Our County Neighbors Election Quietly Passes In Mills County
Mills County voters elected mayor Henry Maxwell assessor M. Duke councilman W Adams and other townsfolk made up a quiet countywide election. The egg market ages in Mills County drove a brisk trade with A H Harbor shipping 58 cases of 1740 dozen Monday. About $200000 valued eggs moved in two days, implying a state total near $15840000. Notables include Mabel Crosthwaite and Sam Webb, with others visiting Red Oak Emerson and Omaha. Miss Harriett Paul suffers typhoid in Lincoln, his condition remains grave as friends await improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Maxwell
M. Duke
W. Adams
Misa Edoa Dorr
Drake University
Des Moines
W. W. Creamer
Red Oak
A. H. Harbor
Mills County
Towa
Mabel Crosthwaite
Sam‘l Webater
S. Hollidgsworth
Sioux City
Carpenter Trade
J. Coppock
Emerson
Miss May Paul
New York
Harriett
Wred Carter
Omaha
J H Parker
Wm Cain
Clarence Dorr
Qmaha
Melvin McGrew
Harry Paul
Ames
W. H. Eaton
Chas
Carr
M. Shipman
John Carson
Houston
Curran
Emerson Dentists
Iowa
I. N. Cheney
W. W. Abel
Ralph McLain
Ed Cardiff
Tabor Notes From Beacon Report Local Happenings
Warren Gregory plans a gas line lighting system at his east edge home. L McFarland of White Crowd visited John F Christopher Jr between trains. H C Allery moved his one story house to a farm east of town. Jon Fletcher place in Locust Grove has new owner Nate Adams who paid 10000 after a 1000 sale two years ago. A revolver misfire wound near eye to William Foster. sister Mrs Bloom caused lamp spark. F M Laird and T M Aistrope Jr attended the state Democratic convention at Cedar Rapids as delegates from Tremont and Mills counties. A corn crib on H C Allely’s farm was wrecked in high winds. insurance covered the loss. Gillilan’s fifth Tabor lecture at Congregational church drew large audiences. he is kin to Prof. Gilliland of Tabor College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Gregory
L. McFarland
John F. Christopher, Jr
H. C. Allery
P. B. Laird
Jon Fletcher Plach
Locust Grove Township
Fremont County
Berty Scatton
Nate Adams
Mr. Adams
Wm Foster
Keokuk
Tabor
S.W. Gillilan
Congregational Church
Gillilan
Prof. Gilliland
Tabor College
Emerson Area Notes Include Elections And Community Happenings
Emerson residents welcomed visitors including Mrs Elbridge Coppage and Helen from Stanton and Miss Kate McMurtrey from Omaha. H W Bushnell campaigned for sheriff while city elections produced Eaton as mayor and Carr, Shipman and Carson in key posts. Emerson schools gain a higher salary for Prof Galpin as the tennis club opens new courts, and a born son to Mr and Mrs Leip Huntsman is noted among other local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elbridge Coppage
Helen of Stanton
Mis
A. W. Coppage
Maude McMurtrey Robinson
Passadena
Calif
Kate McMurtrey
Omaha
Emerson
H.W. Bushnell
Bushnell
S. B. Hutchings
Hastings
J. A. Shook
South Omaha
Maynes & Maynes
Chicago
Lingo & McGuir
Georges Cross
Red Oak
Gilbert Cheney
East Hill
Merritt
George Clites
Leip Huntsman
Mullin
Erickson Nebr
L. D. Mc
Mé Mullin
McMullin
Geo. &. Salyers & Co
Strahan
Patrona and
Galpin
Hastings Social Notes Show Local Election and Visits
Hastings column records a spirited city election with James O Connor elected mayor by 9 votes, George Shaw councilman, and R. S. McDonough treasurer, plus numerous local visits, illnesses, travel, and social events including Thimble Bee, Kensington Klub, and a Methodist recital by Mrs Farnham and Miss Bell.
Local notes on families and depot staff moves
Mrs Stewart and son visit A B Judson in Schoolcraft Michigan while Mr Stewart seeks health relief in Texas and Mexico. Mrs Lurber of Glenwood visits daughter Mrs A Burson. New depot staff struggles to stay. Billie Grubb leaves for Cedar Edge Colorado to work for Holly Miller. Turk Genung goes to Hastings for duck hunting, an Italian work car arrives, housing scarce for Americans. Mrs M C Tipton visits son John Tipton in Tybor. Tipton returned from Canada. Ralner moves south of Hillsdale to work for Me Bragg on Wim Evans place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billie Grubb
Mr. Judson
Cederedge
Colo
Holly Miller
Glenwood
Turk Genung
Hastings
Red Stars
M. C. Tipton
Tybor
John Tipton
Mr. Tipton
Canada
Tabor
Guy
Ralner
Hillsdale
Bragg
Wim Evans Place
Local Notes and Funeral then Spring Meeting
Wall Street reports Mrs. T G Markel confined by a painful side. Gord Jones finds a sorrel horse dead from indigestion. Chipps family dines at James Martins. L B Venable finishes a venetian red barn. Leonard Phillips of Red Oak visits. Silver Creek trustees set spring meeting at Malvern National Bank on April 6. A child of Mr. and Mrs. Das A Goodman buried at West Liberty Cemetery Friday. Rev Peter Jacobs officiated. Attendees included Mrs Goodmans sisters Mrs Marie Goodman Mrs Annie Lawshe and Miss May Banister along with others from Red Oak and Silver City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T.G. Markel
Gord Jones
J. A. Chipps
D. KE. Chipps
Charles Chipps
James Martin
L. B. Venable
Leonard Phillips
Red Oak
L. B. Christy
Silver Creek Township
Malvern National Bank
Dasaon Goodman
Liberty Cemetery
Peter Jacobs
Silver City
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Texas
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E. M. Duke
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