Hastings town notes show improvements and delays
Miss Ruth Mason is improving and may be out soon. The pool hall gets a fresh coat of paint. A farmer in town ordered a Chicago mail order auto prepaid last winter and has yet to receive it. Local residents attend meetings, graduations, and travels, with Abel Cary and Seth Dean among those seen in town. The Oxford hotel, built by Frank Christie, is nearing completion with nine rooms for transients and a widened dining area.
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Ruth Mason
Thomas Young
Chicago
O.h
Clyde Genung
Rolfe Whitnall
State University At
Iowa City
S. E. Mitchell
University Place
Nebr
J. R. Parker
Frank Christie
The
Oxford
Christie
Mrs T Morrell visits Strahan and local sightings
Mrs T Morrell of Wymore Nebr visited her sister in Strahan for a couple of weeks. County Clerk Frank Davis from Glenwood spent the weekend at his home north of town. BE Kayton visited Malvern. Mrs Fred Borene from Silver City visited sister Mrs Gus Borene. Dr Plimpton of Glenwood and Mrs S M Criswell were seen. nurse Mrs Anderson from Glenwood remains with Mrs Criswell. Mills County central fair soon. W W Wolfe praises California. Grover Davis went to Red Oak Monday.
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T. HE. Morrell
Wymore, Nebr
J. H. Davis
Strahan
Frank Davis
Glenwood
Town
BE. C. Kayton
Malvern
Fred Borene
Silver City
Gus Borene
Plimpton
M. Criswell
Anderson
Criswell
Mills County
W. W. Wolfe
California
Grover Davis
Red Oak
G. W. van Ausdale
A.D. Davis
M. E. Church
Hastings
Shike
Mr. van Ausdale
Licking
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Arthur
Ralph
Ray
Charles
Emerson H. F. Qglevie and Galpin Visit Distinct Iowa Towns
Emerson H. F. Qglevie left for Des Moines Tuesday while Prof. M. C. Galpin traveled to Bloomfield Iowa. The city installed a concrete water tank by the butcher shop corner, built by Jesse Tate at a bargain price of 37.50, providing fire protection and stock water. Miss Leona Draheim and Miss Alving Draheim hosted a Macedonia girls house party from Thursday to Tuesday with guests Miss Dye Aggson and the Wiggington sisters, reporting a delightful time.
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H. F. Qglevie
Des Moines
Prof
M. C. Galpin
Bloomfield
Iowa
Jesse Tate
Leona
Alving Draheim
Macedonia
Dye
Aggson
Missus Wiggington
Henderson H F Wilson and family travel notes in county visit
Local column recounts Henderson H F Wilson and daughter Flora returning from a western trip pleased with scenery. Mentions Creston work, Red Oak visit, Cambridgeers and neighbors including Miss Florence Skinner, Miss Zell Ridgeway winning a contest, real estate sale, several departures for Colorado Seattle and Nebraska, and community events such as a Coulter pony and dog show. Also notes deaths, hospital surgeries, church remodeling, and a westward sightseeing and mining tour planned by Rollings Coppock.
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Christian Church
K. of
P. Hall
Walter Triplett
Yuma
Colorado
Joel Beetley
Greeley
Colo
Sam Owens
S. M. Coppock
Maud Bryant
Cola
Joel Woods
Jessie Rawles
J.C. Goss
Red Oak
North Grove Social Notes and Fire Alarm Report
Mrs Myrtle Shaw and children visit Mrs Dunbar on Thursday afternoon. Mrs John Salmons and daughter Martha visited Cla rinda. Sylvia Dunbar returned from Corning with Naomi Salmons. Mrs Lois Roberts improves under Dr C H Bryant. Walter Mason found the Rockafellow house on fire and alerted others but wind prevented saving it. Mrs James Dunbar visiting in Corning. Farm for sale or exchange ad offered for one cent per word.
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Myrtle Shaw
Dunbar
John Salmons
Martha
Clarinda
Sylvia Dunbar
Corning
Naomi Salmons
Lois Roberts
C. H. Bryant
Walter Mason
Rockafellow House
James Dunbar
Hillsdale News Notes Local People and Happenings
Hillsdale residents report job changes and travels. Geo Blackman quit working for J W Miller last Tuesday. Everett Haines gave his house a new coat of paint. Wilbur Thompson of Macedonia visits at Ft Strouds. Claud Brooks and Claud Chambers plan a trip to South Dakota to review claims. Wm Marshall shopped in town. J K Tucker shows little improvement. C N Shultz at county seat. M Tucker at Balfour. Harry Southards of Balfour in Hillsdale. A young man in the Hillsdale store warned about smoking indoors. Ed Patterson cuts oats for Wn Alley. Walt Irwin went to Tabor and brought back a new mower.
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Geo. Blackman
J. W. Miller
George
Everett Haines
Wilbur Thompson
Macedonia
Ft. Stroud’s
Claud Brooks
Claud Chambers
South Dakota
Hillsdale
Wm. Marshall
J. K. Tucker
M. Tucker
Balfour
Harry Southards
Ed Patterson
Walt Irwin
Tabor
Farm and business visits noted in brief local item
Geo A. Davis of Glenwood visited Tuesday to tend his farm while Wm. Alley conducted business at Malvern on Monday.
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Geo A. Davis
Glenwood
Wm. Alley
Malvern
Horse Spooks Buggy. Mrs Hicks Seriously Hurt In Silver City
Last evening J B Hicks driving horse ran away with Mrs Hicks in the buggy. She was thrown and collar bone broken in two places. The horse plunged after frightening at an automobile. Dri Moore tried to help but failed. The buggy struck a post near the stock yards. Mrs Hicks landed on her shoulder. She was taken to Dr Moore’s office for treatment. Harness torn. car escaped damage. Other local notes mention visits, travel plans, and a 70 year old groom marrying a 19 year old bride in Plattsmouth.
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Times
J.B. Hicks
Mra. Hicks
Dri Moore
Randolph Eases Departures and Local News Tidbits
Mrs A Stiles and daughter Prudie left Randolph Tuesday for Rushville Nebraska to establish a new home while Mr Stiles moved the household goods yesterday leaving a council vacancy. Vera Parkhurst wed last Monday at Hamburg with details scarce. Dr Kerr says another daughter born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Allely last Thursday night. Mrs G M West to visit from Wichita. Mr and Mrs J D Nigay returned from Hot Springs South Dakota after a months vacation. Mrs R B Gidley visiting with sister Mrs Bert Armstrong and parents in Shenandoah. B D Pippitt reports one sorrel mule found dead in stall valued over 225 after rejected 450 offer for pair. Conductor Cartwright returns from three weeks Texas vacation and resumes train duties.
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Enterprise
Vera Parkhurst
Hamburg
Wichite
Kans
F. P. Spencer
J. D. Nigay
Hot Springs
S. Dak
R. B. Gidley
Shenandoah
Mis
Bert Armstrong
D. N. Godwin
B. D. Pippitt
Pippitt
Cartwright
Texas
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