Local Notes from Fairbury and Surrounding Towns
Mint Williams suffers pneumonia while others report visits, sales, and moves. Mrs. W. T. Jeffryes visits friends in Fairbury. John Zook ships a carload of hogs to the S&J market. Alf Wogmoner attends the asses s eors meeting in Fairbury. Mrs. J. O. Blauser hosts a Christian Women s Board of Missions meeting. T. Collison relocates to Wymore for a job with Neuman & Co. Charley Adams sells land near Thompson to A B Wright. Fairbury meetings propose real property at one fifth value and personal property at one fourth value.
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Fairbury
Peeve
Mrs Ide Diller Wins Divorce in Fairbury Court
In Fairbury district court this week Mrs Ide Diller obtained a divorce from J Silas Diller and had her maiden name Weather restored. The parties reside in the city.
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Fairbury
Ide Diller
J. Silas Diller
Weather
City
Easter Entertainment at M E Sanday School
The M E Sanday School presents an Easter entertainment on Sunday evening April 1 featuring music and a responsive program. All are cordially invited to attend.
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M.E. Sanday School
Deputies Attend Fidocia Lodge Gathering Across Towns
Deputy sheriff J. B. Zook and deputy W. H. Diller from Fairbury. Temple Pierce and Ray Clemmens from Ellis. Dell Sloss and John Weise from Harbine were among neighboring towns' attendees at Fidocia Lodge in the city last night.
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J. B. Zook
Diller
Fairbury
Temple Pierce
Ray Clemmens
Ellis
Dell Sloss
John Weise
Harbine
Fidocia Lodge
Druggist J W Sutton Purchases Sundries at Wymore
Druggist J W Sutton bought goods for his store from a sundries man at Wymore on Monday.
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J. W. Sutton
Wymore
Townemaker receives coal and cecal cars for town
Ui H Townemaker received a car of Trenton Ill coal and a car of Maitland Colo cecal today. D W Van Horn Burlington agent returned from a week vacation visiting Beatrice and Edgar. Sam Green renting Arch Shultz's residence and will move in once Shultz vacates for Fairbury.
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Ui. H. Townemaker
Trenton
Ill
Maitland
Colo
D. W. van Horn
Burlington
Beatrice and
Edgar
Sam Green
Lowe & Son
Arch Shultz
Mr. Shultz
Fairbury
Hudson and Boillot Wed at Diller Home
Mr. Harry E. Hudson and Miss Celia D. Boillot were married yesterday, March 28, 1899, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. Thos. Copeland, five miles south of Diller, Eld. J. H. Moore of the Christian church officiating.
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Harry E. Hudson
Celia D. Boillot
Thos. Copeland
Diller
Eld
J. H. Moore
The
Christian Church
J A Kelly Missing After Mysterious City Absence
The article notes J A Kelly disappeared Monday from his usual haunts in the city with rumors of a double return on Sunday. It also reports Gus and Miss Annie Bugbee were married yesterday at St Joe.
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J.a.kelly
Gus
Annie Bugbee
St. Joe
Reduced Burlington Route fares to western points now in effect
General Passenger Agent J Francis of Omaha urges travelers to inquire today about specially reduced rates to Montana Utah Washington and Oregon. Through tourist car service to San Francisco and to Butte Spokane Seattle several departures weekly with risk of withdrawal at short notice.
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Burlington
Montana
Utah
Washington
Oregon
San Francisco
Séa Angels
Butte
Spokane
Seattle
Eeen J. Francis
Omaha
Nebraska
Ninety Fidocia Castle Initiates Attend Secret Ceremony
About eighty five summoned members with passes and eleven candidates gathered at Fidocia Castle for admission. Those with passes proved by signs and tokens were admitted while a few missing passes were excluded. The ceremony proceeded with rites and a mid evening recess offering hot coffee and refreshments before a final communal afterglow.
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Fidocia Castle
Fidocia
Local editor's Odell Wave office burglary reported
The Odell Wave editor Mrs Shadle had her residence burglarized last Saturday with jewelry and $40 stolen. Beatrice bloodhounds were sent for but no clue to the culprits' age was found.
Through Tourist Sleepers To The Northwest
The Burlington Route now runs a twice weekly tourist car line from Kansas City to Butte Spokane Tacoma and Seattle. Departures occur Tuesday and Thursday from Kansas City Lincoln and Grand Island with Friday and Sunday arrivals in Seattle. Berth rates from Lincoln to Tacoma or Seattle are five dollars with uniformed Pullman porters and full amenities. Tickets and info available from Burlington Route agents or J Francis G P A Omaha Neb.
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Burlington
Kansas City
Butte
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Lincoln
Grand Island
Pulman
Montana
Puget Sound
J. Francis
Omahe
Neb
Bonnets Aprons and Fancy Work for Church Fair
The ladies of the Christain Church are busy making bonnets aprons and fancy work for the fair April 1. Everything will be sold at reasonable prices and the proceeds turned over to the church board.
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Christain Church
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Jefferson Co. Record
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North 6Th St
Beatrice, Nebr
Pandock Hotel
Mint Williams
W. T. Jeffryes
John Zook
S& Joe
Alf Wogmoner
Assess Eors
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
J. O. Blauser
T. Collison
Neuman & Co
Charley Adams
Thompson
Soth
Jefferson County
A. B. Wright
U.s
Einota
U. S
C.A. Snow &Co
Patent Office
Wabkgton
Horthand
Benn Pitman
Jerome B. Howard
U. S. Bureau of Education
Fain the Phonographic Institute Co
W. 4Th St
Cincinnati
Leda
James F. “Ballard
St. Louis
Sutton
Bhouteartis
Soars Aires Garden
Saracens
America
James Vicks Sons
Rochester, N. Y
D' Tabler
Buckeye
ES F. Ballard
North Main Street
ST. Louis, Lag
Druceiat
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