Around the County: Sunday Visits and Local Events
Dell Boruff called at 7 Tl. Ayer's on Sunday. James Sowers and family visited John and Mrs Ayer. Marion and Karl Sowers stayed with Nettie and Archie DeBolt near Macedonia. Carl Wood canceled Nebraska trip, says he will travel later. Mrs Worstall and Malvern visitors. Miss Richards and Charles Parker attended J. H. Ayer's 55th anniversary. Ice cream social at Boicourt schoolhouse next Saturday to raise funds for a new organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Sowers
John Ayer
Marion
Karl Sowers
Nettie
Archie DeBolt
Macedonia
Carl Wood
Nebraska
John Worstall
Malvern
Miss Richards
Charles Parker
J. H. Ayer
Boicourt School
Dr. King's New Life Pills Advertised Remedy
An old style advertisement touts Dr. King's New Life Pills to cure liver trouble purify blood and improve skin. Claims include a sallow complexion cleared to rosy cheeks and a rich complexion. Sold for 250 at W. D. Wilson's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
New Life
W. D. Wilson
Hastings Social Roundup Reflects Visits and Primaries
Ora Hutchings from Plattsmouth spent Sunday with his parents in Hastings. Tom Duncan of Randolph attended a gathering at L. K. Mason’s home last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Martin visited James Ward’s family in Malvern. Guise Redman of Henderson visited Lizzie and Ella Hutchins. L. K. Mason plans a lake Okoboji trip for several weeks. Ball tournament attendees at Glenwood included Ruth Mason, Webel Keffer, Lizzie and Ella Hutchings, and Fred Priest. Republican delegates chosen for the convention are W. R. Whitnall, H. W. Keffer, A. B. Washburn, J. B. Parker, J. C. Slothower, and W. C. Whitnall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Hutchings
Plattsmouth
Tom Duncan
Randolph
L. K. Mason
J. Y. Martin
James Ward
Malvern
Miss Guise Redman
Hender- On
Lizzie
Ella Hutchins
Lake Okoboji
Glenwood
Ruth Mason
Webel Keffer
Ella Hutchings
Fred Priest
Republian
W.R. Whitnall
H.W. Keffer
A. B. Washburn
J. B. Parker
J.C. Slothower
W. C. Whitnall
A Ministers Good Work With Cholera Remedy
Rev A A Power of Emporia Kansas tells of a neighbor who suffered bilious colic for over a week and found relief after using Chamberlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The minister loaned his bottle to a neighbor who had tried two doctors without relief and after one dose he was completely cured.
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Chamberlain
Rev
Emporia
Kan
Local notes from Imogene on weather and progress
STRAHA Mr Flick of Imogene visited town on Thursday. Showery day greeted the quarterly meeting. Salyers Kayton set up three windmills and six pumps in wells last week. Hugh Babbitt and wife observed son in Emerson Sunday. A nephew and wife of blacksmith Shane from Decatur county visiting this week. Light rain Sunday morning revived pastures. Geo Schurr and Tom Brazleton sold hogs to Stone Huber Malvern shipped to Omaha Wednesday. Hamlisch brothers bought Frank Johnson threshing machine and will use it here. Postmistress Merma enjoys a Nebraska visit. Tabor telephone company remodeled Whitnall line adding Dixon store line for Hastings contact. Salyers Kayton frame of new implement building rising. 100 feet long with scales and gear office on north and 116 foot platform west. Jim Jones carpenter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flick
Imogene
Salyers & Koyton
Wells
Hugh Babbitt
Emerson
Weeks
Shane
Decatur County
Geo. Schurr
Tom Brazleton
Stone & Huber
Malvern
Omaha
Hamlisch
Frank Johnson
New Malvern
Merma
Wymore
Nebraska
Tabor Telephone Company
Whitnall
Dixon
Hastings
Salyers & Kayton
Scales and Gearn
Wnd
Jim Jones
Strahan Bronchos Triumph Over Malvern Second Nine
The Strahan Bronchos defeated Malvern second nine by 12 to 6 with several scored plays not counted. Deer Creek delegates to the Republican County Convention include James Criswell A. TH Dolph J W Nims R G Warfield M R Parker L B Weed Jim Canedy. White Cloud delegates listed as TH A Shaul R A Wills M Jones W H Salyers Grant Summers I J Swain Pred Davis J M Salyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Malvern
Deer Creek
James Criswell
A. TH. Dolph
J. W. Nims
R. G. Warfield
M. R. Parker
L. B. Weed
Why Can't You Eat Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin Ad
A health ad notes stomach discomfort and loss of appetite with a claim that Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin helps regain appetite so the patient can eat anything. It promotes a stomach remedy in a promotional style.
Emerson Neighbors Share Weekly Visits and News
A stream of visits fills Emerson scenes as John Tubbs stays home for the week and many locals, including Charlotte Graham, Mrs. J. D. Sweeney, Hal Lyons, Miss Ella Noonan, Mrs. W. W. Dehatt, Myrtle Said, and others, travel to or from home. Prof. Shaefer arrives as the new principal, and several social events including a band social and a Tabor College rally are noted along with travel to Omaha, Red Oak, Creston, and other nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Graham
J. D. Sweeney
Red Oak
Hal Lyons
Emerson Friends
J. B. Clemmer
Emerson
Ella Noonan
Creston
W. W. Dehatt
Strahan
Myrtle Said
Omaha
C.K. Swabb and
C. Noralls
C. &. Bruen
Edna
Spirit Lake
William Wise
Fred Abel
First Baptist Church
Mable Kelley
Hazeldean Walters
Villisca
Carrie McFalcon
Presbyterian Church
Tabor College
Walter I. Smith
Judge Thorne
W. E. Mitchell
Thos, Askin
Claude Nettleton
Local Notes Include Health, Weather and Visitors
Henderson Ed Noe is quite sick. Town reports good crops after showers. Numerous visitors and townsfolk travel to Chicago, Omaha and Glenwood for work, shopping, or family reasons. Harvest activity grows, blacksmiths prosper, and new school principal J W W Laird is elected amid a busy social and civic scene.
Bennettsville Editor Credits Electric Bitters Cure
Editor A. Brown of Bennettsville D C recounts his wife’s recovery from dyspepsia and stomach distress after using Electric Bitters. He reports four bottles restored her strength, appetite, and tolerance for food, calling it a grand tonic with gentle laxative effects. Available for 50 cents at W. D. Wilson’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Brown
Bennettsville
D. C
Shea
W. D. Wilson
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Family Pills Ad
The readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh in all stages. It is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, with a $100 reward for any failing case. Address F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Glendwood Busy Week Includes Visits and Deaths
Dick Hudson attended Omata on Tuesday while the Board of Supervisors met last Monday. CP Hale returned from Oklahoma Saturday. A. E. Cook had legal business here. Oklahoma tourists returned Monday morning. The remains of Mrs. Roy Young arrived from Omaha for burial last Sunday. Mrs. Ila Hanson Drake left Tuesday night for New York after months with her father. Tomato growers say the crop will be light due to dry weather, signaling a weak canning season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne Board of Supervisors
CP Hale
Oklahoma
A. E. Cook
Roy Young
Omaha
Ila Hanson-Drake
New York
Canning Company
German Syrup by Dr A Boschee Celebrated German Physician
German Syrup is the prescription of Dr A Bosches, a celebrated German physician. It is claimed to cure coughs colds and lung troubles by removing the cause and restoring health. Not an experimental medicine, it has stood the test of years with growing sales. Two million bottles sold annually since 1868. Three doses will relieve an ordinary cough. Price 75 cents. Get Greens Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Bosches
Boschee
United States
Almanac
North Grove Notes Pulse With Rain and Farm News
Two showers refreshed fields as farmers report threshing underway with wheat yields from 15 to 16 bushels per acre. Mrs Helen Dyke of Malvern visited the grove recently. Chas Abel and Vernon Dunbar bought new buggies from G D Ketter. Mrs Barnes remains prostrate after her sister Mig Hommel’s sudden death. Lois Dunbar visited Julia Dunbar. Mrs Fleming’s babe remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Dyke
Malvern
Chas Abel
Vernon Dunbar
G. d. Ketter
Barnes
Mig. Hommel
Lois Dunbar
Julia
Wells Guenther Bros In Vicinity Reopens Wells
Wells Guenther Bros will be in the vicinity for the next few weeks and can accept orders for anything in the well. Inc Wells bored or reopened, leave orders with Bushnell and Wortz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells
Guenther Bros
Well Inc
Bushnell
Wortz
Engraved Work Available For Cards And Invitations
This office offers engraving services for cards, invitations, and similar items. If you have a plate ready, they can have your cards engraved from that. Call to see samples of work at Leader Printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thas
Burglary Report Near Town Leads to Arrests
Yesterday afternoon a home northwest of town was entered and ransacked but only a revolver and about two dollars were taken. Neighbors saw three suspicious men, notified Marshal Fugate, who located and arrested them. One revolver and stolen items were found, bond set at one hundred dollars. two men about 25 years old appeared before Squire Hammond. A separate note mentions a party led by the Mare Chantry family heading to Chantry's Landing for a river outing east of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andy Noah
Noah
Fugate
Squire Hammond
Cat Cin Missouri
John ‘Pérdhe
Jolly
Chantry
Ney
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Promises Kidney Relief Across Back Aches
A vintage ad snippet touts Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for lame back kidney and bladder troubles. It claims hospital care and medical endorsements, offering a free sample by mail to readers to test if they suffer kidney or bladder issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe
Eures
Kilmer
Bright
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Straha
John Tubbs
Elva Douglas
Mr. Boswell
Indiana
W. M. Moore
Dana
Elamie Abel
Tabor
Miss Gohagen
Mrs. C. Reynolds
J. S. Barnes
Denver
Colo
Jessie Culver
Lake Manawa
J. C. McGrew
Paxton
Neb
Vivian McDowel
Edna Jones
Wales
Lota Binnex
Waterloo
Nebr
Ed Noe
W. W. Cramer
Carson
Albert Coppock
Ed Hay
Stock
Chicago
Dr. Priest
Davis & Quigg
John Maynes
Henry Darnell
Miss Hutchings
Bob McKee
Mrs. Baldwin and Son
Mae Paul
Harold Workman
Carroll Orr
Guise Redman
H. Boggess
Council Bluffs
Harry Graham
Bill Harbor
Pred Workman
Lyman Coppock
Fred Workman
Roy Woods
White Cloud
Bert Drury
Bill Braden
C. ©. Potter
A. S. Paul
John Goss
J. 8
Wiles
Bill Forsythe
Griswold
J. W. W. Laird
L. B. Wickersham
Indianola
Woods
Elmer Clare
W. W. Cramer’s
Bessie Hollingsworth
Elmer Evans
Frank Bradley
Connell Bluffs
Roy Will
Red Gate
Walter Doty
Omnaha
Newton Edwards
South Dakota
Epworth League
L. T. Gening
Waubansies Sluggers
Northsiders
Sheriff Morgan
L. A. Robinson
California
Okoboji
E. GB. Woodruff
Stanton
Frank Sheldon
Ada Anderson
Miss Haldeman
Giddings
Atchison, Kansas
Edith Ler
J. W. Edwards
B. E. Drury
Susie
Center
Henderson
Supt. Marsh
Harry Tubbs
E & Bogart
C P Hale
WO Pangburn
Roy
Pangburn
el Reno
Oklahomia
Chas. Hatcher
Silver City
LS Robinson
Ottumwa
Wm. Bahr
Continental
W T Embree
H Evernham
Sam Finkenstein
C. B. DeWitt
Frank Buffington
Chas. Buffington
Fort Crook
Missouri Valley
Joss Will
Tulnofa
Mes Durlek
Sam Finchem
Pystng
Billy Zanders
Rd. Allard
South Omaha
Frank Anderson
John Vankirk
Swarts
Flanagan
A. M. Pool
Frank Sederburg
Essex
Iowa
Mdlch Mason
A. J. Ingraham
Elliott
Woodbury County
Peterson and Huffaker
W. C.swartz
Will Thomas
Mavis
Reeve
McCormick
Lewis Hettinger
Lon Hitchcox
Reno Moore
Dakota
Herman Hopp
Germany
Cacus
John Parker
C. G. Greenwood
Wm. McCoy
A. P. Reeves
I. Plumb
Elmer, Stone
John MacLaure
Harry Maddock
Dick Hudson
Omata
North Grove
Doctor
Ayer
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