Henderson Sees Boom With New Elevators and Plans
Henderson enters a building boom as W H Harbor tears down the old elevator to replace it with a larger one and considers an electric plant to power the mill for town lighting. J W Triplett, M G Hockenberry, Ed Duke, and others plan new cement related and residential construction. Fred Workman visits from Glenwood. Miss Effie Maynes returns from Boise Idaho where she taught in public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
W.H. Harbor
J. W. Triplett
Boggess Corner
M. G. Hockenberry
Local Notes From Pacific Junction And Vicinity
Sunday social calls stretch from Pacific Junction to South Omaha as families visit kin and relocate. A Plattsmouth nine lost 28 to 8 to Junction. Maude Croak heads to Trego county for summer with friends. a stranger linked to smallpox is isolated after arriving from Red Oak in a box car.
Community Notes From Platteville Township
Platteville Township residents report visits from Chas Radford and family near Glenwood with Miss Bessie at Sunday School. Moon traded driving horse in Plattsmouth for a better one. Pete Colgan is sick. Mrs Hattie Bane travels to Colorado with her father and may claim land. Ray and Jay Workman work for different employers. John Reed's family welcomes a new grandchild born to Mrs Jennie Burnett in South Dakota. Sunday school improving with L C Adams as assistant superintendent and Lydia Cowardin teaching Class No 2. Mrs James Malcolm spent part of last week in Glenwood. Mrs Cowardin and Stella, and Rye Cowardin visited Mrs Lydia Cowardin over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Radford
Glenwood
C. BE. Stout
S. M. Allis
John Reed
Jennie Burnett
South Dakota
L. C.adams
Lydia Cowardin
James Malcom
Cowardin
Stella
Rye Cowardin
Community Socials and Local Visits Highlight Week
Rawles Township events feature H H Riet and family visiting Ralph MacPherron. Fairview church ice-cream social draws a large crowd, netting about $26 for the Pastor's salary. Kansas City cancer treatment improves John Scott with July 1 return hoped. West Rawles and Macedonia residents attend, road-grader contest results purchase three Austin graders. John Kemp builds a cistern. George Hardy toibor does the work. Pleasant church children’s day exercises draw large attendance with strong program reception. Nebr. kin and Council Bluffs relatives attend funeral for their uncle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Riet
Glenwood
Ralph MacPherron
Fairview
John Scott
Kansas City
Manford Linville
West Rawles
Austin
Clyde Scott
Macedonia
John Kemp
Rawles
Geo. Hardy
Tabor
Jacobs
John S
Nan
Vida ‘James
Terryber
Nebr
Grace ‘Usterbac
Council Bluffs
Emerson obituary notes death of Harold Able at 16
Harold Able youngest son of D C Able died at his parents home after a brief illness. Two doctors treated him but could not save him. The funeral at the house was led by Rev H B Linn of the Presbyterian church. A large crowd attended as neighbors offered condolences to the family. Harold leaves a father, mother, one brother, four sisters and many friends. The town conveyed sympathy and Rev E B Linn preached at the First Presbyterian Church, Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Able
D. C.able
H. B. Linn
Presbyterian Church
Harold
E. B. Linn
First Presbyterian Church of
Emerson
Tabor
Rebecca Clemmer
A. D. Sowers
David Kinney
Bird City
Kansas
Gayle Shipman
San Francisco
Cali
R. M
W. L
Omaha
Waubonsie Social Notes Include Visits and Market Hints
Waubonsie residents report Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Dashner visiting relatives and attending Children's Exercises in Pleasant Hill Sunday evening. John Morley and family visited Mrs. Eliza Wolfe. C. W. McManigal and family attended church in Burr Oak Sunday. Fay Wright and a South Omaha visitor were seen in Waubonsie Monday buying hogs and cattle. M. L. Wolfe has about 180 hogs ready for market. July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Dashner
Pleasant Hill
John Morley
Eliza Wolfe Sunny
C. W. McManigal
Burr Oak
Fay Wright
South Omaha
Waubonsie
M. L. Wolfe
Local Notes and Visits Across the Region
Folsom Mrs. F. N. Kemp of St. Louis is visiting relatives here this week. Mr. and Mrs. N. King moved last week to Grand Island Nebraska. Mr. W. Warnstaff was up to Council Bluffs Tuesday on business. Miss Lillian Godsey visited at her home here last Wednesday. Mr. Develo Huartson spent last Sunday visiting friends in Council Bluffs. Mr. Ferdinand Seitz was in our midst one day last week shaking hands with old friends. Miss Lucy Godsey, who has been at Cornell College the past year, returned for vacation Tuesday evening. The river is rising rapidly again, with flooding in some low areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Mulica
Creston
Jas. Mulica
Thomas McNamara
Lisle
South Omaha
L. B
Dick Gammon
Arcoma
Blanche Marvin
Amy
Ina Groom
J. T. Groom
Bluffs
Plattsmouth
Junction Nine
Creek
P. J
St. Joseph
T. J. Kirkendall
Des Moines
Blanche Kirkendall
Amos Graham
Big Timber
Montana
Andrew Graham
M. J. Otis
Glenwood
Wm. Walker
Frank Anderson
Frank Kelly
Henry McCartney
Mr.McCartney
Wincote
Wyoming
Bacon
J. W. Cash
Red Oak
Local notes from Logan and nearby towns
Spells band members Purcell and father visit Colorado Springs to see relatives Mrs Will Young and three sisters left Tuesday for Nebraska to see father Willie Whitnal went Hamburg last Sunday Professor Davenport moves from Henderson to occupy A L Green son house M E church gets metal ceiling in Logan Mrs Chas Shoemaker hosts Thimble Bee Clousion leaves for Gange Okla Nick Sanderman travels to Denver for health Fred Henderson and Miss Bond wedding cards received June 12 1907 Mesdames Christie Rea and Christie visit Malvern to interview Pointer the artist Mrs Crow listed as sick
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Purcell
Colorado Springs
Will Young
Nebraska
Willie Whitnal
Hamburg
Davenport
Henderson
A. L. Greenson
M. E
Logan
Chas ‘Shoemaker
Clousion
Gange
Okla
Nick” Sanderman
Denver
Fred Henderson
Bond
Malvern
Mesdames
J. F. Christie
Donald
H. P. Rea
Darle
Flossie-Christie
Pointer
Crow
Community Notes From Southwest Center Social
Busy locals plan an ice cream social at Hawthorne school on Saturday June 29 to raise funds for a Sunday school organ. Visitors include Miss Mabel Mickelwait, Miss Hazel Hunt, Miss Gayle Chase, Ed die McCormick, John Moore, Grandma McVicker, C Chase, Mr and Mrs Geo Brower, and Mr and Mrs Allen Jones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Mickelwait
Hazel Hunt
Gayle Chase
Eddie McCormick
John Moore
Hawthorne School
W. H. Doyle
Grandma McVicker
C. Chase’s
Geo. Brower
Glenwood
Allen Jones
Silver City lodge 408 elects officers at regular meeting
Silver City lodge No. 408 I C O F held its regular meeting and elected E A Stevens as N G H H Huffaker as W G F Har gitt as secretary and W B Oaks as treasurer. Several local notes follow including visits from residents, illnesses, cattle clover bloat, and town paving plans on Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City Lodge No
E. A. Stevens
N. G
H. H. Huffaker
W. G
F. Hargitt
W. B. Oaks
Frank Howser
W. C. Swarts
Ray Sidener
Carroll
Neb
J. B. Colvin
C. J. Frazier
Sterling
Herman
Gus Lindt
Woodbine
Silver City
Lindt
L. Hettinger
Emma Huffaker
Bertha Plumb
Oakland
Clara
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E. M. Tiyers
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Will M. Donelan
Marshall's Livery Barn
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J.B. Winkler Real Estate and Loans
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DAN
West Side
Glenwood, Iowa
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Pacific Junction
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Oks Moines
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