Marriage Licenses and Local Events at the County Seat
A roundup notes marriage licenses issued to H F Cool and Mrs D Losina Triplett in Anderson township, and Wm Ray Allen with Pearl Rabbit in Dear Creek. Reports cover a fire at Fay Wrights farm, funerals for H Evernham Sr and Clarence Amos Smith, and various local visits, church notes, and business activity in Mills county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Evernham Sr
Clarence Smith
George Walling
Thomas Bowman
Council Bluffs
J. P. Bradley
John Hubbel
EH. S. Bogart
St. Louis
Weed
Deer Creek
Maxwell
Anderson Township
W. J. Watson
Malvern
This Place
Abner Kerney Post and
Fay Wrights Farm
F. W. Parsons
Maron City
Potter
H. F. Cool
Dlosina Triplett
Ray Allen
Pearl Rabbit
Dear Creek Township
Wm. Lamb
Henry Evernham Sr
Oak Township
State of
New Jersey
Mills County
Baptist Church
I. W. Parsons
Mason City
Clarence Amos Smith
Stillwagons
Commons
Otto Burrus
Young Wack
Wack
Smith
Young Smith
Whitnall
Toro
Wyck
Smith Youth Dies. Interment Held in Silver City
The physician who attended young Smith, but his father would not consent. The deceased, about 21, was the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Smith of Silver City. He was quiet, industrious, and exemplary. The sincere sympathy of the community is extended to the sorrowing parents. Interment was made at Silver City.
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Promises Quick Healing
A vintage ad extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best remedy for Burns Sores Bruises Cuts Boils Ulcers Skin Eruptions and Piles. Priced at 25 cents, the product is guaranteed to give satisfaction by C S Royce Druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Town visitors and travels noted in local column
D Bannister and family visited in town Sunday with J S Willard and family. Mr Hatcher, electrician for the Ta bor Telephone company, was in town last Saturday. M S Sturgeon left Monday for a business trip in Nebraska related to real estate and plans to be gone about a month. Elda Badham came from Macedonia for a few days with her parents south of town. Mrs M F Dilley and daughter Blanche visit relatives at Darlington Wisconsin for about a month. One Minute Cough Cure advertised as immediate relief for coughs croup and la grippe by C S Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aggison
Macedonia
Carse
Daniel Hougas
Los Angeles
Cal
Thomas Young
Hastings
Charles Morford
L. M. Babbitt
Emerson
Frank
Lilburn Starr
Center Point
Jows
Andra A. E. Harlan
Griff Jenkins
Davie
Omaha
Chursday
Gilford
D.bannister
J. S. Willard
Mr Hatcher
Tabor Telephone Company
M.S. Sturgeon
Nebraska
Elda Badham
M. F. Dilley
Blanche
Darlington
Wisconsin
Tabor News Roundup Mixed with Local Happenings
Northboro visitor James Tarpening is in town while Howard Kempton and family spent Sunday in Randolph. Birth of a 10 pound girl to Alfred Andrews. several clergy arrivals and talks at Tabor. A Riverton or nearby wedding, baseball game loss by Randolph to Tabor, and property moves including Mrs Reeves moving to Almena Kas. Tabor Telephone expands line north from Emerson and new metallc link to Shenandoah. College notes cover faculty deliberations on salaries and opening festivities with St. Louis exposition plans ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Tarpening
Northboro
Howard Kempton
Randolph
Clifford Lewis
Longbranch
Cal
Alfred Andrews
T. M. Aistrope, Jr
Fred Coggeshall
Omaha
KR. N. Kilpatrick
Chicago
Charlie Mettleman
Will Stevens
Sidney
C. H. Polhemus
Port Ewen
N. Y
Cross
Dakotas
New York
Tabor
T. H. Dalby
Josephju Tagne
Wmf Boyd
E. C. Reeves
Almena
Kas
W. M. Orr
Orr
W. P. Begg
North Tabor
BE. BR. Faurote
Fontanelle
E.0. Schneider
Pacific Coast
S. C. McKittrick
Lyons Township
Mills County
Tabor Telephone Company
Emerson
Metallc
Shenandoah
Ilmer Galt
Dags
R. C. Shatto
Congregational Church
John Gordon
Labor College
St. Louis
Tabor Community Notices and Marriages Placed in Local News
A wedding took place at the home of Mr and Mrs GW A Hunter with Rev John Askin officiating in front of intimate friends. The couple plans to live six miles south of Cab or. The column lists local visits, baptisms, hospitalities, and social happenings including births, illnesses, travel, school events, and church services. Notable items include a marriage of Lena Hume to Dr TC Campbell, a funeral for H E Howard, vesper services at Adams hall, and a druggist endorsing Foley s Honey and Tar at Read House Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GW. A. Hunter
John Askin
Field
Crose, Bender
Stevens
Shenandoah
Dawson
M. Gaylord
Tabor
Lena Hume
T. C. Campbell
Stansbury
Local Notes From Omaha Malvern and Essex
Andrew Wearin conducted business in Omaha on Tuesday. Dr Whitnall did county seat business on Friday. Mrs N W Colling visited Malvern Tuesday afternoon. Harry Keifer and Banks Boney were seen in Malvern Friday afternoon. Scott Hunt spent Sunday with his brother's family near Essex. Edgar Brown started as time keeper and supply checker for Burlington during the new crew’s assignment and will keep writing for the paper evenings. One unpleasant feature of sickness is medicine though world progress makes it tastier with cod liver oil emphasized by Scott's Emulsion in strongest form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Wearin
Omaha
Dr Whitnall
N. W. Colling
Malvern
Harry Keifer
Banks Boney
Scott Hunt
Essex
Edgar Brown
The
Burlington
Local News Briefs From Emerson and Ingraham Area
Phil Allen sold stock hags to J J Swain Friday. Miss Rheba Whalen attends Emerson school. G F Sulyers Co bought two cars hay from A Gipe baled and shipped to St Louis Tuesday. Parker boys from Ingraham township visited sisters Mesdames D N and W E H Salyers Sunday. Rev Harvey brought his family and presiding alder Griffith last Saturday night. elder preached both Saturday night and Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Allen
J. J. Swain
Rheba Whalen
Emerson
A. Gipe
St. Louis
Parker Boys
Ingraham Township
Mesdames D. N
W. EH. Salyers
Harvey
Alder Griffith
Blooming fruit trees signal strong crop ahead
The peach plum and cherry trees are in full bloom suggesting a good harvest. Howard Weaver and family from Whites Cloud visited south of here, Henry McFarland and wife from White Cloud visited near Strahan, and Sam Warfield lost a large grey mare valued at 850. Mrs. Craig, back from Nebraska, visits daughter Mrs. Gourley. Horse buyers and peddlers circulate town as brickwork begins on a new residence. VanHorn of Malvern is painting for local farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Weaver
Whites Cloud
Here
Henry McFarland
White Cloud
Strahan
Sam Warfield
DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve Promoted in Public Notice
Due notice is served that DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is the only salve made from pure unadulterated witch hazel. The product is claimed to have cured thousands of piles where other treatments failed, and counterfeit versions are called worthless. Buyers are assured of genuine results with the true salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
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Lee Johnson
Will Young
Geo Bodyfolt of
Carson
Silver City
Harry Graham
Clyde Genung
Glenwood
Pres. Harvey
Bud Martin
Benjamin Cook
Boileau
Edna Harlan
Dora Huntsman of
Hollingsworth
Grant
Box Elder
Hillsdale
Elvin Davenport
Missouri Valley
James Snodgrass
Lewis
C. S. Royce
M. W. Hurlbutt
Emily Colby
Imerson
Rico
George Sedgeway
Fern Tipple
R. Crocker
Steelsmith
Des Moines
Russell
Grace
Wm. Bell
Stella Woodford
Grace Russell
Caroline Hutchinson
Alfred Anderson
Will Morris
C.M. Parsons
California
Chattanooga
Robi, J. Miller
Read House
Chattanooga, Tenn
Foley
Royce
Scott
Annie E. Moring
Avenuue
Roanoke
Paltia
Tum Smaper
Williams & Boles
Thomas W. Gidley
Surahan
VRTAL
Eureka Springs
Ozarks
Frisco
Crescent Hotel
Wurelea Springs
Saint Louis
Kansas City
Des Bui
Ayame
Rata & Pinata
W. H. Burrows
Silver City, Ia
Tobor
T. J. Moses
Red River
Valley Lands
Couneil Blaffs
W. H. Mitchener
Emerson, Iowa
Minnesota
Main St
Crookston, Minnesota
New England Watch Co
Waterbury, Son
San Francisco
C. S, Royce
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