Our County Neighbors in Emerson Evans visits and Thanksgiving notes
Emerson M. Evans visited Omaha Tuesday while WJ Birdsall was in Chicago with cattle. F L Drennan, former lumber floater, visited Monday. Mr and Mrs H L West of Griswold spent Thanksgiving with the Graham home. James Noonan returned from Berlin Wisconsin. Ella Honeyman from Tabor attended Thanksgiving at home and attends Tabor College. George Cross watched land and stock near Casey. Mrs J J Whittaker returned to Council Bluffs after Thanksgiving. LFMcFadon attended Knights Templar meeting in Red Oak Monday. Bertha Patrick came from Des Moines to see her mother Sybil Tubbs before leaving for California. Mrs G A Lang and daughter Pearl went to Nebraska for Thanksgiving. Union Thanksgiving services held at Baptist church with Rev Edward Kelley preaching. Miss Margaret Houston from Omaha visited with Dr R C Houston. went to Tabor for Thanksgiving. Omaha parties install heating plant at Farmers State Bank. MGR Club semi monthly at H Geopfarth home with ~25 guests. AT Johnson and wife held a Thanksgiving family reunion with Kenneth Johnson’s family from Bartlett and another couple visiting. Mrs J C Moessner left for Pacific Junction to visit her daughter and then return to Curtis. C D Greenwood moved to a new east-side home, modern with gas, hot water heat. Two men tried to buy into a restaurant post banking hours. a check for 125 dollars was passed for 25 dollars cash, later found worthless. Parmelee loses 25 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. West
Griswold
Graham
James Noonan
Berlin
Wis
Ella Honeyman
Tabor
Tabor College
George Cross
Casey
J. J. Whittaker
Council Bluffs
Wm Me
Mrs Tubbs and sister depart for winter in Los Angeles
Mrs Sybil J. Tubbs and sister Mrs F P Coolidge left Tuesday for Los Angeles to spend the winter. Mrs Tubbs will stay at the Rosslyn Hotel, occupying the same suite she had during her previous stay, which she regards as going back home. The Leader will continue to keep Mills County news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sybil J. Tubbs
F. P. Coolidge
Los Angeles
Calif
Wedding Bells At Stansbury And Other Notes
Silver City and Stansbury, Mo, feature a birth to Mr and Mrs J B Heide and a joyful wedding of Mae Swartz to Thomas McMahon of Stansberry. Reports cover farewells to the Burrows family bound for England, local illnesses, shucking progress, church meetings, and community notices from Climax to Shenandoah.
Wall Street Notes and Local Church Activities
James McFarl is seriously ill and his brother Ray is also indisposed. A box supper at the Jones school house last Friday for the Queen Esther of Liberty drew about twenty dollars. Despite bad weather Rev. John W. Wright preached on Spiritual Growth to a good audience. he is a former pastor now residing in Cumberland, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estheve of Liberty
Jones School House
John W. Wright
Wright
Cumberland
Iowa
Local notices roundup from Henderson area travels and events
Henderson residents report trips to Emerson Red Oak Glenwood and Lamont for church, family visits, cattle trading and market activity. Notables include Inez Oglevie visiting Emerson, Zell Ridgeway acting as hello girl, and Alva Harbor facing poultry trade disputes amid expanding business.
Local dealer versus foreign firm threatens Henderson poultry market
The piece describes a local Henderson dealer named Alva resisting a foreign company that undercuts him by importing and selling at higher eastern prices. The conflict centers on keeping local business, avoiding relocation, and protecting the town's poultry market from behemoth competition. The community is urged to back the local dealer to prevent a decline in local poultry trade.
Randolph Community News Roundup from the Enterprise
Attorney Shockley was in Malvern on legal business. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tyner visited Malvern Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wright arrived to spend Thanksgiving with her daughter Mrs. Geo Gilchrist. The Wilkinsons hosted Mr. and Mrs. G C Badon from Malvernon last Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hilton. Dr. Kerr says all are doing nicely. Earl Frazier returned home for a few days then went back to Des Moines for Highland Park College. Clarence Olds of Alberta visited his grandparents the Wilsons, then planned a Oklahoma trip possibly settling there. Cheyney of Ouray, Colorado, stayed with sister Mrs. Inman. he farms there and reports severe early-season weather hurting small grains but cattle do well. Harl Dodds welcomed a fine son, their firstborn, last Saturday. Dr. Kerr says all are well. John Weibler rented the Bass residence south of the church and will move to town, plan to retire from farming yet keep cattle feeding. They may buy or build in a year. the community welcomes them as Randolph citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Jacobs
Henry Hortze
Clarinda
Henry Hartze
Here
Lincoln
Charly Conger
Charley
Malvern
Alva
Handerson
Quicining
Henderson
Charles Tyner
Wright
Geo. Gilchrist
G. C. Boston
Malvernon
Frank Wilkinson
Cheyney
Ouray
Colo
M. C. Inman
Attite
John Weibler
Bass
Presbyterian Church
Randolph
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Emerson
M. I
Evans
Omaha
WJ. Birdsall
Chicago
F.L. Drennan
The
Baptist Church
Edward Kelley
M. 11. Church
Margaret Houston
R. C Houston
Tarmers State Bank
M.G R. Club
H.geopfarth
A.t. Johnson
Kenneth
Bartlett
I G
J. CG. Moessner
Pacific Junction
B. R. Merrill
Curtis
Nebr
C. D. Greenwood
Mr. Parmentee
Mr. Parmelee
Scott
Silver City
Ed Anderson
Stansbury
J. B. Heide
Agnes Samuelson
Shenandoah
W. B. Oaks
Washington, D. C
M. l. Huffaker
Lydia Hunt
Sam Finchem
J.C. Maurath
Frank Pullman
Burrows
England
Swarts
McMahon
Swartz
Mae
Thomas McMahon
Stensberry
Methodist Churneh
Sadie Reeve
East
Buffalo
New York City
Stansberry
Mr. McMahon
Hebron
Emily Moshage
Wisner
Neb
Jesse Shelly
Mr. Fryrear
Ed Burton
Clarence Bur
Jon and
Arthur Smith
Ron Fryrear
Paul
W. M. Society
Ella Schick
Bert Dunn
I’. Me. Lain
J. E. Allen
Meinland
Tev. McClelland
Champion Hill
Truot
Climax
C. S. Royce’s
Wall Street
James McFarl
Ray
Harold Workman
J. C. Goss
Red Oak
Billy Harbour
Glenwood
Inez Oglevie
Sheridan Priest
Gwynne Harover
Harry
Henry Maxwell
Garden Grove
Latter Day Saints
William Workman
St. Louis
Pennsylvania
T. D. Phillips
Davenport
J. B. Phillips
Walter Badham
Almon Hougas
Stark
Lamont
Graceland College
Henderson High School
J. Beetly
L. C. Mabiman
Greeley
Alva H. Harbor
Poutry Trust
Enterprise
Shockley
Walter Hilton
Lasthursday
Kerr
Earl Frazier
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Clarence Ralph Olds
Alberta
Canada
Geo. Wilson
Oklahoma
Harl Dodd
Dana
I. J. Humphrey Malvern, Iowa
Imore
H. Co
Bridge-Beach
Superior
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Stewart
Onth
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