Henderson News Notes From Town and Surroundings
Dr Craig Henderson in Omaha Friday and locals recall memories of the 14th. Ed Irwin Emerson and J C Stewart visited in the country. Maynes Minerson and Spie Workman ill. Harlan sick list. Os car Asall and Frank Dilley leave for Texas Monday. Sturgeon recovering from grip. Oliver Walker and wife Carson in town. Bert Mussleman visited parents last Sunday. Irwin buys wallpaper stock. N G Cook receives dry goods shipment and wife heads to Chicago. Addie Center Carson visits sister Susie Center. Mrs Swaney returned from Omaha after operation. City telephone lines being reported by lineman. Bowling alley closed. townspeople take rest. Mrs Phillips to Chicago for son Rodney’s treatment. Ed Hay liveryman loses horse. Charles Smith’s horse dies after stopping. Friends visit Powells two miles south. they plan to move soon. Mask ball by ball boys a success. Oakland orchestra music. Grand cake walk a success. Mrs Carrie Nation and George Washington Snowball unmasking at midnight. Supper at Cosy yields about 17.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Maynes
Minerson
Spide
Fina Harlan
Oscar Asall
Frank Dilley
Texas
M.S. Sturgeon
Oliver Walker
Carson
Bert Mussleman
CG. i
Addie Center
Susie Center
Swaney
Omaha
Henderson
Phillips
Chigazo
Rodney
Ed Hay
Charles Smith
L. D. Powell
Powells
Oakland Orchestra
Carrie Nation
George Washington Snowball
Cure for Grippe Prompts Winfield Druggist Testimony
In winter 1898 1899 F J Hewett a Winfield druggist recalls a severe grippe attack. He credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with breaking up the cold and stopping the cough after two bottles. The testimony touts the remedy as pleasant to take and effective against colds pneumonia threats, sold by W D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Hewett
Winfield
Chamberlain
W. D. Wilson
Revival meetings to begin at U S church in Hillsdale
In Hillsdale residents report a string of local notes including J D Graves selling to his brother, Mrs Seavill visiting Des Moines, and Henry Anderson sale attendance. Revival meetings are expected to begin at the U S church on Monday Feb 25. Trunk Noel plans a Nebraska summer stay and Evangelical Sunday school worker Benny visited local schools. Prof Hitchcock's school closed due to smallpox, and Rev Zike and Father Waltermyer carried out duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. B
J.D. Graves
Sarah Seavill
Des Moines
Henry Anderson
Hulme
Hastings
Supple
Mr. Benny
Evangelical Sunday School
Sherman Day
Henton
Andrews
Prof. Hitchcock
Hoa
Reasoner
Zike
Chursdiy
Beaconsfield
Waltermyer
Had to Conquer or Die With New Discovery
Mrs Ross Richardson of Laurel Springs North Carolina credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her brutal consumption after doctors said she would die within a month. She claims seven battles led to a full recovery and praises the remedy as unrivaled for coughs colds pneumonia bronchitis and related illnesses. Sold at Wilson's drug store in bottles priced six hundred and one hundred units.
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Ross Richardson
Laurel Springs
N.C
King
Local notes and visits mix with departures and events
Several sickness cases followed vaccination while arm soreness was noted. Emerson resident Frank Moessner visited sister Mrs Bennett. Mrs Swan and Littleson traveled to Creston to visit friends. J W Harlan moved to Whiting Iowa for a year of work. Perry Utterback went to Omaha to start barber business. Editor Wortman and his father were seen on the streets. Fay Stroud Maud McLaughlin visited Nellie Wilson near Tabor. Modern Woodman camp surrendered its charter and joined Glenwood camp. Mrs Hoskins hosted a reception for Rev Fred Warren. Warren closed revival work and planned rest in Plattsmouth after successful efforts. James McCartney returned from Scott's Bluff and plans to move family there. A lively wrestling match left Noah Hoskins winner over Alex McCrory. Engineer Dan Davis endured a mishap while loading sand at Red Oak and injured his leg, requiring leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moessner
Emerson
Wt. Bennett
J. . Swan
Littleson
Creston
J. W. Harlan
Whiting
Iowa
Perry Utterback
Omaha
Wortman
Fay Stroud
Maud McLaughlin
Nellie Wilson
Tabor
Woodman
Glenwood
Hoskins
Fred Warran
Warren
Plattsmouth
James McCartney
Scott's Bluff
Neb
McCartney
Noah Hoskins
Alex McCrory
Noah
Dan Davis
Red Oak
Be in Style Amid Healthy Living Advice
A vintage advertorial urges cheerful outlook and affable manners while promoting Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as an absolute cure for constipation indigestion and stomach troubles. Sold by T Brothers druggists with directions for use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Caldwell
5. T. Brothers
Various social updates and local notices from Silver City
Mrs. Maurath visits. H Dresler travels to Nebraska. Oaks and Bates in Council Bluffs. Thomas attends Hastings. Miss Susie Johnson visits Malvern. Prof. Agen visits from Mineola. Mrs. McCormick returns from Harlan. the Andersons move to railroad subhouse. near March, locals plan to exchange places. Swarts stocks meat for sale. Pullman family from Notensku visiting. sulphur fumes sickened Ty Hullather. Mullpox cases rise to four in Silver City. Edith Mason quarantined with Bennet family. mild disease with containment efforts ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurath
H. Dresler
Nebraska
W. B. Oaks
R. A. Bates
Council Bluffs
W. BR. Thomas
Hastings
Susie Johnson
Malvern
B. T. Agen Wes
Mineola
McCormick
Silver City
Harlan
Frank Anderson
Menal
Wa Pullman
Notensku
Pearson & Co
D. Hullather
Miss Itdith
Mason
M. Bennet
Ben
Smallpox Case and Quarantine Near Silver City
Lon Hiscock at Mandigo farm east of Silver City is found to have smallpox. Township authorities quarantine the area, provide a nurse, and ensure care. Dr. Agan reports the patient improving. An ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a remedy for indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lon Hiscock
Mandigo
Silver City
Dr. Agan
Forest Grove News Highlights Local Events And Surprises
Mr Bricknell visits Ed Russell and Miss McLaughlin and Stroud visit from Pavitle City. Miss Laura Clarkson attends a box supper and stays with friends. Mr Carpenter closes a successful school term and plans spring term. Box supper attendance falls due to bad roads yet proceeds total 35.00. Good and Frost move to new homes in Tabor. Neighbors plan a surprise for Mrs Good, with a late social at the school. Pneumonia prevention via Chamberlains Cough Remedy noted. Dr Caldwell Syrup Pepsin praised for stomach relief and health restoration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricknell
Ed. Russell
Mclaughlin
Stroud
Pavitle City
Wilson
Laura Clarkson
Carpenter
Hastings
Farmers Institute meeting in Emerson hosts talks on farming
Mills County Farmers Institute met in Emerson over two days with light attendance due to local sales and cold weather. President Bruen was away. Elihu Cheney chaired. Sessions covered land value, horse industry, Central American canals, road work, organization in legislation, diversified farming and women’s property rights, with officers elected at Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmer'i Institute
Mills County
Farmer's Institute
Emerson
Thos Titterington
Henry Moores
Bruen
Nebraska
D. Robbing
Elihu Cheney
Judge Tubbs
W. L. Tubbs
W. K. Post
Clyde Wyckoff
John Parker
Robbins
Farmer’s Institute
Black
Ernest Drakein
Frank Day
Edith Evans
Horace Cheney
Seth Dean
Mulala Quartette
O. H. Marsh
Edna Bruen
David Haron
W. Ehursey
Marsh
John Purteer
Magic Babbitt
Seth Dewi
Col
Chanty
Dah Packer
Harvey Down
Cheney
Otters
Board of Supervisors
Iowa
Grange
B. B. Dean
D. B. Nims
W. Post
C. W. Black
Philippine Islands
Alaska
Louisana
Sandwich Islands
Spain
Ernest Draheim
Hmerson
Farmers Institute
J. M. Anthony
Buffington
H. F. Stewart
Glenwood
Anderson
A. Badham
Ingraham
St. Mary
C. N. Ogden
Platteville
W. ©. Delashmutt
Silvir Creek
W. Kerney
Indian Creek Township
John Sandiland
Deer Creek
J. S. Criswell
White Cloud Township
Grant Summers
Lyons Township
J. L. Merritt
Rawles Township
I M. Aistropo, Jr
Exposition Bill Passes House Amid Minority Opposition
Washington Feb 28 The bill authorizing a centennial Louisiana Purchase exposition in St Louis 1900 and appropriating 5 000 000 passed the House under suspension of the rules 191 to 41 The opposition was hopelessly in the minority and the closing Sunday question was not raised During debate other measures including a conjuncture on the Sherman act were discussed along with expenditures for this Congress and transport movements of units including the Miuncock Kilpatrick and Wilpatrick transports to the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
St. Louis
House
Judiciary Committee
Gannon
Ife
Himsalf
Negra Lynched by a Mob in Dyersburg
A mob lynched Mona Trea Nite after an assault on Alssie Arnoli, daughter of a prominent physician, in Dyersburg. Local authorities reported the mob action occurred yesterday, with tensions rising as residents protested alleged crimes and demanded swift justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyersburg
Mona
Nasault
Alssie Arnoli
Nation’s Crusade Leader in Jail After Peace Warrant
Mrs Nation remains jailed in Topeka after being held on a peace warrant stemming from a staged clash with a saloon, as she vows to resume her smashing campaign upon release. Judge Hazen set bond at 2000 dollars. Nation refused bond and faces possible return to Medicine Lodge. Nearby, saloon operators and allies brace for further legal action as tensions rise in the wreckers’ campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Nation
Julge Hazen
Movser Cold Storage Company
Troops Guard Nebraska City Jail Over Hall Frampton Case
Nebraska City troops marched to the court house on Governor Dietrich's order to guard the jail corridor after Hall Frampton, accused of murdering his stepdaughter Ella Clark, sparked lynching fears. Lincoln reports say order remains, Dietrich denies issuing the troop deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Frampton
Nebraska City
Neb
Dietrich
Nebraska National Guard
Court House
Hall Frampton
Ella Clark
Lincoln
Dietren
Shot in Honolulu editor wounds rival in San Francisco office
Reports from Honolulu say Gill editor of the Republican shot Mortimer Stevens staffer of the Advertiser in Gill’s office after a dispute over an article about Soule women at the Tlwanlan Hotel. Gill struck, drew a revolver, and inflicted a two and a half inch flesh wound. Meanwhile Senator Barlow promotes a plan legalizing saloon smashing, drawing western support for its passage.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Gill
The
Republican
Mortimer O. Stevens
Advertiser
Stevens
Soule
Tluwanlan
Barlow
Indianapolis
Katsas
Nebraska
Soutron Barlow
Heirs Challenge Tax Assessment On Diy Estate In Des Moines
In Des Moines on February 1, heirs of ex Chief Justice Diy filed suit to test the tax on roughly 21,000 dollars of property tied to the estate. The action argues the assessment was improper and cites constitutional objections raised by the decedent and supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Thy
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New Life
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Noblesville
Ind
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta
Exposition
Pettus
Ewo
Ames Artur
Way Department
Miuncock
Kilpatrick
Mantla
United States
Waneouk
NAS Nation
Kansas
Judge
Isaacs
Winfield Commercial Club
Convictel
Cifeago
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