Henderson County Notes and Weekend Events
Local notes report visits by Fred Greig Geo Starr Ernest Darnell and HL Carson among others. Jail work begins mason Henry Strader. Miss Susie Center to wed Bert Drury at Methodist church July 31 with reception at Irwin's hall. A lively charity ice cream sale for church funds, a fishing pond site prep by Joel Woods, barber student Clyde Edmunson home recovering, and upcoming ball games plus a street fair trip to Griswold. A Mischief laden ladies versus young men baseball game entertains, score unknown but ladies lead. umpire unnamed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Briggs
Christian Endeavorers
Susie Center
Bert Drury
Trwin’s
Joel Woods
Clyde Edmunson
Neola
Vsit
Malvern
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Griswold
Maroons
Glenwood
Iowa
Nebraska
Henderson
Boston Bloomer Girls
Quigg
Young
Coppock
Harlan
Hay
Phillips
August Flower Promises Quick Relief for Indigestion
The pamphlet touts August Flower as a cure for dyspepsia and liver complaints. It claims over 75 percent of Americans suffer stomach ills with symptoms like sour stomach headaches heartburn and poor appetite. Two doses are said to relieve symptoms and urges readers to consult a druggist and seek Green's Prize Almanac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Harvest and social notes from Box Elder district
John Wise helped John Ayer in the harvest last Friday and Monday. Mrs J H Ayer and daughter visited Henderson and Macedonia on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J H Wise and son Marion visited Oakland last weekend. Chester Cooksey of Malvern and Edith DeBolt spent time with Ed Sowers’ sister. John Ayer and wife Hazel and May Ayer visited Charley Parker Sunday. Rough and Sowers began a new threshing job Monday. Epworth League social planned at Wesley Chapel Little Man school house one week from Thursday evening August Ast. All invited. Farmers urged to keep Sabbath, avoid work and baseball, return to Bible reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wise
John Ayer
J. H. Ayer
Henderson
Macedonia
J. H. Wise
Marion
Oakland
Chester Cooksey
Malvern
Edith DeBolt
Ed. Sowers
Hazel
May Ayer
Charley Parker
J. Rough
Wd Sowers
Epworth League of Wesley Chapel
Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Claim
It dazzles the world with claims of medical breakthrough. The advertisement asserts dramatic cures for consumption pneumonia hemorrhage and bronchitis and other ailments including coughs colds asthma croup hay fever hoarseness and whooping cough. Sold by W D Wilson with a satisfaction guarantee and refund option. Large bottles priced 60c or $1.00 with trial bottles free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. D. Wilson
Hillsdale News Roundup of Social and Church Events
Hillsdale reports sickness of Mrs R L Barnard and several church and social activities. visits to Council Bluffs and Cherry Grove noted, baptisms at the Ridge, Epworth League ice cream and cake social planned for Tuesday, July 30, and a U B social profit of 25.43 dollars. Sunday school at 10, class at 1, senior league 7, preaching later. Families from Silver City and Omaha hospital news mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsdale
R. L. Barnard
van Anderson
Council Bluffs
John Hopp
Barkhammer
Cherry Grove
Hillsdare
Zike
Ridge
Epworth League
James Petty
Plattsmouth
Lou Newcommer
Silver City
Newcommers
Waltermyre Sundry
U. B
Cliftons
Omaha Methodist Hospital
M. 1
Whitmer
Monona County
Isaac Harris
Fairview
M. E. Church
Hall's Catarrh Cure Patent Statement Notice
Frank J. Cheney sworn as senior partner of F. J. Cheney & Co. to pay 100 dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Statement dated December 6, 1886 before Notary A. W. Gleason. Cure marketed in Toledo, Ohio with testimonials, price 75 cents. Hall's Family Pills also advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Hall
A. D
A. W. Gleason
Toldo
Silver City Daily Social Byte From Omaha Visitors
Silver City notes multiple visits by residents and guests to Omaha and Council Bluffs. Shipped cattle to Chicago. Geo Bratton funeral remains moved from Clarinda for burial in Silver City. Farmers eye corn binders amid drought. Ingraham township Republican caucus set for July 27 to select delegates for Glenwood convention.
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Silver City
Albert Hunt
Omaha
J.C. Maurath
P. Pearson
Amos Smith
Chus
Kruse
Sam Kerney
Nellie Kirby
Council Bluffs
Jas. Talbott
Malvern
Rev. Alexander
Crete
Neb
Reed
A. P. Reeve
Paul
Chas
Swarts
Flanagan
Chicago
A. A. Plumb
Colo. Springs
Grandpa Kline
Crowman
Silver’ City
M. Kline
L. D. Huffaker
Randolph
Tabor
Geo. Bratton
Clarinda
Ingraham Township
Greenwood & Son
Glenwood
Local notes from Strahan include repairs and visits
W Miller started barrel ling apples A Gipp finishes house Mrs Front guest of Mrs Kayton improving Robt Kilpatrick received stock cattle from Kansas Ligud Black begins post office clerk job Malvern visitors work on farm Central Committee sets Republican primary July 27 at Clark IL agent Coulter surveys Scott Rancho Blacksmith Shane injures knee Churchill moves granary to Scott Rancho Telephone line issues and jokes cross Iowa and Tabor wires at Stock tens two lines allow talking all day Sunday caution urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
League
Chenowith
Scott Rancho
Shane
Churchill
Malvern
Strahan
Boyer
Iowa
Tabor
Stoctens
Remedy for Stomach and Bowel Trouble Warned as Superior
O W Wakefield of Columbus Georgia touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as unmatched for stomach and bowel issues. He claims it cured two cholera morbus cases in his family and has sold hundreds of bottles with complete customer satisfaction. Sold by W D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
O. W. Wakefield
Columbus
W. D. Wilson
Hastings News Roundup Shows Visits and Local Changes
Hastings residents and visitors populate the week with names like L. T. Genung, Prof. Marsh, J. T. Ward, Geo. Foulks, and Homer West. Notable events include a death of Mrs. Hummel in White Cloud, a fat cattle purchase by Crawford, and a camping accident. Emerson highlights local infrastructure upgrades as the town plans a windmill and water tank, with talk of a chemical engine for fire protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
L. T. Genung
Woods
Prof. Marsh
J.T. Ward
Geo. Foulks
Malvern
Homer West
Avoca
J. B. McKown
Monay
H. C. Robbins
Frank
Nebraska
Bert Genung
Nebr
Ward Carpenter
Hartington Nebr
Joe
Everett Percell
A. J. Warren
Tabor baseball tournament and local visits headline
Cheney and Blair attended the Tabor baseball tournament last Thursday. A wander of neighbors includes Homer West and wife visiting Emerson friends in town from Avoca, and Harvey Lakin returning from Shenandoah where he studied. Others return from Denver and Glenwood visits, a picnic near White Cloud, and several relocations and family visits. The column notes Mrs. Tanner of Carson visiting relatives, Nell Gunn and Jessie Patrick hosting guests, and Ralph Davis taking a two week vacation before resuming duties at a St Joseph wholesale firm. A river picnic features Myron Shipman, Robin Eaton, John Frans, Mae Crawford, Ednn Bruen, and Gertrude Geopfarth. An inquiry into ticket satisfaction ends with Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin favored for digestion and scheduled for sale by S. T. Brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Cheney
A. C. Blair
Tabor
Homer West
Avoca
Emerson
Harvey Lakin Cme
Shenandoah
Harry Tubbs
Glenwood
Alva Strickler
Denver
A. M. Culver
Red Oak
Richard Tanner
Carson
D. Fansher
Nell Gunn
Jessie Patrick
McCrook County
Nebr
Ralph Davis
St. Joseph
John Sandiland
Mt. Morris
Ill
Maury Adams
East Hill
Logan
Miss Magee
White Cloud
Messrs
Myron Shipman
Robin Eaton
John Frans
Mae Crawford
Ednn Bruen
Gertrude Geopfarth
Pacific Junction News Highlights Local Arrivals and Incidents
The Post Unice moved Tuesday into a new building west of Huyme Bros. Frank Rogers and wife begun housekeeping at Sherman property. Clara and Emma Van Shultz of Syracuse Nebr visiting Junction friends. Dr. Bacon to visit Indiana and Pan American Exposition. A small local picnic was held at Wandonsie led by W. S. Scott and Page Stroud. Davis and Anderson bought horses in Omaha and sell to locals. Theodore Dorf broke his knee while handling hay. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised for curing long standing coughs and lung troubles. sold by W. D. Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Unice
Huyme Bros
Frank Rogers
Sherman
Clara
Emma van Shultz
Syracuse
Nebr
Junction
Dr. Bacon
Indiana
Wandonsie
Page Stroud
Davis
Anderson
Glenwood Social and Civic Notes Run Wednesday
Win L Tubbs of Emerson paid a visit to Glenwood Wednesday while O R Patrick, also in Emerson, attended farm interests. Editor Paul S Junkin of the Corning Union Republican handled business and enjoyed the ball game. Licenses issued include John Plant, Mary Mitchell, W J Stout, Bedia A Noe, and Miss Lizzie Hutchings of Hastings, who will teach in Malvern next year. The WQO W unveiled a monument to the late W Lillis in Glenwood cemetery with ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Wood
L. Tubbs
Emerson
O. R. Patrick
Paul S. Junkin
Corning Union-Republican
John Plant
Mary Mitchell
Pacific Junction
W. J. Stout
Bedia A. Noe
Henderson
Lizzie Hutchings
Hastings
Glenwood
Hutchings
Mills County
Malvern
W. QO. W
W. @. Lillis
Sermons and Prayer Observances Highlight Union Services
News of the Churches notes Elder Stephenson preached a strong sermon on Reverence. Rev. Alex Corkey to speak on the Spiritual Condition of our Churches next Sunday. Rev. Jas. Corkey’s brother filled the pulpit last Sabbath. Upcoming Union evening sermon on Sabbath Observance promises strong Christian interest. Missouri Day of Prayer observed last Sabbath amid widespread distress and calls for divine aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Union
Alex Corkey
Jas
Corkey
Presbyterian
Missouri
Kilmer Johnson and many locals visit Nebraska towns
Personal mentions record Kilmer Johnson in Omaha on business Tuesday. Miss Lilly Wilson visits Hastings friends early in the week. Numerous names note Glenwood, Malvern, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, and other nearby towns with visits, trips, and family connections. The Glenwood Tournament update highlights local teams and standings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilmer Johnson
Omaha
Lilly Wilson
Hastings
Hazel Campbell
Glenwood
Starbucks
K. W. Greenlee
Malvern
Angie Wishback
Colorado
Dave McCafferty
Weller
Free if It Fails to Cure Rector Pile Cure Pitch
W. D. Wilson promotes a pile cure product with a money back guarantee. The offer includes a free pile pipe with each package and a 50 cent price, promising samples free and a no cure, no pay policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Wilson
Hare's Offer Sparks South Side Feed Store Trade
Gy Bingaman of South Side Feed Store advertises readiness to grind feed for all kings and maintain a good Hana stock for sale, inviting potential customers to trial the service and stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hare
Bingaman
South Side
Estray Notice in Mills County District Court
Taken up as an estray by J. W. Starr at Hastings Indian Creek Town in Mills County on June 24 1907 a black mare pony weight about 800 pounds age about 1 year with a white star on forehead a left shoulder mark and a back wire scar valued at 10 dollars by James Clark Starr Willard Starr posted before S B Hatchlings Justice of the Peace signed Hale County Auditor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Starr
Hastings
Indian Creek
Milla County
James Clark
Stary
Willard Stary
S. B. ‘Hatchlings
Justice of the Peace
Hale
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M. E. Parsonage
London
Tuttorall
Ed Erwin
Lynn Geil
M. L. Evans
Marion Jr
Okahoji
Charlie Maloy
Earle Swisher
Edna Jones
Wales
A. D. Snodgrass
Charlie Strickler
Iowa City
Edith Applegate
Mable Sandiland
J. R. Jones
Wiles
Sam Stein
Jessie Cullyer
Toeberg & Cassell
Tyrone
Dr. Caldwell
S. T. Brothers
Joe Wearin
Colorado Points
Milt VanDorn
Pat Kilmartin
Cornell Bluffs
Myrtle Byers
Des Moines
Bessie Kilpatrick
Madison
Corn Seed
Chantry
C. M. Hopkins
Helena
Mon
G. A. Richards
Central Hotel
J. J. Maurath
Mae Kearney
Adaline Ward
Seward
Warren Chantry
Perkins
Oklahoma
Mills Co
F. A. Allen
Davenport
W. P. Wortman
Hugh Gibson
Kingsley
J. 3. Miller
Mesdames
A. J. Chantry
J. S. Miller
Misa Rains
Carrie Wills
Homer Wills
A. Weller
Beveridge
Cora Smith
Humphrey
W. B. Oaks
Alice Crosby
Silver City Times
Clawalana
Nebraska City
Cleveland
Chas. Hammond
D. Gibson
Wm. Kneeland
Chantry’s Landing
Swain's Woods
Harry Conrad
Harry
STARV
Nancy J. Mounreasrcar
Yonkers, N
J. L. Buckingham
District Court of the State of Town
Martha E Ranne
Plaintif
Martha Nye
Dora Sloneker
George Sloneker
Silas Sloneker
Denis O Sloneker
Eva Coates
Samuel Pitzer
Ross Pitzer
Minor
Georgia Pitzer
Nina D. Pitzer
Effie Pitzer
Jacob Sloneker
May Tverstron
Myraetta
Pitzer
Lizzie Johnson
W. R. Johnson
District Court
State of
Recorders Office
Milla
C. C. Potter
Lewis W. S. McCluskey
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