Hastings social notes include marriages and visits
Hastings reports include George Starr's marriage to Edna McCall of Essex, several visits to relatives in Pacific Junction, Malvern and Glenwood, and a revival meeting attendance. Others traveled to Clarinda, Joplin, Cheyenne, and Council Bluffs while a daughter was born to Thomas Young and his wife in Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Starr
Edna McCall
Essex
Mr Starr
John Starr
B. Hutchings
Will Fisher
Jim Weario
Fairfield
James Greig
Henderson
Hugo Ponton
Eliza Schiffelbern
Omaha
D. G. McMillen
Ingalls
Glenwood
L. K. Mason
Shenandosh
C. T. Smith
Cheyenone West
Colorado
Harry Benedict
G. A. Shetterly
Joplin
Jake Anderson
Pacific Junction
G. S. Purcell
Hastings
N. W. Colling
Local notes from Tabor and vicinity recount births deaths and events
Beason items report a son born to Mr and Mrs Pete Larson. Alice Rhoda learns of niece Alice McCartney's death in Rockport Missouri with funeral plans. Former Tabor principal S H Hamilton elected Routt County treasurer. Dick Morrical and Barry Graham visit Henderson. Mrs Frank Utterback back from England. Samuel Hallam delaying return. Miss Bessie Beckwith recovers at Thurman with Mabel Rush. Fremont Mills inter high school declamatory contest set for March 15 in Tabor, with prelims district wide. W A Bell trades 160 acres near Tamburg for McPherson general store stock. Nation retains grain coal business and rents to Bell with A W Turner to run store. D M Williams learns of Isaac Rains death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
H. Hamilton
Routt County
Colo
Dick Morrical
Barry Graham
Henderson
Frank Utterback
England
Samuel Hallam
Bessie Beckwith
Thurman
Mabel Rush
Fremont Mills
W.A. Bell
Tamburg
Nation
McPherson
Med Oak
Bell
A. W. Turner
D. M. Williams
Isaac Rains
Dodge City man's move tied to early settler history
The article recounts the arrival of a deceased man with Joseph Rhoda In from Bainaville Ind to Fremont county, his marriage to Amos Williams's eldest daughter, and residence in the area through the Civil War before moving to Missouri and then Kansas. It notes Charles Black of Malvern promoting the Iowa Mills County Chautauqua Association, planning a $12,500 capital, and aims to boost this year's southwest Iowa assembly. It mentions a parole petition for Silas Yates, jailed eight years for stabbing John Barbyte after a Christmas 1905 tavern incident in Tabor, supported by Barhbyte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge City
Kan
Fremont County
Joseph Rhoda
Bainaville
Ind
Amos Williams
Missouri
Kansas
Charles Black
Malvern
Mills County Chautanqua Association
Chautanqua
Iowa
Cummins
Silas Yates
John Barbyte
Yates
Tabor
Barhyte
Barhbyte
RANDOLPH NOTES INCLUDE WEDDING AND LOCAL MOVES
Randolph news reports John Younts and Eva Hines wed at Anderson with Rev Wyse presiding. Len Johnson and family plan to rejoin Randolph life, purchasing G W Clark home as Clark considers leaving. C W Twitchell of Western Newspaper Union dies in Coin after a stay at the Merchants hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Younts
Eva Hines
Anderson
Wyse
Hutchison & Chambers
Younts
Len Johnson
Randolph
Len
Strahan
G. W. Clark
Clark
St. Morgan
Colo
Council Bluffs
C.W. Twitchell
Western Newspaper Union
Merchants Hotel
Coin
Blair Entertainments Praise Methodist Church Shows
Prof Blair’s moving picture entertainments at the Methodist church Friday and Saturday drew good houses and high praise for clean moral entertainment. Sunday’s showing The Man of Galileo captivated the audience with a vivid life of Christ. The house was packed and all were deeply engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blair
Methodist Church
Galileo
Sanford Assaults Sanford in town incident and arrest
Sanford, known for odd jobs and buying old iron, was arrested Wednesday morning for assaulting 13 year old Geige r boy and received a fifteen day jail sentence. He resisted arrest, but the marshal escorted him away. The elderly man has long been teased by local youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Giegre
Huttman Tries Death by Own Action in Jail
Kansas City Feb. 19 The death convict Frank Hottman serving a death sentence with Mrs Aggie Myers for killing Clarence Myers attempted suicide in his county jail cell by stabbing himself in the breast He is in serious condition Officials say he soaked matches in water and drank the liquid but there was no effect A respite to April 10 had been granted and he had shown recent despondence Jail officials seek how he obtained the knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Frank Hott
Aggie Myers
Clarence Myers
Hottman
Kelsey on the Carpet in Albany Inquiry
Governor Hughes questioned Ott Kelsey head of the state Insurance department about alleged neglect of duty. He admitted he had not studied the Armstrong report thoroughly and had not disciplined any subordinates despite the probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
Ott Kelsey
State Insurance Department
Armstrong Commission
Deaths and crimes fuse in grim midwest notices
Fatal burns kill George Isabel in Peoria amid accusation that a sweetheart threatened him before kerosene set fire. In Connorville Indiana Mrs J Mundell slays her two young daughters then dies by suicide. Sioux City reports two arrests in a kidnapping case involving E E Schrimpgt, bill poster, and Mrs C M Meacham, tied to the Minneapolis boy’s disappearance.
Horses Wanted for Varied Draft Stock at Malvern Livery
Powell advertises purchase of 100 big draft horses and mares from 1400 to 1800 pounds plus 100 good chunks from 1200 to 1400 pounds and 109 big thin horses. Also 100 nice small horses from 1000 pounds up and 1003 year olds weighing 1200 up plus 100 mules. Will buy a well shaped big horse even if thin or with a blue eye. Visit E C Calily’s livery barn Malvern Iowa Thursday February 238 for one day only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Calilys
Malvern
Lows
Powell
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King Bee
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J.m.strahan
M. L. Evans
First National Bank
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J. M. Strahan
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0. A. Strahan
M. L. Evans James J. Wilson
Stepsex
M. L. Svans
A.J. Davis
James J. Wilson
Johnn Evans Jr
Ars
WORTZ
Bushnell
W.C. Pace
Lon VanBuaisirk
VanBuskirks
Henry Douglas
Deer Creek
B. W. Rush
H. H. Wilson
Clarinda
Everett
Ina Henderson
Helen Mason Louise
Helen Whiteall
Annb Gidley
A. H. Dolph Aduth
Town
W. D. Clark
Thomas Young
Macedonia
T. R. Young
Mr. Young
O. BH
J. R. Imel
Chadwick
iMnois
Rebecca Hagood
John Imel
the Beacon
Pete Larson
Alice Rhoda
Alice McCartney
Rockport
The
Enterprise
Jon Rhode
Galesburg
Bessie Evans
Audubonia
Mia W. ‘I. Johnson
Rosa
Bertha Moehnert
Mineola
Mesdames Wm
George Gohlinghornst
Harry Hetzel
Grandma Cloud
Vt. A. Rhode
Lew Beeson
Imogene
OC. J. Keyt
Thos. Duncan
E. P. Curtissone
Chicago
Elmer Thomas
Elmer
the Blair Entertainments
Huttman
Kelsey
Governor Hughes
New York Insurance Commission
Peoria
George Isabel
Minerva Williams
Connoraville
Sioux City
E. E. Schrimpgt
C. M. Meacham
J. W. Dreboro
Minneapolis
Schrimpf
Rogers Bros
Rogers
Cntae Jague
Addrads
He Makers
Conn
W. T. Stephenson
Wilmington, Delaware
P. Kinney
Dean Bultling
South Side Public Square
Green Bay
Lbr.Co
Glenwood Abstract
COMPA
Chichester Chemical C
Medison Place
Philadelphia
I. L. Morgan
Opticiax
W. D. Wilson
S.w.texas
Hamaker
Nicholso
Cotulla, Texas
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