Our County Neighbors in Emerson and Surrounding Towns
Emerson and Mills County residents stay busy with moves and travel. A. F. Smith ships to Hershey Nebraska to ranch near Opallalia. George Davia moves to Laurel Nebraska. J. W. Crawford ships to Lorimer Iowa to farm. Several others relocate or visit venues in Illinois, Kansas, Chicago, and Omaha. Community members attend, sell farms, or attend services. notable events include a farewell party for Ralph Fisher and a coroner’s inquiry into Charles Swanson’s death in Essex.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F. Smith
Hershey
Nebraska
Opallalia
Bert
George Davia
Climax
Laurel
Nebr
J. W. Crawford
Lorimer
George Fisher
Central City
Mac Reed
Winfield
Kansas
Champion Hill Social Notes Highlight Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs P McLain entertained Reverend McQlelland Sabbath. Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson visited her parents Mr and Mrs G Boyer. Mrs Lydia Clutes is quite sick with Dr Allen of Imogene as attending physician. Miss Lula Babbitt returned home to Malvern after ten days with relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. McLain
McQlelland
Martin Nelson
G. Boyer
Lydia Clutes
Dr Allen
Imogene
Lula Babbitt
Malvern
Local Social Notes Mention Various Community Activities
James Staith visited from Mal vern last week while Miss Jessie McLain hosted a small gathering Saturday evening with Lula Babbitt Zella McLain Robert McLain Dale and Emmit Cardiff present Mrs Ike Clites spent the early week with Mrs Lydia Olites Zella McLain who has stayed in Emerson visited homefolks Sunday Ed Jenks brought home a new piano from Council Bluffs Mrs 8 1 McLain and daughter Jassie entertained Ella Gibson Sunday Florence Allen teaches Spears school has closed Neva Cooksey also closed school and will return to Red Oak Ning Weed visited her parents briefly Ora Snodgrass works for BR Pickrel and Mrs Cardiff with Lula Babbitt spent Sunday at GC Cardills Ralstrom is poorly E Cole improving Rev Uptegrova visited with W H McLare early last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Staith
Malvern
Jessie McLain
Lula Babbitt
Zella McLain
Robert McLain
Dale
Emmit Cardiff
Ike Clites
Lydia Olites
Emerson
Home Folks
W. V. Cooper
Red Oak
BR Pickrel
Mra
Cardiff
GC. Cardill
Ralstrom
E. Cole
Rev. Uptegrova
W. H. McLare
Local Movements and Visits Highlight Silver City Notes
Silver City notes cover residents traveling to Omaha and other towns for visits medical care and real estate matters. A Rommel conducts Omaha business. Mrs A P Reeve and Grace Hawley visit relatives. Jonu Shelton and Adolph Shults return from Clarington Ferdinand and Chicago respectively. Jill L McNay travels to be with her husband facing surgery. Ed Moore ships a load from Living Springs and rents a Holdrege farm. W H Batton seeks hospital treatment. W B Oaks returns from Battle Creek for appendicitis care and resumes bank duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Adolph Shults Pot
Chicago
Frank Pullman
Brown County
South Dakota
Ed Moore
Living Springs
Holdredge
Nebraska
Batton
Omaha
St. Joseph's Hospital
W. B. Oaks
Battle Creek
Michigan
Tabor Notes Include Moves and Meetings
Willy Barnes and Miss Ives visited Sunday at Mrs J M Kline's home near Malvern. Chet Berkheimer rents Savage residence in North Tabor and will move from Randolph next week. Frank Hall visited his brother Ben in Omaha, returning Saturday. Local Henderson residents attended a Latter Day Saints conference northwest of Tabor. T H Dalbey traveled to Imogene last Monday, with Malvern stops due to road closures. Marl Starr recovering well from a recent accident. Howard Kempton plans a move to Clark South Carolina with land rental details. Invitations issued for the marriage of Laura Alice Torrebee to Inquilburt Jacobs in Fontanelle on February 27 at the Torrence home. Household shower planned for Miss Torrebee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Douglas
Joe McLain
Charles Lang
Logan
Iowa
Lang
John Evans
Henderson
E. Slump
Anderson Township
Evans
Emerson
The
Beacon
Willy Barnes
Miss Ives
J. M\Kline
Malvern
Chet Berkheimer
Savage
North Tabor
Randolph
Frank Hall
Omaha
Ben
A. Badham
Vern Badham
Gertrude Lentz
Latter Day Saints
Tabor
T. H. Dalbey
Imogene
Marl Starr
Howard Kempton
Clark
S.C
Mr. Hare
Lamont
Howard
Misa Laura
Alice Torrebee
Inquilburt Jacobs
Fontanelle
the Enterprise
Jesse
Bertha Clark
Mrs. McParland
Hastings
Mra
R. RB
Armstrong
Geo
Sheridon
Hilda
Dr. Kerr
I. H. Priest
O. B. Hutchings
A. V. Gillette
Randolph Residents Share Weekend Visits and Life Events
Randolph residents report visits from Mrs. Jesse Clark Miss Bertha Clark and others from Hastings Mills County and Sidney. A. V. Gillette becomes postmaster as the Independent Telephone Co links with Omaha. The death of Mrs. W N Graves in Logan is announced. Mr. and Mrs. Trively celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniversary with family and friends, recalling a life spanning Lehigh County Penn to Randolph.
Hermin Howard Visit To North Tabor Thursday Evening
Tabor residents who attended the farmers Institute at Sidney report a fine program and courteous reception by Sidney citizens. The trip was marred when a crowd of youths on the outskirts of town threw bricks and mud at the group returning home. Miss Bray received a facial bruise from a brick or clod. The Sidney public should address the hoodlum behavior, recall akin actions during Randolph ball games last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermin Howard
North Tabor
Tabor
Farmers’ Institute
Sidney
Miss Bray
Randolph
Washington's birthday celebrated with chores and sermons
Washington's birthday was celebrated with road breaking snow shoveling and hog killing. Rev Peter Jacobs preached on the Attributes of God Sunday afternoon. Dam at Sliver Creek reported intact and canal water flowing well. Local residents and visitors are mentioned with several small home and property updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter Jacobs
God
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Our
George Cross
Maynes & Maynes
James Greig
James Churchill
Will Fleming
Ernest Draheim, Jr
Joe Scanlan
Jennie Crawford
James Nason
Waterloo
W. A. Priest
B. A. Combs
Robert Maton
H. Ll. Booton
Council Bluffs
N. M. Booton
D. Rhoads
Minnie
Dana Abel
Glenwood
W. E. Wells
James Quinn
John Honeyman
O. K. Reed
Lou Tupper
Guy Maynes
Will Birdsall
Blanche Trueblood
Mmers
A. Huntaman
Claud Barns
Ralph Fisher
Ralph
Chapman, Nebrasaka
Ray Smith
A. B. Osborn
Clarinda
Jack Brewer
CG EB. Lakin
C. Stump
Gigawood
Stump
J. A. McClain
J. W. Smith
Fort Dodge
W. A. Nims
Arthur Honeyman
A. McClain
Mills County
Mr. Honeyman
Ernest Draheim
Pearl Lang
Quincy, Ii
C. E. Bruen
Will Baton
Hatona
Bruens
Denver
Charles Swanson
Essex
Hilma Swenson
Mutual Telephone Central
Silver City
Co. A.rommel
A.P. Reeve
Jonu Shelton
Jilll. McNay
Omana
McNay
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Grace Hawley
Carson City
Colorado
S. L. Reeves
R. E. Wederquist
I. N. Reeves
Town
Jas. Helma
Independent Telephone. Co
Omaha Exchange
W. N. Graves
Graves
Trively
Leheigh County
Penn
Riverton
Wall
Caliti
Sliver Creek
Clifford Phillips
James Martin
Leroy Coffeen
Austin Rice
Chillicothe
Ohio
Leander Adams
Charles Banister
D. C. Jackson
J. C. Maguire
Charles Chipps
Lucerne
Paris
JAS. F. Martin.& Son
Buck’s Steel Range
Harry R. Landis
the Bank of Malvern
I. F. Hendricks
W. H. Guyer
Farmers National Bank
Kee
Ectors
Stewart T
Stewart Griffith Thomas
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