News: Eaton - East Side (18 Mar 1926)

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Surnames: Hafenbradl, Sloniker, Ampe, Shober, Bushman, Lindner, Hedler, Kennedy, Currie, Krokson, Bertz, Friske, Beaver

----Source: Greenwood Gleaner (Greenwood, Clark Co., Wis.) (18 Mar 1926)

Mr. Peter Hafenbradl and Mr. J. Sloniker drove to Stratford last Thursday to deliver a boiler for the Eaton and Loyal Cheese Factory.

Mr. and Mrs. A. Ampe are still sick with the flue. Hoping for their speedy recovery.

Mr. Joe Shober was a caller at Loyal Saturday evening.

Mr. Henry Bushman is visiting relatives and friends here.

Mr. Andrew Lindner was laid up with Quincy for a few days. His brother Tony did the work for him.

Miss Elizabeth Shober and Anna Lindner spent Thursday afternoon in Greenwood.

Mr. Fred Hedler was called down to Vesper Friday on business.

Casper Shober called at Wm. Lindekugel's Thursday evening.

Miss Hilda Kennedy spent from Sunday until Tuesday with Annie Lindner.

Dr. Currie was called out to Krokson's Wednesday to doctor a sick cow.

Mrs. John Shober visited with Mrs. Lindner Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Lindner is sick with the flu, but is somewhat better at this writing.

Mike Hafenbradl spent one evening of last week at Shober's listening to the radio.

Mr. Ed Bertz made calle for buying cattle in this neighborhood yesterday.

Mrs. Otto Friske is sick in bed being troubled with her throat. Hope she is somewhat better at this writing.

Casper Shober and Frank Beaver hauled cheese to Loyal Monday p.m.