Aged mother ill and town notes from Glenwood
The item list reports Mrs. Carlton Wheeler’s mother gravely ill, Miss Addie Kronsbein visiting from Malvern, and Mrs. A. J. Russell also ill with care from Miss Carrie Russell. Local events include a new New Casey restaurant opening by Mrs. M. M. Crewdson, a large canning factory rush, and preparations for county Republican convention attendance. Also noted: various visits, property transfers, a tragic funeral for Nathan Gilliland, and a sheriff raid on local joints with fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlton Wheeler
Tipton
Glenwood
Malvern
Clyde McMurtrey
Omaha
Emerson
Addie Kronsbein
A. J. Russell
Carrie Russell
Hastings
Clerk Potter
Chicago
O. L. Templeton
Hot Springs
M. D
M. M. Crewdson
Fred Stone
Wm. van Doren
White Cloud
Henderson Baseball Nosed Out By Carson In Close Saturday Bout
Henderson and Carson met in a rough pitched game with Henderson leading 9 to 4 by the ninth inning. Carson rallied for a six run burst to win 10 to 9, aided by Beymer from Avoca and Franklin from Atlantic to shore up their battery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. Young's
Cemetery Association
Trwin’s Hall
Carson
Beymer
Avoca
Franklin
Atlantic
Henderson
Carson Boys
Kiger
Young
Dye
Coppack
Breevington
Saves a Woman's Life From Chronic Lung Trouble
Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits Dr Kings New Dietary for Consumption with curing her years of lung trouble and obstinate cough after other remedies failed. She reports she could breathe and speak freely at times and promises others suffering from coughs colds throat and lung troubles that the remedy never disappoints with a 60 day trial money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois Cragg
Dorchester
Mass
Boyes
Dr Pierce Favorite Prescription Promises Relief for Women
A historical ad-style notice urges weak and sick women to seek Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets, claiming it cures irregularities, drains, inflammation, and ulceration. It features testimonials like Mrs. Nora Gaddie and invites free confidential letters to Dr. R V Pierce in Buffalo New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Nora Gaddie
Rio
Hart Co. Ky
Postmaster Endorses Caldwellig Syrup Besin Laxative
A Kansas postmaster at Alma writes to praise Dr Caldwellig Syrup Besin as superior to all other laxatives and bowel medicines. He and his wife both use it and attest to its effectiveness. Dated December 22, 1900. Sold by all druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caldwellig
C.O. Kinng
Alma
Kans
Strahan News: Local Happenings and Harvest Notes
The Strahan column reports a busy week with arrivals and visits from Blanchard and Malvern, a Montana blacksmith at Phil Allen, hogs shipped to Omaha, and haying activities. It notes rain affecting grain, mushrooming corn, and farmers paying $1.50 a day for labor. A Wabash culvert replacement north of town and threshing machine purchases by Achenbach Bros. are mentioned, along with social events and a lawn social at HKE Bogers. A pharmaceutical ad touts De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a quick pain reliever and healer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weidquist
Fred McFarland
Montana
Phil Allen
Geo. Strohl
Omaha
Malvern
Baldozier
White Cloud
Strahan
Hetzel Brothers
Wayne Shoppe
Colonel Stocton
Buffalo
Markle
A. L. Ayers
Steve Criswell
Mac
Shenandoah
Charlie Criswell
O. M. Warfield
A. Bradley
Silver City Visitors and Local Trade Notes
A sweep of Silver City social calls and business in midweek. Omaha visitors A Vankirk and wife call on friends. C H Kruse ships hogs to St Louis. C P Hale of Glenwood calls on locals. Wilkinson, Huffaker transact in Council Bluffs and Omaha. McKenzie couple return from Denver after two weeks. Edith Mason visits Omaha. Emma Watson from Malvern visits Silver City. Nora Summers of Malvern and Lizzie Hall of Minneapolis appear as guests. George Leith visits his brother Dr A R Leith of Wilton after eleven years. George Rew buys 195 feeders in western Nebraska. Harrison and Chas Moore head to Shenandoah for races during fair week. P Pearson stock traded for Nebraska land. Mr Pearson to manage new firm. Mr Pearson to take heat trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Priest
Emerson
Farm Creek
Bob Kirkpatrick
Frank Gardner
Oakland
Bert Drury
Carson
Cooper
Wheeler’s Grove
Lake Manawa
Ernest van Ausdale
Hastings
Randolph
Quigg
A. E. Harlan
Nettie Reineker
Mabel Dorr
Inez Graham
Ella Maynes
Glenwood
Jesse Loving
Geo. Gallaway
Mrs. Harbor
Lucy
Malvern
Marion Plumb
J. H. Parker
J.P. Boiteau
Chas, Morford
Ernest Morris
Willard
Silver City
Chas, Maynes
Chas, Greig
Butler Bros
Chicago
Mae Paul
Lincoln
Henderson
Griswold
A. Vankirk
Omaha
C. H. Kruse
St. Louis
C. P. Hale
R. M. McKenzie
Denver
Colo
A. P. Reeve
W. J. Watson
Edith Mason
RB. A. Bates
Mr. Butler
Plattsmouth
Nebr
Emma Watson
Verla Derby
M. E. Hulfaker
Imma
Cave
Salt Lake City
Lizzie Hall
Minneapolis
Nora Summers
W. Mains
Geo
Harrison
Chas
Moore
Shenandoah
R P. Manafea
Missouri
My. B. C. Benson
Castle, Mo
Mr. Manatee
P. Pearson
P. Pearson Atock of, Merchandise That Mr. Pearson Traded For Nebrraska
Geo. Pearson
Reunion of Mills County Veterans at Hastings Aug 12 14
Hastings notes urge the Mills County Veterans' Association reunion at Hastings on August 12 13 and 14 with promises of a splendid time. The entry mentions Henry Wearin visiting from Carlisle Neb and J P Martin's return from a Great Lakes trip. A new grain dealer A D Swisher is developing the business for the season. A flood last week caused some flooding in the town’s lower areas. An advertisement extols Buckley's Arnica Salve with a location at C S Royce's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County Veterans’ Association
Hastings
A. D. Swisher
Local Notes and Family Visits in Champion Hill Area
Community news from Champion Hill reports illnesses and visits. Mamie Babbitt and Mrs G Li Moore are on lists. John Gibson, J Burton and families visited friends. McLain traveled to Macedonia. Alta Liston stayed with Edna Navert. Tra Gibson and Misses Ella Gibson and Maimie Burton visited Emma McLain. Lizzie Cahill returned to her uncle Wm Schick from Imogene and Shenandoah. The column includes a testimonial for Chamberlain’s Pain Balm, a local merchant mention, sickness lists, and visits among neighbors and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tra Gibson
Ella Gibson
Maimie Burton
Emma McLain
Lizzie Cahill
Wm. Schick
Imogene
Shenandoah
Hillsdale notes and local updates in midweek item
C E Noel is sick for days and others visit Hillsdale. Mable Nap gave teachers' exams. U B church social net proceeds were 18.70. William Taylors move to Clark County for next year. Elder Franklin missed the quarter meeting due to sickness. Rev Goodrich presided. Charles Hardy injured left arm while playing. Poley’s Kidney Cure praised by C S Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Noel
Folsom
Hillsdale
Mable
Blanche Birond
Glenwood
U. B
William ‘Taylor
Clark County
Franklin
Rev
Goodrich
Charles Hardy
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Andrew BR. Smith
New York
Anderson Township
Abel Cary, Jr
J. H. Dyer
Center
Helen Baldwin
Edna Keelin
Hazel
Shirley Moore
Council Bluffs
Bradley
Ridgeway
D. L. Heinsheimer
C. Be, Dean and
L. S. Robinson
Des Moines
Emily Dyer
A. E. Cook
Geo. M. Dyer
W. C. DeLashmutt
Dyna
State Bank
Colorado
Bob Sharpe
Privee
Shay
M. I
Co. C
Walker Creech
Will
Kiowles
Walker
Mr. C
Eugene Coleman
Oak Township
Towslee
Nathan
Shirley Gilliland
Court House
Billy” Harrison
Montgomery County
Getty
Red Oak
Bora
Bogart
Bushnell
Geo. McMillen
Mineola
McMillen
Meyers and Schroeder
Schroeder
Foley
R. T. Hopkins
Polar
Wis
S. Royce
I. A. Boggess
J. R. Jones
Jake Smith
Southern
Minnesota
A. W. Coppage
Martha Garrison
Jessie Wise
Thurman
F. Or. Plumer
Randolph Salmons
Ed Birdsall
Lewis Rowley
Nina Norall
Will Stone
Minnie Rhoads
Maynes
Carrie McFaden
Corning and
Willisea
Clyde Rhoads
Bud Smith
Larchwood
Lois Wilson
Morning Sun
M. L. Evans
W. W. Abel
Yellowstone
Merle Rhoads
Leona Draheim
Merle
Climax
J.P. McGill
Epworth League
Mary E. Davis
Simerson
Thomas ‘I
Morris
Alamosa
Cola
Marie
Maggie Jones
Ernst Draheim
Alvina Draheim
Shipman
J.C. McGrew
J. W. Evans
Marion Clemmer
Nishna
Megers Bert Hans
George +60
Lfarth
Murray Hill
Gertrude Geoplarth
Lula McClain
Mae Crawford
Wabash Bridge
Dave Ritchey
Dixon
Charley Jones
Pearl Montgomery
Achenbach Bros
O. M. Ogden
Lew Stevenson
Peaceville
Cherry County
Hke
Bogers
Asbury and
DeWitt
L. B. Johnson
Swift
Tex
J. H. Wickham
M. E. Huffaker
Geo. Leith
Dr. A. Br, Leith
Wilton
Iowa
Geo. Rew
Nebraska
Crooks& Savage
George Palmer & Co
Crooks & Savage
Will Evans
Institution
Hero
Henry Wearin
Carlton
Neb
Great Lakes
Buckley
C. S. Royce
Mamie Babbitt
John Gibson
J. Burton
Samuel Burton
W. H. McLain
Macedonia
Alta Liston
Edna Navert
Atetending Institute
B. E. Whipple
M.L Northrup
A. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
Chamberlain
W. D. Wilson
Wall Street
Nellie Green
Grant Parker
John Harding
Mr. Darling
Mrs. Darling
Mrs. A. Jackson
van Patten
Osceola
Rufus Shippy
E. R. Whitesides
Fami
Tremont County
A. J. Hamilton
A. J
Milton Knight
May
Elsie
Aston
Nora Longstreth
Minervsa. Smith
Danville
Tih
O.G. Royce
Hnisin Lefist
Thien
Poley
Standard C Company
Davenport
State Firemen's Assn
Colo. Springs
Pueblo
Glenwood Springs
Salt, Lake City
Ogden
Utah
Custer
Deadwood
Lead
Pais
St. Paul
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
San Francisco
Cal
Park
Inc
Es Tay Hbeng
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