Degree of Honor Elects Officers for Ensuing Year
The Degree of Honor entertainment Saturday elected officers for the ensuing year including Mrs S Burgess, Mrs Robt Bogle, Mrs Peter Olson, Mrs Thos McNamara, Mrs Mary Turner as Receiver, LB Bacon as Treasurer, and H C Olson as Reorder. Representatives to the Grand Lodge named Mrs J L Mendenhall and Mrs J J Marvin. An elegant supper followed with music, games, and speeches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peat Aesless
Burgess
Robt Bogle
Peter Olson Gok
Thos McNamara Uahori
Mary Turner
Ccccceeaaees
C Olson
Fred Rose
Ales Gate Myers Larson
Jennie Abshire
B Bacon
Grand Lodge
J L Mendenhall
J J Marvin
Hastings couple wed in Glenwood on December 1 1906
Miss Madge Wilson and I K Van Gorkum united at the ME church with Rev Ward officiating. The bride, Hastings born daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Wilson, is described as talented and beloved by friends. The couple will stay in Hastings until spring, after returning from Lincoln greeted by H A Club girls. Several local notes follow about residents, events, and community plans, including church matters and local moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Wilson
I K van Gorkum
Glenwood
Ward
Mr van Gorkum
Miss Madge
H H Wilson
Hastings
Lincoln
H A
van Gorkum
Local visitors and household moves noted
Howard Strahan and Joe Weaver visit their brother James. Mrs Black hires Churchill of Malvern to move her house west on the lots and build a barn. ME church meetings begin at the Monday night session. Charlie Criswell visits Omaha for a specialist. operation not needed. Harry Nosacable named champion husker, 154 bushels in eight hours. Wabash wreck delays trains. Len Johnson and baby return from visit to Grandpa. Little Liver Pills promote cleansing and bright thoughts. sold by Glenwood Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Joe Weaver
James
Henderson James Simmons Leaves for Nebraska
James Simmons who has resided here for some time has gone to Nebraska to live. Stanley Graham came home Saturday from Tabor where he is attending college returning Monday. Mrs De Uring and daughter Virginia visited in Hancoes several days last week Mrs Charles Swaney visited in Red Oak Monday. MOD Marover and wife of Malvern are Visilines Nere at present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Simmons
Nebraska
Stanley Graham
Tabor
de Uring
Virginia
Hancoes
Charles Swaney
Red Oak
Mod Marover
Malvern
Visit by John Weed Highlights Deer Creek Notes
John Weed of Denver visited his parents Mr and Mrs L E Weed in Deer Creek. Mrs Dave Mills died last Friday and was buried Monday in Imorene cemetery. Millurn Weed and Fred Dickens tack furnished shucking coin this week. Miss Mary Kennedy began teaching the winter term at Union School last week. Fryrear started school this week. Mr and Mrs Ro Fryrear drove to Red Oak to visit friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weed
Denver
Mrs L E Weed
Dave Mills
Imorene
Millurn, Weed
Fred Dickenstack
Mary Kennedy
Fenoul Ule Union School
Ro Fryrear
Red Oak
Protracted Meetings Begin at MBB Church East Liberty
Rev Moser of the MBB church started a series of protracted meetings at East Liberty on Monday evening. No preaching at the MBE church next Sunday as Rev Moser will be at East Liberty. Philo Tower spent Lindsay in Blanchard. Teachers in our schools spent Thanksgiving at home. there was no school Friday. Taylor orchestra provided music for a Henderson Thanksgiving dance. A Thanksgiving service was held in the MEF church with Rev Cooper of the Baptist church delivering the address. C P Hale and family spent Thanksgiving at Mrs Frank Anderson. Mrs M Agan and Norma were Glenwood visitors last week. M Es Huffaker ill but slowly improving. Pearl Bosworth left for Emerson for work. Chamberlain's Salve recommended for skin diseases. Sold by Wilson Drug company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Moser
MBB
East Liberty
MBE
Moser
Philo Tower
Lindsay
Blanchard
Taylor Orchestra
Henderson
MEF
Rev Cooper
the Baptist Church
C P Hale
Frank Anderson
M Agan
Norma
Glenwood
M Es Huffaker
Pearl Bosworth
Emerson
Carstri Ad Promotes Catarrh Cure Free Trial Box
An odd promotional line touts Dr Shoop's Catarrh Cure with an offer of a free trial box. The text appears as a fragmented advertisement encouraging readers to request the sample.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carstri
Dr. Shoop
Local News and Market Notes from Council Bluffs Area
Mrs Frank Pilger of Deaf and Dorabaches visits Council Bluffs with her parent. Will Pangburn attends a meeting this week. B O Diese visits Council Bluffs market with apples. Sino Stile makes a Glenwood visit on Saturday. A W Sones of Pacific City buys cattle Friday. Mrs Z L Shaw and Frances are on the sick list. Cough Syrup and Tar advertised as safe for children under the National Pure Food Law. Lor Croup Wheynine Cnete claims to expel coughs and colds. Sold by Glenwood Drug Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pilger
Dorabaches
Council Bluffs
Dielk
Kha
FTA Hen Packing Co
Will Pangburn
Glenwood
A.W. Sones
Pacific City
DL Shaw
Frances
Glenwood Drug Company
Weatherhead death and family notes in Rawles township
Mrs John Weatherhead died last Thursday evening at 7 from cancer and related complications. Funeral held Saturday at 2:20 pm at home with Rev J W Ferner leading. Born in England, she was 66, mother of eleven (nine grown). Son Frank Weatherhead ill with grip and typhoid. Ray went to Red Oak to tend business. Also: A G Mauk named future postmaster for Red Oak. H W Clark's term ends. Various local notices and ads follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Wolfe
Rawles Township
Omaha
SB Tey
John Weatherhead
J W Ferner
England
Frank Weatherhead
Red Oak
Symptons
Ray
Tock
Frank
A G Mauk
H W Clark
McKinley
Mauk
Tubbs v Boldt dispute over DeWitt's Kidney Pills
In Mills County District Court during the November Term 1906 John W Tubbs sues Boldt over DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills. The complaint claims the product acts on kidneys and liver and promises quick relief from excess body acids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
John W. Tubbs
Plaintife
DeWitt
At? Howe
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hecree of Honor Entertainment
Pacific Junction
Gregg
Stanton
Lee Haynie
Echel Bacon
Hamburg
Woodmen
Anne Marrin
John Marrin
Spidell
Bartlett
Cal
Gettire Bette
Lulu Ferrell
C M Cavenaugh
Creston
L Rogers
Alex Rogers
Greeen Geaf
Kansas
JV DeLashmutt
Burwell
Nebranch
Dan Davis
Mack Miller
J. T Groom
Junction
John Clark
Cedar Rapids
Frank Greggs
Hambure
DM Dunbar
Myr Greegs
K of P
Geiger
Te Wornman of the World
Josh Jones
Intacw
Kratzer
SB Hutchings
United Brethren Sunday School
Charlie Henderson
Geo Mason
Lynn Parish
Chas Shoemaker
W E van Arsdale
John Morse
Rev
RE Tally
United Prethen
Rev Mean
N W Cellings
Marshal Edie
Ed Winchel
Dakota
Daddy Clark
Arthur
Cig
Everhart
Wife
Bert Genung
Cie
Dunsmore
Walter Breen
Strahan
Len Johnson
Dade
DEER
Fryrear
Slver Cvey
Chamberlain
Wilson Drug Company
Par
B.O. Diese
Taber
Dr. App
Srey
A. J. Howe
Mts
China
Rait Paishay
Enal
Reda
Feawesa
Fey Teminsut
Preshient
Pal
Buepengton
OU Rieko
Yo Mb, Iba
W. RaTaxer PyvLwit VE
Ll. Ubinsh Iadr
le Dewees
United States
Saunders County
Neb
Ashland
J. G. Bone
Bell Phone
Washington Ave
PLACE
KOT
Lok
Glenwoods Plumbing Company
Zside Square
L. A. Stillwagon
Township 72
Range Forty
District Court
Towa
Range 40
State of
William Graff
William Braddock
L. W. Tubbs
Wm. L. Dobbs
K. B. Woodruff
Plaintiff
N. W. Macy
City Restaurant
S, Finkenstein’s
Weian
Louis Hurst
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!