Will Vote on Carnegie Library Question at Glenwood
The town votes next Tuesday on establishing a free public library and a tax of 1000 annually, with a $10,000 donation for a library building. Readers also note road improvements and Keg Creek straightening plans under discussion at a courthouse meeting. Local travelers, meetings, and personal notices fill out the week with community updates from Mills County and Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie Library
Easter Broadfield
Keg Creek
Broadfield
The
Opinion
New York
England
France
Germany
Glenwood
Court House
Seth Dean
D. L. Heinsheimer
J. E. Wickham
B.S. Bogart
M. Miller
Irene Shisler
H. B. Miller
Chicago
William Bonemus
Mr. Shaw
C., B. & Q. Railay Company
Community Notes From Early Week In Paxton Neb
Mr and Mrs J G McGrew travel to Paxton Neb with three grandchildren to visit their father John McGrew. Children Day services were held at Baptist and Presbyterian churches with strong programs. Local business news notes TL Sherman purchasing the former Raton Eaton building for a meat market around July 1. Ernst Dreheim brings in Hereford and Shorthorn yearling cattle from Omaha. Local students Myron Shipman John and Frank Vans and Alva Strickler return from Shattuck military school for summer break. Street crew includes ministers Cline Sweney and Trueblood aiding in street work to pay poll tax. Advertisements praise Little Early Risers pills for constipation and cleansing. Miss Mittie Daugherty visiting Silver City. others listed as sick or traveling. Children Day observed at M E and U B churches with programs. Socials held by M E, U B and Odd Fellows attract many attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian
TL. Sherman
M. Eaton
Raton & Eaton
Ernst Dreheim
Omaha
Myron Shipman
John
Frank Vans
Alva Strickler
Shattuck Military School
Parisbault
Minn
Brown
Cline
Sweney
Trueblood
Ryan
Bernie
S0n
Honey Creek
Little Sioux
M. E
U. B
U. HB
Odd Fellows
Geo White
Various Visitors and Locals Traded Towns Last Friday Week
Henderson Will Young visited Hastings with parents Ed Redman visited town several days last week. Edna Harlan Red Oak visitor last Thursday and Friday. Dallas Briggs left Thursday for Red Oak to stay awhile. John Ames Randolph bought mules last week. Drury visiting Carson last Thursday. Michel and Pharaby Boileau spent part of the week with grandparents near Carson. J Pritchett Carson caller last Thursday. Mrs Harry Boggess Carson caller last Thursday. Chas Vandruff caller in town last Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Henry Wise visiting Council Bluffs. D W Braden drove to Macedonia. J P Belleau Red Oak visitor last Monday and Tuesday. Mrs Galloway in Carson last Friday. Mrs W Dy Craig returned Friday from Gerona Nebraska visit. Ida Oliver newly erected grammar room teacher returned Friday from Lamon. I My Treynor Coyneil Blutts in town on business last Friday. Dale McKenzie caller in Macedonia last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Dixon
Hastings
Strahan
Ed Piburn
Win Chamberlain
Glenwood
Geo Wyant
Malvern
Libbie Dull
G. F. Salyers
Samuel Warfield
Imogene
Tabor
County Bridge
Deer Creek
Chet Hillyer
Woodmen Lodge
Belknap
Langmuir
Creston
Madison County
Neb
Will Young
Ed Redman
Edna Harlan
Red Oak
Dallas Briggs
John Ames
Randolph
Drury
Carson
Michel
Pharaby Boileau
J. Allensworth
J. Pritchett
Harry Boggess
Chas. Vandruff
Henry Wise
D. W. Braden
Macedonia
J.P. Belleau
Galloway
Town Visitors and Travels Fill Local Week
A long list of residents and guests are mentioned as visiting or traveling last Friday through Sunday. Names include U G Hockenberry Ri H Pierson and families, Miss Elda Hougas, Chas Baxter, Dr Besore, Priest Van Ausdale, Dr McAllister, I S Jones, Miss Pear Berry, A E Harlan, Harry Young, C Smith, Fred Mulholland, Charles Morford, the Swaney family, Frank Gardner, N G Cook, T D Phillips, Mrs Fred Riggs, Ralph Creamer, Harvey Dyes, James Kelly J, Fern Gifford, L Huntsman, Misses Maud Kiger Bessie Hollingsworth Bertha Strader, Miss Essie Pell, Mr and Mrs W W Loomis, T A Hougas, Charles Maynes, W B Woods, Mrs M B Harrover, and others. Several attend institute, church work, or celebrate events, with travel to Glenwood, Shenandoah, Malvern, and other nearby towns. The local ball team notes suit-dyeing and thanks to supporters. CHAMPION HILL and surrounding areas see multiple social visits and a July 4 celebration promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Baxter
Hastings
Besore
Macedonian
Priest van Ausdale
Dr. McAllister
Leon
W. D. Craig
I. S. Jones
Burlington
Division General Freight
Miss Pear
Berry of Coin
CG. S. Swaney
A. E. Harlan
Harry Young
Sturvey
C. Smith
Emerson
Dr. Corbin
Guy Maynes
Fred Mulholland
Charles Morford
Macedonia
Alex Cain
Swaney
Frank Gardner
Oakland
N. G. Cook
T. D. Phillips
Fred Riggs
W. RR. Cooper
San Tee Agency
Neb
Dill
Stockport
Ralph Creamer
Council Blunts
Harvey Dyes
Henry Ayres
Malvern
Maud Kiger
Bessie Hollingsworth
Bertha Strader
Glenwood
Teachers’ Institute
Efsie Pell
Dexter
Geo Boggess
W.W. Loomis
Nevada
Iowa
the Woods
T. A. Hougas
Michigan
Canada
Minnesota
Dakota
Charles Maynes
W. B. Woods
Joel Woods
M. B. Harrover
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Scott & Howne
Pearl Street
Goc
Charlie Vestal
R. H. Shay
O. TE
Shay
C. P. Kinney
Justice Day
Adam Meister
Mills County
Council Bluffs
DeWitt
Silver City
Agan
John Parker
Shirley Gillilland Esq
Ablowa City
State University
Dr. Shriver
State Board of Dental Examiners
John Wesley
Dr. St. Clair
Baptist Church Sunday School
Congregational Sunday School
Christian Sunday School
Foley
Royce
H. G. Robbins
Galen Purcell
W. HE
van Ausdale
McDonough
Osceola
Clyde Rhoads
Jessie Cheney
Elizabeth Hutchings
J. FE. Martin
Birdsall
Institute
Geo Chapman
Blair
George
L. W. Dalrymple
W. EF. Crawford
Ian
Ray Robbins
Indianola
Abel Carey
Bent Fickel
Andrew Anderson
Fisher Boys
W. F. Crawford
H. Newson
Decator
Ala
C. S. Royce Druggist
Frank Anderson
Florence Hale
Council Blufs
Nelle Coburn
Mita Vanitirk
Marie Wright
Amy Plumb
H. Richmond and Sons
Peter
Nob
A& Hamness
Susie Wright
Simpson College
Bertha Plumb
Mae McKeen
Ads Greenwood
White Cloud
Clark Reave
Clark
C. S. Royce
Fred Moore
R. P. Shepard
J. D., Reed
Frances McCoy
Will Pullman
I. A. Stevens
Clarence Moore
J. C. Coburn
Wlery
Frank Sidener
Mr Skaggs
Clara Hale
Mae Shepard
U.S. Webber of
Griffith
Harris
Lincoln
Néb
Revere
Joy Parker
M. L. Evans
Geo Davis
Rey C. M. Cline
Dean
Culver
Sheriff Morgan
Knute Holmes
L. F. Meadow
Grand Lodge
Edith Evans
Knoxville
McGill
Mr. Woods
Arthur Patrick
Indianole
Willie Sturgeon
Manhattan
Kansas
M. K
Epworth
Vil- Neca
J. G. McGrew
Paxton, Neb
John McGrew
W.H. Howell
Houstin
Tex
Bob Moore
Lafayette
Ind
Hillsdale
Mittie Daugherty
Kiersch
Father Scott
Willard Stroud
Frank Noel
Folsom
Waltermyer
Mabel Knapp
Mrs Bailey
Mabel
Fannie Potts
Shenandoah
Henderson
U. G. Hockenberry
Ri. H. Pierson
U. G. Mockenberry
Gertrude
Txiva
Sturgeon
Nebraska
Elda Hougas
James Kelly, J
Fern Gifford
L. Huntsman
Lelia Parker
Jennie Korns
John Griffin
Mra. R. A. Whipple
Addie Killenbarger
Ella
Gibson
Mr. L. Morris
Mesdames L
EB. Weed
B.P. McLain
Miss Addie Killenbarger
Sim
Harriet Kochersperger
Addie Gibson
Ceday Falls
Red River
Valley Lands
Cowbell Bluffs
Gre
W. H. Mitchener
Emerson, Iowa
Main St
Crookston
East Side
W. H. Burrows
Silver City, Ta
Migel
Plano
Emil
Malvern, Jaws
G. I. White
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BK. Cunningham
Addie
I. Society
Frank McLain
Walter Kellenbarger
Bert Davis
Frank Cardiff
Bertha Navert
Gertrude Weed
Ella Schick
H. Schick
Maud
Mabel Spears
Eula Schick
Pearl
Vera McLain
Pegehere Street
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