Eight Pound Girl Brightens Home and Local Happenings
An eight pound girl arrived at Len Dayis on Saturday morning. The cottage hotel annex is enclosed as completion pushes ahead. Merchants report strong holiday trade with varied stocks. T. J. Moses shipped a car of butcher stuff to South Omaha, buying a good cow for 350. Mrs. Emma Peters died in Chicago after an appendicitis operation. funeral in Canton. A Christmas dinner was held at Elzie Kerney’s with friends. Read and Kesterson bought land in Butler County and plan cattle business. Local visits include Thompson family in Meade and others. Lectures, dances, marriages, and a host of social events fill the town’s week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Moses
Omaha
Walter Shepard
A. H. Landis
Emma Peters
Chicago
Will Read
James Kesterson
Kansas
Butler County
Sun Flower State
D. B
Thompson
Meade
Nebr
Elmer Pickel
Saunders County
Will Hall
Town City
Mills County
Bertha Kilpatrick
Trandolph
Sam
Cleveland
Ohio
H. A. Norton
Mr. Geo. Talbott
Miss Fink
Wymore
Nebraska
Fred Stone
A. S&s. Marshall
Des Moines
Geo. Thiel
Leaprn
Strahan
Mr. Thiel
J. O. Laird
P. H. McDowell
Messers. and
Mesdames C. W. Black
Alex Corkey
J.J. McClure
Malvern
Silver City
M. Rice
Corkey
G. de Bolt
Henderson
GC. E. Minner
Glenwood
George Wyant, Jr
Indianola
Simpson College
T. R. Wells
Tabor
Charley Dice
Boston
Ped Crow
South Omaha
Harry
Will
W. C. Haynes
A. J. Kronsbein
Shenandoah
W. JK. Robbins
Wourtland
H. J. Humston
Tom Leaprr
Bennie Martin
A. W. Francis
Silver Creek
Charles Sturgeon
Evaline
Hamburg
W. H. Palmer
E. E. Bushnell
Boyd County
Neb
Norman Dice
Mansfield
Isaac Dice
Matt
Henry
Annie Hambsch
Galesburg
Philip Hambsch
J. W. Milnes
Creston
James Smith
I. W. Skadan
Badger
I. W
O. K. Measrs
Walker
Lewis Clark
Randolph
Greeley County
S. Burrus
Otto
Dolph Christopher
Bradstreet Company
Ira Miller
Fairfield
Marion Miller
Alta Lewis
Wisner
V. S. Dimmitt
O. Day
Dundy County
Nohv
Hlaivatha
Wanted Horses and Mules for Eastern and Southern Markets
Advertises buy of good draft horses and mares for eastern market and mules for southern market. Seeks variety in classes, accepts slightly blemished stock. Will attend CG. E. Culit’s Livery Barn in Malvern on Friday January 10 1902 for one day only. M. V. Reed.
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CG. E. Culit
Malvern
M. V. Reed
Harness orders urged at Richmond shop Gibson ads
Business locals note to place harness orders at Richmond shop with made to order options. Gibson sells dill pickles puritan flour buckwheat olives in bulk and cheese. Ground wheat priced at 1.20 per 100 pounds at White Cloud Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cloud Mills
Ibs
Richmond
Gibson
Local residents visit office and renew subscriptions
Robi Hillyer and wife of Deer Creek drop in on Tuesday. Mya Saul Tipton, longtime Mills county resident, reports moving to Tingly Town with her daughter and requests The Lailer sent there. Hugh Pontow visits Monday and upgrades his subscription to the 1903 mark while noting residence along Feasts route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robi Hillyer
Deer Creek
Mya
Saul Tipton
Mills County
Tingly
Hugh Pontow
Probate notices in Mills County Court
Notices in probate fix dates to prove last wills for John I. Seward and Delilah Hummel in Mills County Iowa with hearings at the Glenwood courthouse during January term 1902. clerk C. Potter records dates and urges objections. Additional notices mention local deliveries and trial terms with delivery routes and hours for John Baird and partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenwood
C. Potter
Delilah Hummel
Said County
C. C. Potter
Clem
Constipation remedies touted in DeWitt's promotions
Fragmentary OCR outlines a 19th or early 20th century advertorial claim by Kaye O of Greene Depauw Indiana endorsing Little Sara hay as an easy bowel aid. It notes nine years of trouble with constipative symptoms and references heat and pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan
DeWitt
Kaye O
Greene
Depauw
Ind
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Harry Canedy
Roy Parker
Misses Grace
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Nelle Culver
L. K. Mason
Bankers Life
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Iown
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Monroe
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Yolonville
Mos
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George Talbott
Art Rickabaugh
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Ruth Kneeland
Chariton
Andy Gibbons
Sian
G. B. Christy
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P. M. Cadwell
W. "W. Kearney
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Geo. Coiner
Tames Roberts
Jim
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Sala
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Grant
Hillsdale
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Cuara Wise
Fine Mills
Missouri
Flillsdale
M. G. Ennanps
B. P
Guv. Rim
Marion Avenue
BE. Bushnell
Malvern, Iowa
Peazeville
Mailvern
Iowa
C. B. Christy
C. C. Boslaw
York
Smith’s Restaurant
Poland
China
C. Ww
T. M. Arstrope
Trull
F. M. Richmond
Wood
The
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J. G. Brown
Prop
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T. D. Gibson
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