Local notes from Henderson area gentlemen and visitors
Henderson Neighbors column records names of residents and visitors including Chas Sweaney Seth Dean X Imel Ed Nos Bert Renner and others. Mentions Emerson Macedonia Oakland and Malvern as places visited and notes on school furnace work and a two carload cattle shipment to Omaha. A skating party on rough ice and a magic show by Paul Vernon are noted along with editorial drafts and local jokes about a hunter and a squirrel. The piece ends with praise for Bob and McGinley and a call for their return.
Hillsdale News Roundup From Adjoining Towns
Edgar Noel is on the sick list and Mel Sharpe slowly improves. Benj Dunigan shelled corn for Charlie Shepard. W M Fleming spent New Years at Corning Iowa. Judkins brought hogs to town for shipment. Sallie Barnard of Glenwood visited home folks. Mr and Mrs Gammitt returned to Little Sioux. Mrs Geo Fiddler's sister returned to Kremlin Oklahoma Territory. Mrs Potts and Lula went to Griswold to visit relatives. Homer Staggs and sisters visited Council Bluffs. Emma Crow spent New Years with her mother in Nebraska City. U B church was clown ed Thursday on Gospel Hill. Road Master Gray looked after railroad sidewalks. A new barber moved to town. Wilbur Thompson traveled to Glenwood Silver City Malvern and Hastings. Lyde Hardy resumed nursing at Uncle Abe Thomas’s home. Mrs Joe Haney returned from Hampurg visiting her mother. B R Skage plans a public sale Jan 9 before moving to Missouri. Geo Hamaker of White Cloud were visitors. U B church oyster supper January 10 in J D Graves building two blocks north of railroad. Mayor Graves married last week to Miss Capitola Read of Peru Nebraska. They will live in Peru. Wishing them happiness and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
Edgar Noel
Stead Cross
Mel. Sharpe
Benj. Dunigan
Charlie Shepard
W.M. Fleming
Corning
Iowa
Judkins
Sallie Barnard
Glenwood
Gammitt
Little Sioux
Geo. Fiddler
Kremlin
O.T
Potts
Lula
Griswold
Homer Staggs
Ove and
Maude
Council Bluffs
Emma Crow
Gospel Hill
Gray
Wilbur Thompson
Silver City
Malvern
Hastings
Lyde Hardy
Abe Thomas
Joe Haney
Hampurg
B. R. Skage
Missouri
Geo. Hamaker
Thompson
U. B. Church
J.D. Graves
Graves
Capitola. Read
Peru
Nebraska
Taylor Bishop
Peaceville
Four Corners
Ella Hume
H. W. Seeger
Albert Williams
Strahan Strikes Grippe Sickness and Local Happenings
Severn area notes report Patley Shultz shipping cattle to Omaha, pacers hauled for summer use, Joy Parker visiting Silver City, Loyd Black sick, Rev Carpenter preaching to a large crowd, Sam Stone selling jet steers to Omaha, Lemuel Belwood visiting Madison County, Br. Shugart breaking stalks, New Years celebrations with games and a $22 proceeds, Mrs M Weaver assisting, and H A Shaul taking his girl to Malvern for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strahan
Severn
Patley Shultz
Omaha
Pacers
Joy Parker
Silver City
W. HH. Salyers
Bundy
Vestal
Loyd Black
Ed Davis
Sons of
White Cloud
Strahan Gullers
Rev. Carpenter
Bud Melariand
Amuark
William Mott
Henry
Anna Hambsch
Galesburg
Philip Hambsch
H. A. Shaul
Malvern
Corbin
Wabash switch lines and local events reported in Strahan
Mrs. Fredrick of Imogene nurses her niece with typhoid when she fell and injured her arm. Neighbors note A Gourley walking mile round trips to place lights after Wabash switch changes. Strahan residents Will and Rose Roberts visit Ulysses Nebraska relatives. Wpworth League officers named Steve Criswell presiding and Sadie Salyers among vice presidents. A bright light seen early morning near Sussex linked to the Nieman church burning, described as a handsome structure north west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siahon
Wabash
A. Gourley
Tom Gidley
Aourley
Will Roberts
Ulysses
Butler County
Nebraska
Strahan
Wpworth Leauge
Steve Criswell
Mae Bradley
Sadie Salyers
Rose Salyers
Katie Ogden
Alta Boyer
Roy Weiderquist
D. N. Salyers
Treas
Neiman Church
Sussex
Strucure
Remarkable Cure of Croup by Chamberlain Cough Remedy
A Iowa mother credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving her child. She bought it from A E B Steere in Goodwin South Dakota and administered doses every ten minutes until the child vomited, later pulling strings of phlegm from the mouth. She asserts the medicine kept her boy alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A. EB. Steere
Goodwin, S. D
Joel Demon
Inwood
Iowa
D. Wilson
Silver City visitors and local notes page
Reeve and daughter visited Oma ha Friday while Reeve did business there. Peterson of Council Bluffs visited Silver City Sunday. Jones, reported sick, shows improvement. Swarts brothers visited the county seat Saturday. Lafrance, ex Malvern, in Silver City on business Wednesday. Hunt and wife visited Council Bluffs and Omaha Wednesday. Blanch Smith of Council Bluffs spent Sunday with parents. Talbott of Malvern visited Thursday. Vankirk shipped butcher goods to South Omaha last week. Pullman and Tom spent a few days with friends in Silver City. Sidener went to Lincoln Monday for a visit. Maud Spencer returned to Lincoln after a visit home. Mass and Swarts shipped butcher goods to South Omaha Monday. Mains Reeves sold a lazy feed grinder to Ed Vankirk. West millinery store closed. goods packed Tuesday. Wabash carpenters repair stock yards this week. John Pullman and Lyman Bryant visited Council Bluffs and Omaha Tuesday and Wednesday. Jud Wilson of Edwards, Ned, arrived Tuesday for days with Tt. D. Plaumb. Frank Howser's son died Thursday from lung fever after illness of about a week. Tim and John Conley went to El Reno Tuesday to look over a farm and expect to be away ten days. Arch Jackson of Randolph Neb visited Silver City. his sister Pet went home with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP. Reeve
Omaha
Reeve
PB. Peterson
Council Bluffs
Silver City
A. P. Jones
Messrs
W. C
Mark Swarts
Geo. Lafrance
Malvern
Chas’ Hunt
Council Eane
Blanch Smith
J. L. Talbott
BE. H. Vankirk
Geo. Pullman
Gon
Tom
Geo. Sidener
Lincoln
Neb
Maud Spencer
Mass
W. C. Swarts
Mains & Reeves
Ed Vankirk
Miss West
Wabash
John Pullman
Lyman Bryant
Jud Wilson
Edwards
Ned
D. Plaumb
Tim
John Conley
el Reno
O.T. Duesday
Lim
Arch Jackson
Randolph
Miss Pet
Indigestion Relief Ad At Local Drugstore
A fragment from a donation party note mentions a woman who left early due to illness. It urges readers to call at the local drug store for Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin to treat indigestion, stated as the cause of her sickness. Bottles priced 50 cents and one dollar are available at all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indy
Dr. Caldwell
Dr. Cnaldwell
J. Kilmer
Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
N. Yu
All Go
Local Notes From Here and Nearby Towns
TABOR. Several car loads of horses were shipped from here Saturday. Kyla Van Veranken returned Saturday to her school duties. Malvern, Mr. and Mrs. Winer Anderson moved into their new home on East Street this week. Mr. Grant Durst of Brighton Colo is visiting friends here this week. Miss Lucile Bruen of Emerson was guest of Miss Anna Ivory for several days last week. Watch the T. and N for its new couch which will soon be put on the road.
Daltons move into Jones property on Orange St
Mr and Mrs Sam Dalton move household goods into the Jones property on Orange Street after Dalton recently bought the dry goods store of D M Barbour. The report mentions community figures and local events including a stroke incident and a club gathering at the Weatherhead home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Dalton
Jones
Orange St
Dalton
Ous Thelergs
D. M. Barbour
Bob Hurst
Tabor
Wall Street cholera hit McMillen’s hogs. town news
Wr McMillen loses hogs to cholera while Glenwood visitor Frank Buffington visits his girl on Wall Street. A New Year’s shooting match drew a large crowd at Arno Schaller's, and Everett Henderson with Miss Elma Knight visited Ed Meeboer’s family in Silver City. Aunt Media Phifer of Glenwood visits this week. Pleasant Valley school opens after a two week holiday with Grace Brown teaching. Jobo Sharp, Chas Babbitt and Anna Moore shared New Year’s dinner at W P Brower. Will and Fred Harding plan moves south of Hillsdale after a social Tuesday. East Liberty Sunday School elected officers for the year: H B Anderson Superintendent, C C Knight Assistant, Claude Kerney Secretary, Breezie Knight Treasurer, Miss Iva Francis Organist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Wr. McMillen
Frank Buffington
Glenwood
Arno Schaller
Everett Henderson
Elma Knight
Ed Meeboer
Silver City
Media Phifer
Pleasant Valley
Grace Brown
Jobo Sharp
Chas Babbitt
Anna Moore
W. P
H. B. Anderson
C. C. Knight
Claude Kerney
Breezie Knight
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Home Cure
A period ad claims excessive exile harms are avoided by using Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption. It touts cures for coughs colds and throat and lung diseases with immediate relief from the first dose. Trial bottles offered free at W D Wilsons with 50¢ and 81 00 prices and a guaranteed bottle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. D. Wilson’s
Emerson Area Social Roundup Full of Local Gossip
Emerson notes list numerous social visits and illnesses from Tuesday to Sunday including Corbin of Malvern, Mrs Garns in Red Oak, Rev Stanley from Lincoln, Grace Durfee of Nodaway, and Miss Culver heading to Indianola. Local residents attend meetings, host guests, and celebrate family events amid church activities and town commerce.
NORTIS GROVE NEWS BRIEFS AND FAMILy NOTES
Mr Bowen remains in critical condition. Mrs Roxy Stroud suffers throat troubles. Lois Dunbar visited a cousin north of Glenwood. Walter Stroud traveled to Omaha with visiting relatives. D E Morse family invited to the wedding of Sonny James and Sheridan Gatlin. Grandma Hoyt in poor health but improving. John Davis of Marion county visited James Dunbar’s family for New Year. Willis Menning returned home to Blocton after four months with A G Fleming. A note urges heat a brick for a friend’s ride on cold days. The new organ was settled for last Thisday. Much of the pric hys by ladies sociaties in two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nortis Grove
Bowen
Roxy Stroud
Lois Dunbar
Glenwood
Walter Stroud
Omaha
D. E. Morse
Sonny James
Sheridan Gatlin
Grandma Hoyt
John Davis
Marion County
James Dunbar
Willis Menning
A. G. Fleming
Blocton
Viday
Electing Bitters Promises Cure for Various Ailments
Mrs. Phebe Cherley of Peterson Iowa touts Electing Bitters as a cure for backache headaches nervousness sleeplessness melancholy fainting and other troubles. She claims kidney issues and a lame back vanished after use and at 73 she can do all housework. The ad notes relief from constipation improved appetite and general health and lists W D Wilson's drug store as the seller for 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phebe Cherley
Peterson
Si Gable
W. D. Wilson
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T. D. Phillips
Young
Jos Maynes
Jennie Curtains
Sidney
Roseos Lewis
Macedonia
Henderson
A. J. Huntsman
Emerson
School House
Jas. Lake
Maggie Darnell
Geo. Boggess
Wesley Chapel
Dick Young
Taylor
Lawrence
Barvista Paul
Lust
Tuincoln
Jessie 3
Cheney
Nellie Hollingsworth
Bill McMillen
Bill
Paul Vernon
Toiday
Jesse Loving
Herald
Jesse
N.Y. Herald
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Henderson J
Bob
Hoa McGinley
Bob McGinley
Woesthaver
Mr. McGinley
McGinley
Henarson
Iva
Gough
James Pendergast
Amato Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Siean Lone
Fredrick
Imogene
Tred Maynard
Croup
Paul Goode
Cole
Thurman
Twentieth Century Club
Geo. I. Benedict
West King St
Decatur, Ill
Omata
A. Tollinger
Red Oak
Rev. Stanley
Grace Durfee
Nodaway
Azenbaugh
Ivan Sturgeon
Wy. W. Abel
Thesay
Frank Haton
York
Aebr
Me. Bruen
Graham
Monmouth
Ill
Edith Evang
Knoxville
Nelle Culver
Indianola
W.S. Hooker
M. I
A. H. Sherman
Emerson Business
Alton
H. L. West
Bedford
J. L. Bellati
Puesday
W.S. Douglas
Plata Ginnix
Waterloo
Nebr
Methodist
John Evans
Vernon Griffith
Fairbank
Minn
Military Academy
A.C. Ladd
New York
Rob Callen
Mr. Callen
Tri Will
Louise Blagher
Edna Bruen
Des Moines
J. W. Huelle
Yorktown
Geo
Cross
J. S. Christy
Northeap
Goodell Brick
Mr. Northrup
Jack McCarty
Henry Douglas
McClain
Mr. Douglas
Annie Stephens
Belleville, Wood Co
West Va
Golder
Dr. Pierce
Neot Swamp
Val
W. Co. Haynes Mallvern
P, Riney
Dean Building
South Side
Public Square
David Elson
Justice of the Peace
Towa
J. B. Scott
Ce Rorinda’e Storr
Ito
Wye R. Whitnall, M. D
Haskines
Ferguson & Beckett's
John R. Robinson
Glenwhed
Laird
Milla County
Sec'nos Bank
A. Campbell
Malvern, Iowa
Whitfield
Malvern, Tows
Boehner Mercantile UN
I. U. Parsons
Wilson
Rocky Mountain
Andra
Kay
Saratoga
Enovatos
B. J. Kay
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