Local visits and church notices in Liberty area
The column lists visits by J. W. Rimel and family to John Harding, Rev. Pomeroy from Albany preached at East Liberty, W. P. Brower visiting an aunt at Creaton, Will Francis family with their daughter at West Liberty, and a Lady of the Friends church to preach at Mast Liberty with invitations extended. Wesley Hurst returns from Omaha to farm for the season. Missionaries Reys Thomas and Davis of the American Sunday School Union spoke at Liberty School and Davis gave a brief talk appreciated by attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Rimel
John Hardings
Rev. Pomeroy
Albany, Mo
East Liberty
W.P. Brower
Creaton
Will Francis
Uttle
West Liberty
The
Friends Church
Mast Liberty
Wesley Hurst
Omaha
McCord, Brady & Co
Reys
Thomas and Davis
American Sunday School Union
Liberty
Davis
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Ad
A vintage ad promotes Dr King’s New Discovery as a home cure for coughs colds and lung diseases. It claims the first dose provides relief and cures follow with persistent use. Trial bottles are offered free and full bottles priced 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. D. Wilson
Mills County notices and local happenings in Hillsdale
County board invites bids for jail addition while rural mail routes expand from Mills to multiple towns. multiple smallpox cases reported near West Oak and Lyons. Surveyors work toward Council Bluffs and Glenwood area, generating public curiosity. Local residents and visitors noted include J Burger with mail boxes and several named merchants, clergy, and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ll.ud
Delbert Davis
Erie Bergstrom
Pacific Junction
J. d. Burger
Ora ‘Lee
Mills County
Emerson
Malvern
Hastings
Henderson
Silver City
Hillsdale
Glenwood
West Oak
Lyons
Deep Mystery of Women’s Aches Cited in Bitters Ad
A vintage testimonial claims Lydia Bitters cure backache headache nervousness sleeplessness melancholy and dizzy spells. Mrs Phebe Cherley of Patterson Iowa writes that kidney troubles and a lame back kept her from dressing herself but Bitters fully cured her and aged 73 can now do housework. The ad touts improved appetite and health, price 50 cents at W D Wilson’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louthe. Bitters
Kidnay
Phebe Cherley
Paterson
Leewie Bitters
W.D. Wilson
Tabor Notes Roundup From Sid ney and Surrounds
Tabor social and church items list several local happenings. A. A. Failing was courting in Sidney Monday. Mabel Crouser left Tabor college for Shenandoah. Dr. Tweedy settled his case with Fremont county for smallpox care at 1000. Hallam and Paine visited Hillsdale. The Twentieth Century Club met with Miss Tay. program praised. Lower grades suffer illness. grippe prevalent. RX Lodge members discussed forming a ladies club. Mrs. Crocker and daughter Mabel are ill. Revival meetings at Christian church progress with Rev. DeVol delivering nightly lectures to large crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
T. P. Way
Omaha
Mr. Fleming
John Supple
Harry Vanslyke
Kansas
Herbert Evans
Potts
Atlantic
Robert Sharp
Dr. Plimpton
Four Corners
Viddler
Gifford
the Ridge
Drake
Ridge
Clyde Noel
A. A. Failing
Sidney
Mabel Crouser
Tabor College
Shenandoah
P. Lodge
Crocker
Mabel
The
Christian Church
DeVol
A Profitable Investment in Kodol Cure Story
A Somerville Indiana resident, Demick, claims seven years of stomach trouble and $1,000 spent without relief. He says after using Kodol Dyspepsia Cure he is entirely well. The ad notes that digestion is key and that the product digests foods so readers need not diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Demick
Somerville
Ind
C, Sr. Royce
Local notes and town happenings in Strahan area
Assessor Piburn makes rounds while residents, including Charlie and Mae Criswell, consider college in Shenandoah. Local tradesmen, health notes, and recent accidents are logged along with visits from Omaha and Malvern. A wedding wish to Mr and Mrs Summers concludes a cluttered community roundup of people, animals, and incidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piburn
Ae. Coufits
Charlie
Mae Criswell
Shenandoah
Emerson notes and society updates from Mills County
Ethelena Panshér convalesces from typhoid fever while S J Steen battles pleura pneumonia. Mrs Fred Huelle and others recover from typhoid. County Superintendent Moore visited to inspect school books. MWA held a big meeting with 75 attendees, new officers installed, then banquetted. Numerous local visits and movements among Red Oak, Perry, Hillsdale, Des Moines, Omaha, and Lincoln figures noted, with small town social followings and routine transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethelena Panshér
Moore
S.J. Steen
The
Town Telephone Co
Miss Keller
Red Oak
Schroeder's
Frank Patrick
Oakland
Emerson
W. Said
Omaha
Mra
W . Post
Nebraska
J. T. Barns
Jne Supple
Creston
Hillsdale
Burlington
Mills County
MWA
Shney
K. C
Collins
Witch Hazel Salve Cited For Child Wound Care
Public notice extols De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve as a remedy for burns bruises and cuts claiming it draws out pain and speeds healing. It warns of counterfeits and includes a testimonial from James Mock of Webster Indiana and C 8 Royce about eczema relief in a baby after doctors gave up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
de Witt
Witch Hazel
James Mock
N. Webster
Ind
Royce
Hastings Residents and Local Notes In Hastings
Gus Russell begins rounds and has right to inquire into everybody’s business. The juvenile band reorganizes and practices regularly, a strong group for the coming season. Mrs Reese the milliner, recently sick, left for Leon to recover at home and shows improvement. Green Bay Lumber moves Russell Chapin carpenters shop to the yard for a sash house. Geo Tamissen visited Omaha on Tuesday. Atty A Sowers was in town Tuesday and shared notes on local matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Russell
Reese
Leon
Green Bay
Russell & Chapin Carpenter Shop
Gea Tamissen
Foal Colt Stakes at Shenandoah Fair 1902 Entry Details
Open to colts from Page Fremont Mills and Montgomery Counties foals of 1900 with a ten dollar entry split into four payments due by February 1902 address details include sire dam color and sex, heats distance 75 yards prize money 50 25 15 10 percent added by association. Shenandoah Fair runs August 12 to 15 1902 with multiple entries allowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Page
Fremont
Mills
Montgomery
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Heaton
Corps of Electric Line
Frank
Raton
Ralph Laraway
Villisca
Jo J. McClure
Ingraham
H. Ahaul
White Cloud
Court House
Judge Green
Distict Court
Mills County Next Tuesday, January 26Th. ‘al He Winkler
C.P. Hale
City
Hamaker
Mamie Drake
Coring
Len Wilkinson
E.W. Ryan
Jasper County
James Reasoner
Rev
Boyd
U. B
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James
Pendergast
Amato Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Chamberlain
North Grove
Ancil Dunbar
Andy
Mrs. Perry
Dunbar
A. EB. Fleming
Myra Hoyt
Henry Finley
Sarah Loving
Emma Barnes
South Grove
Tabor
Strahan
Wabash
A. C. Gonley
H. A. Shaul
Id Summers
D. N. Salyers
Horace Tacratt
Will Schaeffer
Harry Conrad
I. J
Wing and
Weaver Ware
Geo’ Fisher
Scott
Carey
B.G
Vestal
Very Bridges
C. I. Tacrett
Hol, Baird
Jas. Criswellis
Howard Weaver
Frank Hamaker
Robert Kilpatrick
Randolph
Salyers
Mrs. Woods
near-Imogene
Sam Warfields
Hazel Campbell
Lillian
Elsie Chaptry
Forest Chantry
Fairview School
Misa BE
J. R. Grahan
Miss French
Eemernon
AM Thorson
Lee R. France
Perry
Will
James Shields
E Reynolds
Hog Gobagen
Miss Merle
Blanche Edwards
Francis
Norall
Ozenbaugh
Coin
Pro- Prietor
S R Williams
Brookfield
Pred Briggs
Lincoln
Nebr
Des Moines
J R Jones
Lula Adama
Des
Moines
Wiatt
Messrs
France
Florall
Rev Stanley
Robi Ferrin
Wayne
A. D. Sowers
Heins
Atty
the Association
C. E. Young
Shenandoah Fair
Deardorff’s Grocery
Werman
Baltimore
New York
Cy A
Ay Werman
S. Broadway
LA ‘Salle
Ghicagd, Ill
City Livery
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