PLYMOUTH
(From the News)
Source: The Fairbury Journal Dec. 22, 1911
Born to Mr. and Mrs. William Malchow near Harbine, December 7th, a girl.Claude Humberger and bride arrived Wednesday evening from Williams, Indiana for a visit with relatives.
Fred Nickel and wife out on route two are rejoicing over the arrival of an eight pound boy at their home Monday.
PLYMOUTH
(From the News)
Source: The Fairbury Journal, January 3, 1918.
Louie Heiliger of Duel county spent Christmas with his parents west of Plymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Heiliger.Chas. Bersche sold one-fourth of his royalty of his land for $25,000 to the Union Royalty Co. of Blackwell, Okla. As this represents one thirty-second of the toal, it places a valuation of $800,000 on the production of the quarter section.
The funeral of Frank and Anton Chaloupka, pioneer residents of Wilber, was held Sunday and was one of the largest funerals ever witnessed there. The brothers were aged 80 and 83 years, and both died on the same day last week. The deceased were quite well known to many people of Plymouth.