Visit Notes From Lineville And Pennsylvania Visit
The father of B. and Je. W. Scott from Lineville is visiting. Mrs. Fannie Diller has been staying with relatives and friends in Pennsylvania for some time.
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Newspaper
The Jefferson County Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1900
Page
5
The father of B. and Je. W. Scott from Lineville is visiting. Mrs. Fannie Diller has been staying with relatives and friends in Pennsylvania for some time.
A fragment notes Rev Chadwick and his wife began Monday to attend the Methodist Episcopal conference in Nebraska City. The item mentions local sales including Geo ons EE Tomemaker's offering cheap buggies and wagons for 10 days. It cites Mrs Chas Osborn purchasing property on Lavelle street for 835 dollars from her mother Mrs E C Kendall.
A four mile distance from Santak on Geo. H. Tonnemaker property offers a five room house with two lots all fenced. Includes twenty bearing grapes, gooseberries and a coal house. The widow lights on the south side of the house were soot from this morning's rain and hail storm.
Me and Mrs. Jasper Long and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Carmichael left Monday on the Burlington Home Visitors' Excursion to visit relatives in Newark Indiana. Their tickets are valid for forty days.
A catalog notes a 300 page collection titled Joy and Bright Light featuring love songs patriotism and gospel pieces. It highlights 150 plus pieces for choir and school use with charming tunes and attractive board covers offered at about 390 per copy.
The excerpt notes Brea Ouahe Wheelerte Maine securing a 40 600 vote majority in a local election. It mentions Townmaker Carl Gale visiting Beatrice for county fair races and the Southeast Ne Trotting Association event.
Mr and Mrs Burl Ballard visited the former's parents and relatives in the city since Wednesday. A 14 by 16 foot addition is being built to the Andrews farm house northwest of town where Charley Barber resides.
Ellwood s grove, five miles northwest of Ellis, hosts a picnic Wednesday with A Murphy of Beatrice and J W Foats of this city named as principal attendees.
Chamberlain cough remedy popular with readers as Freeney Repee Tola cures gain favor. Local sales and endorsements highlight the product’s perceived effectiveness and broad appeal.
Henry Heye and his two sons consumed sardines that had been opened and left standing. Three doctors from Hanover performed stomach pumping and two sons died while Henry Heye survived a close call.
An old settlers' reunion will be held Friday September at the county fair grounds in Fairbury. Surviving mentors from companies organized in 1867 will attend and share a roll call dinner. Addresses by veterans and others. All invited.
A post office department special agent inspected a proposed free rural mail delivery route at Fairbury last week. Petitioned by Geo Galbraith and others, service is expected to begin October 1. The route starts at Fairbury and runs 14 miles east with several turns through surrounding areas as described by the Gazette.
The plan serves about 40 families with an average of five per family and aims to deliver mail daily to 700 people, nearly at their doors. Patrons only pay for a boxed address to be erected along the route, with accommodations for those up to a mile away.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a siege, mention Electric Bitters and a patient’s claim of relief. Names and clear details are obscured but imply a period newspaper medical advertisement with personal testimonials.
Fragmentary reminiscence from The Putnam Journal describes a preacher visiting an Appanocse county farmhouse for dinner. He reflects on his arrival and the house’s inhabitants while awaiting the host’s return.
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