ivy. Mrs Dt Be and Mrs George Alder hosted at 36 Pleasant Court with others at home. A fishing party hosted by Mrs Dil ler and Mrs S H Diller drew about thirty five friends for a guessing fish names game and fishing pole prize then luncheon and partner matching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Alder
Pease
S.H. Diller
Diller
Neig
Nelle Westling Weds Walter H Alder in Salt Lake City
Miss Nelle Westling daughter of Mr and Mrs A Ju Westling of this city married Walter H Alder of Salt Lake City Utah in a ceremony held last Wednesday at 730 PM in the couple's new Salt Lake home. Miss May Alder and Miss Claudine Jones attended the bride and C D Schettler acted as best man. The home was completed for the couple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moor
Episcopal Church
Isteas
Charles ‘Lee, Hobbs
Lincoln
Flossie ‘Thornton
Jno. Thornton
Gertrude Henshaw
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nate Downs
Omaha
Fern- Thornton
Lena Westling
Cecil Thornton
Percy Thornton
Fairbury
Tscal
Caphiotis
Rock Island
Benetton
Supreme. “Court
Atcola
South Fifteenth Street
Nelle Westling
A. Ju.Westling
Walter H. Alder
Salt’ Lake’ City
Utah
Salt Lake City
Salt Lake
Nelle. Westling
May Alder
Claudine Jones
C. D. ‘Schettler
Modern Luncheon Hosted by Mrs Pease Delights Guests
Monday afternoon a luncheon at Mrs Pease's home drew twenty three guests. Hostesses served at self tables with trays and napkins while posters and carnation decor framed the living and dining rooms. Out of town guests included Mrs Geo W Hart Topeka Kansas Mrs A E Houghtelin Los Angeles and Miss Farinie Dillér Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Henshaw
Gertrude
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Nate
Downs
Omaha
Frank Surr
Horton
Kansas
Thornton
Green
Jon
A.M. Strunk
Erma Brown
Geo. ‘W. Hart
Topeka
A. E. Houghtelin
Los _Angeles
Cali
Farinie Dillér
Diller
Prohibition Talk Draws Crowd in Fairbury Church
A. G. Wolfenbarger spoke at the M. E. church on Sunday night about temperance. E. A. Yontz called the address the most logical prohibition talk he has heard in Fairbury as a crowded church filled the pews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Wolfenbarger
M. E
Fairbury
E. A. Yontz
More Fish Coming From County Clerk in Houston
County official reports idea of another fish plant to be dumped into Little Blue River Monday night next week. The notice states the fish will arrive on No. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Fish
Little Blue
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Leona
Prof. Grant
Ed Sehainost
Gilead
Henderson
Henry Buller
Powell
Mary Steurmer
Bryan
W. T. Harms
Henry
Jacob Leowen
Meade
Kans
Zion
S. M. Cressman
Martha Cressman
Anna’ Wiens
Jansen
S. Friesen
Lizzie
Dakota
John F. Thiesen
Cub Creek
Adam Hobson
Jansen News
ORY Branch
Nancy ‘Bloyd
F. A. Henshaw
Ada Whitmore
Georgia Simpkins
Clara Hurd
Lucy Nuckolls
Rose Creek News
Harry Luttmann
Mrs. Boy
China
Department Store
West Side Square
Cheyenne County
Sidney
Nebraska
E.st., Fairbury, Nebr
Leo. E. Osborn
Z-Ro McHenry
Fairbury,Nebr
Nele Westling
Aca
AIL
LDS
Fairbury, Nebraska
Temperance
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