County Matrimonial Market and Court News
Marriage licenses granted this month include Ross Atchison Randolph and Bessie Coad Malvern along with James Abbott Pacific Junction Nellie Rogers Pacific Junction Everett Rhoads Glenwood Myrtle McMullen Glenwood Paul Seeger Pacific Junction Trene Myers Glenwood Ray McPherron Tabor Lillian Hammond Glenwood and others. District court filings feature suits for damages against C B Q Railroad, desertion and several divorces, plus burglaries, arrests, and local building and entertainment notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Atchison
Randolph
Bessie M. Coad
Malvern
James Abbott
Pacific Junction
Nellie May Rogers
Pacific Junct
Everett Rhoads
Glenwood
Myrtle B. McMullen
Paul C. Seeger
Trene Myers
Ray McPherron
Tabor
Lillian Hammond
Local Depot Crash Narrowly Averted by Quick Crowd
A lone engine barreled toward a depot as bystanders swarmed in to halt it, lifting and pushing the machine away to prevent loss of life and a wreck. Clifford Phillips and Glen Haynes returned from a trip through Iowa and Nebraska. A coroner’s inquest into a mysterious wreck yielded no clear cause. Elzie Kenney hauled corn to Malvern, while L. G. Adams reported a 1600 pound steer lost in recent shipments to Chicago. Mrs Noah Goodman of Red Oak stayed with her father Joseph Banister. Miles Phillips traveled from his home to Brunswick, Missouri to visit old friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford Phillips
Glen Haynes
Iowa
Nebraska
Milton Knight
Elzie Kenney
Malvern
L. G. Adams
Chicago
Adams
Noah Goodman
Red Oak
Joseph Banister
Miles Phillips
Wabash
Brunswick
Family visit and threshing mishap near Malvern
Leander Adams visits two sisters from Keota Iowa while a threshing outfit is moved from B B McFall's toward a site northwest of Malvern. A bolt came loose on the Burlington tracks at the depot causing part of the machine to be stranded during crossing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leander Adams
Keota
Iowa
Andrews
B. B. McFall
Malvern
Burlington Tracks
Silver City Social Notes and Local Updates
John Buckingham visits the flat of the week removing kinka from telephone lines. Mr and Mrs John Long and son stayed with Dr and Mrs BR H Moore. Mrs Long sister of J L McNay travels to Hot Springs for mineral water treatment. Roy Parker wins horse show premiums with bay driving team mares and colts at the county fair. Huffaker from Dumfries nearly faints from sunstroke. ER M McClure visits Council Bluffs for threshing outfit repairs. Soliday visit family in town and Olive Wearin with daughter Mrs Batten. Marshal Kurtz vows to thin dogs if taxes aren’t paid. New telephone line northeast of town by Mills County company. Major Barnes oversees excellent service. M E Huffaker’s crew to lay Main street cement sidewalks before the reunion, improving town appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Long
BR. HH. Moore
Roy Parker
Miles’ Huffaker
Dumfries
ER. M. McClure
Council Bluffs
L. G. Soliday
Oliva Wearin
Wm Batten
Marshal Kurtz
Mills County Company
Major Barnes
M. E. Huffaker
Local Notes and Births Nominated in Randolph Visit News
Mrs J H Antrim traveled to St Joseph Missouri for a short visit with son Fred Hay Dr Kerr reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs Ed Blezok last Saturday morning All concerned doing fine P H Bennéte handled Red Oak business and leaves Wednesday morning Dr Piper reports a baby girl born to Roy Bayes Mother and child doing well A daughter born to Mr and Mrs L A Comer Thursday morning Jas Larimore and wife welcomed a daughter last Saturday morning Dr Kerr notes mother and daughter well Prof Stone ships silverware from Randolph home broken during transit Ray Hilton and sister Eeith visit Woodlake Nebraska for a couple weeks Mrs L Lucas and children arrive from Afton to spend two weeks visiting relatives Blanche Spencer travels to Albia for two or three weeks
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kerr
Ed Blezok
P. H. Benneté
Red Oak
Dr. Piper
Mra
Roy Bayes
L. A. Comer
Jas. Larimore
Ray Hilton
Eeith
Woodlake
Neb
Lucas
Loren Lucas
Afton
Blanche Spencer
Albia
Visit to Malvern and Afton Relatives Noted
Mrs. R. Smith and daughter Belle, with grandson Bird Smith and wife, traveled to Malvern on Monday and spent the day at the Frank Pippith home before continuing to Afton for an extended visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iting
Afton
R. ©. Smith
Belle
Bird Smith
Malvern
Frank Pippith
Tabor News Briefs: Local Moves and Tragedy
Prof A E Tipple to Prescott Ind takes charge of public school for coming year. Three year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Mumpher sick from Lewis lye treated promptly. Several residents travel for pleasure and family visits. Margie Matthews dies at 19 months after bowel illness. funerals held in Glenwood and Tabor with two services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tipple
Prescott
Frank Mumpher
Lewis Lye
R. S. McClelland
Charlevoix
Mich
Paul Roberts
Chas. Delevan
Dwight Colby
Kersey
Colo
U. P. Signal Service
Ada Mullen
Madeira
Minn
Roscoe Williams
Sidney
Percival
C. L. Hall
South Dakota
Bloomfield
Ned
Rb.c. Cully
P. A. Johnson
Ottumwa
Morningside
Sioux City
Rev
Cully
H.R. Laird
D. J. Buckingham
Buckingham
Glenwood
Tabor
Local Notes and Visits Around Pacific Junction
Roys Epperson and family returned to Des Moines after a two week visit with his parents south of town. Frances Hoskins visited from Council Bluffs and said the family is settled and the boys are well. Mrs Peter Olson leaves for Carbon Iowa for a visit. Mr Olson will join later. Robert Husy was bitten by a spider and now has his arm in a sling. The Rogers family and Clarence Rogers’ family left for Fort Collins Colorado to join later by B L Rogers who may settle there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bower Bros
Sheriff Linville
Omaha
Thomas Ballard
Duiner
Linville
E. J. Wilkinson
Council Bluffs
J. I. Burger
Glenwood
Mr. Burger
The
Republican
Roys Epperson
Des Moines
C. L. Epperson
Frances Hoskins
Peter Olson
Carbon
Iowa
Mr Olson
Robert Husy
S. L. Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Fort Collins
Colorado
Rogers
Henderson A F Wilson Opens New Hardware Store
Henderson A F Wilson moves into a nearly finished store promising a major upgrade with one of the county’s best hardware rooms. Florence Turner returned from Burlington Junction with her cousin after a pleasant Springs visit. Will Cooper also journeyed to the Springs seeking its curative qualities. Mrs Chas Hunter and son Charley left for Fullerton Nebraska to visit her sister. Harding of Adams & Harding, Council Bluffs, visited with his family at the town camp meeting. C C Oaks of Red Oak planned cattle shipments from his farm southeast of town. Professor Clarence Stewart of the West...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Wilson
Florence Turner
Burlington Junction
Will Cooper
Chas. Hunter
Charley
Fullerton
Nebr
Countz
Harding
Council Bluffs
Adams & Harding
C. C. Oaks
Red Oak
Bla Farm
Clarence Stewart
Shenandoah Camp Meeting Draws Attendees From Several Cities
Normal College visitors join 28 to 30 tents at L D S district camp meeting held at A Badham grove southeast of town. Speakers from Independence Missouri Pleasanton Lamont and others. Closing day planned for next Sunday with high expectations. Also notes A S Paul plans brick block near M G Sturgeon corner, two stories, 26 by 100. Local tennis tourney continues with Wells Geopfarth vs Johnson Abel and others. Pineules advertised for kidney relief sold by C S Royoea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. D. S. Church
A. Badham Grove
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Tabor
Woodbine
J. Archer
G. H. Hilyard
Independence, Mo
T. M. Turp
Emerson Cheney and Maine leave for Ames College
Harold Cheney and Floyd Maine depart for Ames to enter the agricultural college. The week includes local visits, hires, and social notes such as Gertrude Geopfarth’s visit to Mrs Steiner’s country home and Dana Abel becoming night operator at the Mutual Telephone company after Hlota Binnix’s resignation. An evening tennis tourney features local pros and amateur couples, won by J N Cheney and W W Letz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cheney
Floyd Maine
Ames
The
Agricultural College
Gertrude Geopfarth
Gayle Steiner
Geo Geopfarth
Wales
Mamie Cheney
Mabel Sandiland
Houston
Mr Kettleman
Rad Oak
Chautauqua
Oliver Patrick
Red Oak
T. C. McCarty
Omaha
Dr. Priest
F.J. Plumb
Malvern
Myr. Plumb
W.W. Letz
CO. J. Clemmer
Clemmer
Emerson
Dra
Merritt
J. N. Cheney
W. W. Letz
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Our
H.C. Robbins
Genung & Genung
C., B, & Q. Railroad
Nishna
Jane Wren
John Wren
A. E. Cook
Thomas J. Wright
Glenwood, Thro’ His Attorney, &. B. Woodruff
Blanche L. Wright
May Welch
Leslie Welch
Ida Bell Merryhew
John A. Meryhew
Emma Harrison
Harrison
C. P. Hale
Granite Works
Hon. L. T. Genung
Creston
Frank Davia
Strahan
Glenwood Chautauqua
Lincoln McConnell
Wendling
Wall Street
Silver City
the Times
John Buckingham
J. H. Antrim
St. Joseph
Fred Hay
Prof. Stone
Randolph School
Henderson
Ern Normal College At
Messrs. Wells
Geopfarth
Johnson and Abel
E. C. Collins
Dr. Curran
C. S. Royoea
C. E. Reynolds
Mra Bert Gohagen
New York
Arthur Honeyman
Collings
Blanche Dilley
Mutual Telephone Company
Dana Abel
Local Exchange
Hlota Binnix
Erosé Draheim
H. F. Birdsall
Bess V. Welpton
Ogallalla
Mra Lyon
Minnie Nelson
Charles Enos
Indianola
L. F. McFaden
Enos
Fred Workman
R.M. Shipman
J. M. Strahan
A. Stdd
J.C. Clemmer
Fort Morgan
Galo
C. E. Stevenson
Sheridan
Wyoming
A. L
Duncan
Hastings, Malvern
Glenwood and Pacific Jr
Peter Schuttler
Clark Bros. Maly, Vern, Towa
M. W. Rogers
the Bank of Malvern
L. F. Hendricks
W. Higvyer
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