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Newspaper

Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1902

Page

5

Wedding Unites Blanche Worley and James Kirkendall in Pacific Junction

One of Pacific Junctions prettiest weddings tied Blanche Worley to James Kirkendall at high noon on Thanksgiving Day with Rev. Kelley officiating. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Z C Worley, has taught at Bethlehem school. the groom is noted as a fine young man. Also reported are K P lodge officers elected, Claude Anderson entering undertaker business, railway elevator upgrades, social club activities, and local notices including illness of John Clark Jr. and varied social commentary.

Pacific Junction Blanche Worley James Kirkendall Kelley Methodist Church Z. C. Worley Bethlehem School K. P K P Lodge C CO Wm Bennett R Maus F Frederick Kof Rand S OE Williams John O Son Chas Kroon Oscar Eldberg Wm Richards Adolph Olson Trmstees Geof Beckwith Cor Davis Janary Claude Claude Anderson Folka Jim Sargent C F Davis Omaha Wm Hewitt Will Young WAC F D Phillips Dee HY Wilson Boston

Death notices and hometown obituaries in Emerson

Miss Dora Beaton dies at hospital in Omaha after illness. Funeral held Sunday at Bapt ist church with Rev Clyde Wyckoff delivering a youth oriented address. Community sympathy offered to the family. Dr Priest injured in Hastings accident. hand ligaments broken, recovery months ahead. Other local visitors and residents mentioned.

Emerson Dora Beaton Omaha Baptist Church Clyde Wyckoff Clarinda Priest Hastings Geo Cross Farm Villisca Mra MA White Kansas Pash Elbert Johnson Henderson C E Collins Ted Oak Eunice Lovitt Gem Kans Dora B Eaton Nellie Culver Indianola Dr Corbin Earl Swisher RB Tubbs Warren Eaton Gem, Kans Dora Eaton

Potatoes Meet High Yields In Pony Creek Season

Pony Creek reports a profitable potato season with the largest crop in town history. Average yields around 250 bushels per acre and prices from 18 to 26 cents per bushel. Notable producers include Mrs Deitz's farm at 3000 bushels, Pitzenberger 2000, J C Nickel 1000, Wm Lohse 900, and Henry Timmerman 1100 bushels. Reverend E Goodrich and family left for Dow City. Born to Mr and Mrs Clark Mosher on November 22, a daughter born. Charley Bennet reported a possum hunt last Saturday. J W Fiselman and family visited Buoday with Salem Curtis.

Mra. Deitz Mr. Pitzenberger J. C. Nickel Wm. Lohse Henry Timmerman E . Goodrich Dow City Clark Mosher Charley Bennet J W Fiselman Buoday Salem Curtis

Social visits stud weekend around Silver City area

Mr Alexander of Nebraska visited briefly with his daughter Mrs J D Reed. Guy Hanks of Lincoln spent Thanksgiving with relatives. EH Van Kirk left Monday for Pendennis Kansas. Amos Smith of Glenwood visited his parents Varl and Miss Clara Hale. Glenwood folk spent Thursday at Guy Hanks home. Miss Dottie Doner visited Omaha. Maude Kerney of Council Bluffs visited friends over Sunday. Anna Plumb visited relatives near Malvern. Mr and Mrs R Prazier of South Omaha visited Mr E A Van Kirk. Mr and Mrs Lawson of Norwich Iowa were guests of Mr and Mrs Landon. Marie Dupree and Grace Daniels of Glenwood visited Viva Jackson. Mr and Mrs C P Hale of Glenwood spent Sunday with daughter Mrs F Anderson. Verla Derby of Council Bluffs visiting home folks. Ethel and Edith Gilmore of Glenwood attended bazaar Saturday night.

Mr Alexander Nebraska Mra J D Reed Guy Hanks Lincoln EH van Kirk Pendennis Kansas Anna Plumb Malvern R Prazier South Omaha E A van Kirk Lawson Norwich Iowa Landon Marie Dupree Grace Daniels Glenwood Viva Jackson C P Hale Mra F Anderson Verla Derby Council Blutts Ethel and Edith Gilmore U B Harney Joy Scanlan Strahan Folka John Silkett RFD Grace McDonough Mamie Hicka Omaha Ova Hutchings Mary Dutz Randolph S B Hutchings DeWitt Perry Pearl Russel Jas O'Conner Sullivan Lillian Burnham Mrs B AB Dalrymple

Timely Topic Promotes Foley Honey and Tar Remedy

A vintage ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar as the best throat and lung remedy for coughs and colds, claiming quick cures and prevention of serious results. It also promotes DeWitt's Early Risers pills, with testimonials from W H Howell of Houston and A J Howe praising their health benefits.

Foley A.d. Howe DeWittt W H Howell Houston Tex A. J. Howe

Cough Medicine Safer Choice Says A J Howe

A J Howe notes that many cough remedies besides Foley's Honey and Tar contain opiates causing constipation and posing risks to children. He states Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates, is safe, and will not constipate.

Foley A. J. Howe

Hillsdale Church Busy With Marriages And School News

Rev Kelley married couples at Neola and Junction, with Rev Wilkinson assisting this winter. Roy Zimmer returns from illness. Rumor suggests Tabor central office may close in Hillsdale. Sunday school convention at U B church succeeded, with Mr John Kelley leading the home department. High school program featured a handkerchief drill and Auld Lang Syne tableau. about twelve visitors attended. Eliza Rankin visiting Omaha relatives. Chas Moas of Woodbine visiting. Geo Fiddler of Modale in town to greet friends. Meyrl Ryan on sick list.

Kelley Neola Roy Zimmer Tabor Wilkinson Rev Kelley U B John Kelley Miss Hardy Rey Geo Fiddler Modale Meyrl Ryan

Hastings Ladies Oyster Supper and Sermon Recap

The Hastings area reports a successful oyster supper by the U B church ladies raising about $9. A sermon on the unpardonable sin drew a receptive crowd. Local social notes mention visits, shopping trips, holiday meals, home improvements, and small town routines.

One Minute Cough Cure Endorsed by Madison Reader

The farcast of sudden weather changes warns of hoarse voice and heavy cough at home. A Madison reader, A. J. Howe, credits One Minute Cough Cure with improving health and possibly saving a life. The cure claims to ease coughs, colds, la grippe, bronchitis, pneumonia and throat and lung troubles.

H Wise Madison, Ga A. J. Howe

Henderson Fireproof Home Stands as Community Pride

Joseph H. Parker of Henderson built a landmark residence in Mille county begun last spring. The home cost about 86000, with builders John Bell and Ed Duke and plumbing by Bag gess Brothers. It features a stand pipe and wind mill water supply and reflects Parker’s prominence as a cattle feeder. Local notes cover marriages, visits, school improvements, church events, and a new Echo newspaper launching from Henderson.

Mille County Joseph H. Parker Henderson Parker Milla County Pearl Carey Kate Wilson Mills County Isaac Wilson Hillsdale Rausa Taylor Servos Vale

Endorsement for Chamberlains Cough Remedy by Dr Mary Molendy

Dr Mary Molendy of Chicago praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as effective for obstinate coughs, colds, and bronchial afflictions in all ages. She calls it non narcotic and safe for untrained hands, recommending it universally and noting DeWitt & Co. as sellers.

Mary BR. Molendy Chicago DeWitt & Co

The Youths Companion 1903 Subscriptions and Offers

A detailed prospectus for The Youths Companion 1903 issues describes 52 weekly parts with serials, 50 special articles by notable figures, 200 editorials on public affairs, 250 short stories, 1000 notes on current events and science, 2000 anecdotes and poems. It promises nonpartisan editorials, strong hygiene features, and a full subscription package including a 1903 Companion Calendar, with an offer of free remaining 1901 issues and samples on request.

Berkeley Street Boston Mass

Application of Chamberlain's Pato Balm for Corns

To remove troublesome corns first soak in warm water then pare closely without drawing blood and apply Chamberlain's Pato Balm twice daily rubbing five minutes each time. Wear a corn plaster for a few days to protect the shoe. For sale by DeWitt and Co.

Chamberlain DeWitt & Co

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