Local notes from Thanksgiving week travel and visits
Loci Happenings list residents and guests visiting nearby towns during Thanksgiving. Trips include Art Woods and Best Girl to Watson, Will Gotische to Farragut, Miss Mane Liess from Watson, John Nix from Omaha, Mrs Stoner visiting, Ned and Miss Lillian Paul connecting Shenandoah, Mr Thompson the ice man entertaining from Tarkio, N. E. Wilson family at Shenandoah, Miss Ethel Kelsey with Mrs Zell Edgerton, L H Carder mending wires south branch, Helen Gottsche new Scranton Bazaar sales lady, Roy and Leah Duncan hosting a party, Miss Gertrude Harrow visiting Omaha, Charles Clark and companion from Omaha, and relatives accompanying Rose and Helen Gottsche to Farragut for a home talent play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Kelsey
Percival
Zell Edgerton
L. H. Carder
South Branch
Farm Notes and World News in a Nebraska City Issue
A mixed page shows farm advice by Willem and local social notes from Nebraska City and surrounding towns. It covers Thanksgiving visits, visitors from Shenandoah and Farragut, sheep shipping to Omaha, and farm tips on crops, feeding, weed control, and pasture use. The piece urges planning, proper housing, and economical feeding, highlighting experiments on pig gains from stubble grazing and the value of diversified crops.
Miss Alberta Cooksey Visits Relatives From St Joseph
Miss Alberta Cooksey arrived from St Joseph on Wednesday to stay with her grandfather and relatives for a few days before traveling to Brownsville. Chas Cowles is once more able to move about and handle business but remains weak after illness. A large family reunion took place at A J Bartlett’s home in Thanksgiving with George Sweetman and family from Spickard, Eddie Kost and wife of Kansas City, Bert Sweetman of Pairburry Ned, and W W Kopler and wife of Omaha. Mrs Knapp enjoyed a sister visit from Mrs Evans this week while her father conducts an extended visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Cooksey
St. Joseph
Brownsville
George Sweetman
Spickard
Eddie Kost
Kansas City
Bert Sweetman
Pairburry
Ned
W. W. Kopler
Omaha
A. J. Bartlett
Mrs. Knapp
Mrs. Evans
Local Family News and Visits Across Regions
Mrs Clyde Spencer says visitors including her mother Mrs Long arrive this week. Earl Hatch, Thanksgiving guest of his father and relatives, is now employed as an advertising solicitor for the St. Joseph Gazette. Mrs Dr Sykes of Parvagot returned home Friday after Thursday with Christmas Liggett. Whitmore Neb hosts the Liggetts. Henry Zack and Enoch Alberton plan to buy feeder hogs. W Elmann and wife visited uncle and family at Thurman over Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Hatch
Earl Is Moe
St. Joseph
Dr. Sykes
Parvagot
Christmas Liggett
Whitmore
Neb
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kenneth Murchison
J. F. Riedy
Hun
Ottes.hameure
Will Gotische
Farragut
Miss Mane Liess
Watson
John
Nix
Mrs. Stoner
Tecumseh
Lillian Paul
Thurman
Shenandoah
Mr. Thompson
Ice Man
Tarkio
N. E. Wilson
Helen Gottsche
Scranton’s Bazaar
Roy
Leah Duncan
Gertrude Harrow
Charles Clark
Lady Friend
Rose
L. J. Hilger
Hamburg
Iowa
Lyman Zuck
Karl Smith
Riverton
Chalmers
Clayton
Rollie Bogus
Ed Fenner
Nebraska City
Hazel Zack
Marie Albertson
Grandma " Knople
Peru
Jack Good
Walter Shayer
Geo. Lusby
Smith Bogan
Fredonia
Kansas
Dr. Bogan
Nan Bently
This City
Reno
Oklahoma
Chas. Hayward
Locust Grove
Jack Hunter
Los Angeles
Cal
W. W. Brown
A.B. Adams
Mr. Graves
Malvern
Golon
Imaha
Mollie
Enina Coffey
Oru
Maude Love
Crete
Check Liggett
Osa Harrow
Ads Strait
Pomeroy
Nellie Sebern
Cambridge
Albert Elliott
Eva McNall Bineman
Fairfax
McNall
Ethel Ligget
Mattie Tiler
Lincoln, Neb
Mary, Nix
Nate.Brown
Tra Homans
Eva Hoyle
Bessie Cropp
Napier
Maimie Raleigh
May Hille
Bertha Townsend
Essie Snyder
J. E. Harmes
Rev. I. Wilder
Prairie City
Barton Pitts
Std and
Francis Streets
St. Joseph, Mo
Mate Mery
Willem
Missouri
United States
Agricultural College
Timothy
Sela
Rard Everett Hele
Alimentary
Montana
Chas Cowles
Clyde Spencer Sayd
Mrs. Long
Henry Zack
Enoch Alberton
W. ElMann
Brainere & Armstong
Wright
Elijah Manna
Michigan
McAdoo & Dean
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