Our County Neighbors and Saar Sale Highlights
Our correspondence from The Little City on the Branch notes Claude Maynes shipped two cattle cars to Omaha and stayed to oversee sales. Local visits include Guy Maynes from South Dakota, plus many townsfolk and students returning for Christmas. The Saar sale drew a large crowd with cows fetching strong prices, total sale surpassing 16000. The annual Home Coming at Lewin's hall drew a big crowd with Red Oak orchestra and a big oyster supper serving over 200 guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saar
Martin Saar
W. Byers
Paul
W. H. Cramer
J. G. Loving
Tudge
Nursday
Lewin's
Red Oak
Three Links
Wesley Chapel residents tour Christmas home tour
Hay and Effie Wilson travelled from Maryville Missouri where they attend school to spend Christmas vacation at home. Mrs June Wicker visited her mother in Glenwood. Robert Fiersom was in Red Oak and bought an Am bopata. Floyd Parker came from Tinscoln on Friday for a two week vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Chapel Hay
Effie Wilson
Maryville
June Wicker
Glenwood
Robert Fiersom
Red Oak
Floyd Parker
Tinscoln
Cation
Perry Wilson Visits and Ox ford Trips Highlight Local Weekend
Perry Wilson visited as a Council Bluffs guest on Saturday. Harry Wilson and friends traveled from Oxford Nebraska to Florence Jordan Oscar Rankin and Ray Jordan joined in. Guy Jordan departed for Oxford to spend Christmas before heading to Lincoln for a six week course at State Agricultural College. Ladies Aid hosted Mrs John Martin for a shower on Wednesday afternoon. Ed Wilsons shopped in Malvern Friday. Dallas McGrew visited Claude Wilson’s home Sunday. Mrs John Martin visited Macronia last week with her sister. Aaron Johnson went to Omaha to attend a sale and visit relatives. Harry Wilsons hosted a birthday dinner for the John Wilson family and Mrs A E Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Maynes
Omaha
Guy Maynes
South Dakota
Jne Maynes
A. S. Paul
Macedonia
Macedonia Town
Henderson
Carl Carlson
Allen Morris
Paul Saar
Art Phelps
Paul Edmondson
Champ Harover
Orlo Saar
Gayle
Bessie Phillips
Indianola
Simpson College
Sherman Stonebraker
Cantril
Iowa
J. A. Stonebraker
E. M. Duke
G. N. Bigelow
Harry Thompson
Valley Junction
Orsow Haris
Shenandoah
Rose
C. N. Bigelow
Lydia Belle Weiss
Georgia Tyner
Manilla
Opera House
George Rew
Chicago
Hagel Moore
Lamont
Will Simall
Grant Hockenberry
Elliott
Clarence Workman
Ob Harney
Gilbert Carlson
Murday
Dily
Furday
Perry ‘Wilson
Harry Wilson
Florence Jordan
Oscar Rankin
Ray Jordan
Oxford
Guy Jordan
Neb
Lineal
State Agricultural College
Ladies Aid
John Martin
Ed Wilson
Malvern
Dallas McGrew
Claude Wilson
Aaron Johnson Wen
John Wilson
A. E. Wilson
Miss Mabel Estes Visited In North Tabor
Miss Mabel Estes of Sidney visited Saturday and Sunday with her parents in North Tabor before returning to work as stenographer for Tinley Mitchell & Thornett on Monday. Several local residents and events are noted including visits, a China teaching assignment, and fraternal lodge elections with officer nominations and upcoming installations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Estes
Sidney
G. W. Estes
North Tabor
Tinley Mitchell & Thornett
W. B. Bell
Wortnes
Malvern
Frances McEgoy-Mccgee
Lincoln
Neb
McGee
Zaida Wipple
Blair
C. L. Hall
Anna Hall
Anna Ivory
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Miss Ivory
Miss Hall
Nettie Hughes
Robert McClelland
United States
Ohbind
Miss Hughes
Peking
Ching Hui College
Boxer Indemnity Fund
China
Russia
Siberia
W. G. Gregory
Charlie Watkins
Glenwood
Burlington
Sbop
Pacific Junction
W. G
They Make You Feel Good Pill Ad Claim
An advertisement claims Chamberlain's Tablets create a pleasant negative effect and healthy conditions, suggesting they improve well being. The text mentions sale by all dealers and references a product name Polly standard health claim, typical of early 20th century pharmacy notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Alldegs
Electric shock accident befalls farmer near Emerson
Prominent north of town farmer Mr Tarns nearly electrocuted when his magneto glove touched a live connection during a roadside repair. He was thrown from the car, unconscious for minutes, but survived with luck. The item notes holiday arrivals, births, and travels of local residents, and records the fatal illness of Trenry Clay Moore H. Glay Moore. Burial held in Emerson with local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Barns
Mr. Tarns
Jennie Crawford
Denver
John M. Daley
Des Moines
L. I. Metahan
Earl Warner
Earnham
Iowa
George Cross
Malvern
W. A. Gale
W. A
Will Fisher
Lawrence Taylor
Fairfield
Parsons ‘College
Mamie Cheney
Laverne, Minn
Mabel Sandiland
Minneapolis
Minn
Gertrude Geopfarth
St. Paul
Young Women’s Christian Association
Lincoln
Nebr
C. EK. Lakin
Marv Orn
M. L. Evans
Devorra
Marion Evans
Ihtica
WN. Y
Council University
J. M. Garson
Littleton
Ohio
Ahein Lot
J. L
Trenry Clay Moore
H. Glay Moore
Park County
Tariana
C. A. DeBolt
Oakland
Linerson
Frances Wilson
G. A. DeBoll
Bertha Siegfveld
Waterton
Evangelical Church
Methodist Church
Emerson
G. W. Mayne
Griswold
van, Dyke
Emerson M
Mes
Agnes Wilson
Ashland
Nehe
G. A. DeBalt
Seigfr
Drake University
Far Christ
Haus
Local weddings and community notices in Imogene Dec wise
Miss Hazel Nye wed Arthur Lavely of Omaha in Imogene with Rev Holyoke officiating. Eldon Bush and Ethel Buzzard to marry Christmas Eve in Shenandoah. L A O H officers elected for 1914. Bazaar and entertainments held. school pupils staged event. Christmas programs planned by Reform and Methodist churches. Local residents return home for holidays. several patients report medical updates and neighborhood moves occur as winter preparations begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tinogene
Misa Hazel Nye
Arthur Lavely
Omaha
Nebr
Holyoke
Reform Church of
Imogene
Miss Nye
Arthure Nye
Mutual Telephone Office
Eldon Bush
Ethel Buzzard
Shonwndoah
Buzzard
Hibernian Hall
Mra
Dr. O'Connor
M. Printy
Misses Mantle Laughlin
Jommy Connors
Frank McCardle
St. ‘Patrick Fellors
Reform Church
Algo the Methodist Church
Santa Claus
Treno Prinly
Cedar Alls
Blanch
Nellie Hughes
Des Moines
Irene Sweeney
St. Joseph's Aradery
Mike Printy
Macie Printy
Council Bluffs
Mercy
Shenandoah
Mike
Printy
Mr. Printy
Annie McGargill
Mamie Pace
Dudley B. Miller
Legay
Scott's Emulsion Aids Tuberculosis Fight In Health Ad
An advertisement claims daily consumption of 350 people in the United States and stresses tubercular prevention through Scott's Emulsion. It highlights quick medical nourishment, blood formation, and lung strengthening without alcohol or habit-forming drugs, stating use in tuberculosis camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Scott
Randolph and Malvern Local Social Notes
Randolph From The Enterprise notes describe multiple social visits and travels: Harry Nixon visiting in Randolph. Mrs Roy Tabler and children visiting relatives in Malvern. Miss Kya Johnston visiting her sister Edo in Malvern. trustees Elias Antrim and George Hatfield in Council Bluffs on township business. Mrs Clark Hilton and daughter visiting Geo Hilton in Malvern. L C Clark planning a rheumatism treatment trip to Excelsior Springs Missouri. Masonic lodge officers elected for January. Rob Kerr and family visiting from Omaha while Kerr attends University of Nebraska. Clarence and Charley Doak returning to Douglas Nebraska after weeks visiting. their sister Mrs John LeFever accompanying them for a visit with her parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Hilton
L. C. Glark
Excelsior Springs
Masonic Lodge
L. L. Vanatta
A. W. Fichter
S. N. Heaton
L. I. Foster
Robi. Kerr
Omaha
de, Kerr
Kerr
University of Nebraska
Clarence
Charley Doak
Douglas
Neb
John LeFever
Sweek
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Sam Coffman
Rob't. McClennahan
Galveston
Lexas
Ralph Plumb
Baby
Carson
Clarence M. Workman
McVay
Missouri
Glif Stevens
Lawn
Ellison
Henry Maxwell
Bryan
Edgar Storer
Kearney
John Saar, Jr
Cantrill
Saar Sale
A. H. Harbor
H. G. Winslow
Fred Rhoads
Veritas Lodge No. 205
K.P. Rhode
Ehaicellor
Clark Gilbert
Fred Starrett
George Adams
al Chas
Illis
Ft. & & Mark
John Hallam
Jepecs
Titdatinn
Quint
Misa Buzzard
Bush
Asie
Thia
Niger
Smith’s
Jeweler
Malvery
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