Hastings Night Out Show Hits Hard Against Odds
A group of youths attended Hickory Holler re Hog at Hastings on Friday night. Several locals report minor misfortunes including CH Peer meeting a bad ankle injury last Wednesday. News covers who visited, moves, school staffing, a Masonic school trip, and farewell gatherings for the Warfield family planning a Colorado move.
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Hastings
CH Peer
Allee
Frank Raines
Tabor
Everett Kinney
Loren Shay
Roscoe Shay
B.C. Kayton
J. W. Reagsoner
J. M. Shugart
Wes Malvern
Frank Davis
Willig
Wills
Masonic School
Emargon
Imogene: Kammerer Builds Home for Priest Landed Lot
Geo Kammerer is erecting a two story house on ground purchased from Mr Priest. Rev Wright will move into the new M. E. parsonage built for him in about a week. Rev Shoemaker, new Reform church minister, is taking a
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Geo Kammerer
Priest
Rev Wright
M. E
Rev Shoemaker
The
Reform Church
Local movers and new hires fill town details
Grant interest in work and a well tied by his pespte as Mr Hiatt moves from Geo Brooks trauss to the Horn building. Geo Brooks will move his house on Main Street this week and build a new adult flow to it. He expects to move Lotio himself soon with a partner. Mrs Nixon remains ill but improving after two weeks. Dr Baker and wife visited Omaha on business last Monday. Forest Pickeral bought James Garr property and will move his house onto it this week. his father plans to build a spring home. Chan Deppe joined Anchor Insurance Co of Des Moines as adjuster and district agent and reports strong business. The M. F. church will hold a supper Saturday night. David Leighty bought the Hotel, his family will reside there, and wishes for success.
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Hiatt
Geo Brooks
Porest Pickeral
James Garr
Chan Deppe
Anchor Insurance Company
Des Moines
M. Fi. Church
David Leighty
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Mothers Favorite
The soothing and healing remedy is prized by mothers for colds croup and whooping cough. It provides quick relief and contains no opium or harmful drugs making it safe for babies and adults. For sale by W D Wilson.
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W. D. Wilson
Visit Notes and Local Trades Near Hinton Station
Mrs BF Dunagan and son Cress visited near Hinton Station with Mr Thompson for a few days. Turk Genung returned home after a short visit in Thurston county Nebraska. Red Store reports highest price for produce. James Carter lost a Poland China hog bought at the Commons sale.
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BF Dunagan
Cress
Hinton Station
Thompson
Turk Genung
Thurston County
Nebr
James Carter
Commons
Local Notes On Visits and Shipping Amid Bus Routes
Mel Stacy paid 40 for two items then left for Glenwood with plans noted for down on the bottom. Mra Muldowney of Hillsdale visiting with sister Mra Samual Winger. A B Judson ships three to four hog cars weekly here and one to two from Glenwood. Lee Donner ships two to three cars weekly from Glenwood. Turk Genung sold his coin to Dick Bada. Roads near impassable, especially east and west cuts. A wreck occurred 14 titles east last Friday delaying trains. Frank Datlat reports his ill uncle north of Glenwood is improving.
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Mel Stacy
Mra Muldowney
Hillsdale
Mra Samual Winger
Judson
Glanwood
Lee Donner
Glenwood
Turk Genung
Dick Bada
Shell
RG Sharpe
Here
Frank Datlat
Randolph Social Roundup Includes Weddings and Visits
Miss Vera Antrim and Miss Edith Hilton hosted a taffy pull for a dozen friends at R R Armstrong’s home. Visitors included J W Huelle from Yorktown and Miss Mamie Crawford, who recovered from grippe, with Miss Elsie Rhode substituting. William Summers wed Grace Atkinson in a quiet Randolph home ceremony. The couple plan to farm northeast of Randolph and reside there after marriage.
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The
Enterprise
Vera Antrim
Edith Hilton
R R Armstrong
J W Huelle
Yorktown
Nieves
Geo
Will Goblinghorst
H EH Hetzel
Will Livingston
Rob’t Bliss
Tekemah
Neb
CS Jack
CC Sheaffer
Nebraska
Council Bluffs
Mamie Crawford
Sidney
Elsie Rhode
William Summers
Whon
Grace Atkinson
George Atkinson
Randolph
Henderson News Local notices and community updates
Ray Carter plans westward departure next week. Irwin's advertises chickeng at 75 per hundred and salt and sulphur prices. Red Oak visitor Miss Pabaraby Botleau. Supervisor Plumer in Henderson. Blind Boone concert next Tuesday. Rev Crafts called to Connecticut. Cattle shipments to South Omaha. Des Moines preacher visits and L D S church events. Triplett and Sam's Riggs head to Ret Oak for health. Elvin Davenport marries Zoa Cox and visits Henderson. Methodist revival closes with 3 new members. Reception for new members at Te win's ball. Harlan couple farewell party. sale upcoming. Cooper couple announce move to Arizona for mining. W S Cooper party farewells. G W Patrick starts wood yard. skating on slough. Chipps improving after illness. Mrs M H Phillips visits Red Oak. Union Sunday school every Sunday at 10. Jim Martin adopts farming tasks. Moon eclipse observed as brilliant.
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Ray Carter
West
Irwin's
Pabaraby Botleau
Red Oak
Henderson
P. WH. Plumer
Blind Boone Concert Company
Geo. Crafts
Connecticut
Parker & Maynes
Joel Woods
South Omaha
W. H. Cook
Des Moines
A. Badham
Sam
Riggs
Ret Oak
Cooper
Coscabsza
Arizona
Elvin Davenport
Maynes & Parker Maut
Jasy
Missouri Valley
Mias Zoa Cox
Elvin
Methodist Church
Tewin
Crafts
A. RB. Harlan
Harlans
Stockport
Iowa
Harlan
Seed Time and the Emulsion Promise Healing
An experienced farmer compares planting timing and soil enrichment to treating the human body. It argues that early action prevents deep decay and praises Scott's Emulsion for rapidly repairing wasted tissue when ordinary foods fail.
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Scott
Wall Street Social Notes Highlights Families Return
Miss Baer and her sister Mrs Twlford with Haren families visited over the past week. They connected with the households of A. J. Hamilton and A. R. Bird during their stay in the city.
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Miss Baer
Mra Twlford
Silver City News and Local Notices
Miss Sadie Reeve and May Swartz traded at Council Bluffs Saturday. CW Patton of Kansas visits friends here. Geo Leith sold his Silver City residence to Fred Kruse for 4500 dollars with possession soon. February 12 marks the wooden wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs W Flynn. many friends visited to honor them and gifts were given. Mr O Derby died at his Silver City home Friday morning after long rheumatic suffering. Funeral services by Rev RR Moser were Sunday at 1 p.m. at the residence. burial followed in Silver City cemetery.
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Sadie Reeve
May Swartz
Council Bluffs
CW Patton
Kansas
Geo Leith
Silver City
Fred Kruse
W Flynn
Atv P. Ta
Tabor and area residents visit and travel notes
Mrs Douglass and daughter of Carson arrived to visit Mr and Mrs William Dalton and other Tabor relatives. J W Connally, new landlord of Tabor, visited Mills County capital. Mrs Maddox and daughter Margaret were over Sunday visitors at Blanchard. Mrs Sarah Clark returned from Omaha to nurse her granddaughter. The remains were received here for burial after pneumonia deaths. Bachler and Bird Prindle returned from Oklahoma. D C Jackson of Silver visited the H R Laird home. W H Harrison and O C Starr were in Malvern on business. Lugian Pearse and wife from Pueblo Cole spent Sunday with his mother Hannah Pearse. Pearse works for D. & BR G Railroad as construction clerk. Gip Dungan returned to Newman Grove after short visit with parents in North Tabor and relatives in Freemont County. Dwight Birchard of College Springs visiting his parents in North Tabor.
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Sarah Clark
Omahe
Dick Clark
John, Bachler
Bird Prindle
Oklahoma
D. C. Jackson
Silver
H. R. Laird
WH Harrison
C’starr
Malvern
Lugian Pearse
Pueblo Cole
Haonah Pearse
Pearse
D. & BR. G. Railroad Company
Dungan
Newman's Grove
Neb
North Tabor
Fremooy County
Dwight Birchard
College Springa
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Masons
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Strahan Church
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Parti
Mre
M Criswell
Misa
Elsie Chantry
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Beasie Eacrett
Arthur Davis
Ruth Bellwood
Sailorshope
Edythe Eacrett
Song of the Vikings
Mr Summers
Mr Chantry
May Eacrett
Forrest Chantry
Miss Dolph
Rena and
Snele Gipe
Miss Whalen
Magara Fickle
Part
Blackville
Campmeeting
Shout Song
Alabaster White & Company
Sister
Lily White
Plantation Melody
Shout—Company
Abilene Philipeno Snow Solo
Ala
Jean de Rezske
White Blackberry
Kentucky
Seraphina Angelina Clementina Johnaing
Caesar Augustis Mosea Brown
Andrew Jackson Thomas Jefferson
Sambo Jones
Alice Raines
Imogene
Chamberlain
Balfour
Twill
Maple Grove
Clark Station
Little Dun
J. L. Talbott
Charley Townsend
South Dakota
Barney Conaway
Barney
Maret
Summers
Henderson News
W. S. Cooper
C. S. Swaney
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Pater Cooper
Pender
G. W. Patrick
Coe
Mifl
Ling
Wabash Bridge
J. A. Chipps
M. H. Phillips
Ruth
C. Chipps
Union
Jim Martin
Scott Bowne Chemists
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Oak
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Wall Street
Douglass
Carson
William Dalton
J W Connally
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