County seat notes and library election in Glenwood
The Glenwood section reports on the Carnegie library question to be decided next Tuesday with a $1000 yearly tax plan and a $10,000 donation for a building. It also notes road improvements, Key Creek straightening plans, and local incidents including a funeral for Lyman Miller’s son, a marriage in Glenwood, and visits by Dr. DeWitt and others. Also mentions ex editor Broadfield planning a July voyage to England, France and Germany.
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Will Vole
Carnegie Library
Broadfield
Kep Creek
The
Opinion
Tih
New York
England
France
Germany
Glenwood
Key Cresk
Seth Dean
D. L. Heinsheimer
J. E. Wickham
E. 5
Mr. Shaw
Chicago
C., B, & Q. Vailey Company
Glenwood visitors and county notes fill local week
H C Robbins and wife visited Glenwood while Galen Purcell improves from typhoid fever. The infant of Mr and Mrs W J Van Ausdale is sick. R S McDonough and wife visited Osceola, Clyde Rhoads plans to move from Emerson next week. Numerous local residents attend institute in Glenwood. Community news covers visits, travel, school, cattle market, new jail, and health ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Robbins
Glenwood
Galen Purcell
W. J. van Ausdale
R.S. McDonough
Osceola
Clyde Rhoads
Emerson
McGrew Family Travels Paxton Nebraska Children Day Observed
Mr and Mrs J C McGrew left Tuesday for Paxton Neb with their three grandchildren to see their father John McFlew. Children's Day was observed with exercises at the Baptist church in the morning and Presbyterian in the evening with excellent programs. Local notes include business changes, farm purchases, and social events among ministers and citizens, plus church activities and a brief insert promoting DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
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Phia
John Wesley
Dr. St. Clair
Baptist Church Sunday School
Congregational Sunday School
Christian Sunday School
J. C. McGrew
Paxton, Neb
John McFlew
Baptist Church
The
Presbyterian
A. HB. Sherman
M. Maton
Eaton & Eaton
Ernst Draheim
Omaha
Myron Shipman
Johm
Frank Evans
Alva Strickler
Shattuck Military School
Favnbantt
Minn
Brown
Cline
Sweney
Trueblood
Mabel
Fannie Potts
Shenandoah
Ryan
Bernie
Honey Creek
Little Sioux
M. E
U. B
Odd Fellows
Geo White
Local residents visit towns and travel noted
Henderson Will Young visited Hastings with parents last Friday. Ed Redman checked in town for several days. Miss Edna Harlan visited Red Oak Thursday and Friday. Dallas Briggs left Thursday for Red Oak for a four time stay. John Ames of Randolph shopped for mules in town last week. Mrs. B. Drury visited Carson Thursday. Ethel and Pharaby Boileau spent part of the week with grandparents near Carson. J. Pritchett was a Carson caller last Thursday. Mrs. Harry Boggess also called in Carson Thursday. Chas Vandruff dropped by Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wise are visiting in Council Bluffs. D. W. Braden drove to Macedonia Thursday. J. P. Boileau was a Red Oak visitor Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Galloway was in Carson Friday. Mrs. W. D. Craig returned Friday from Genoa Nebraska. Ida Oliver, new grammar room teacher here, returned Friday from Lamont. I. M. Treynor of Council Bluffs was in town on business Friday. Mise Dale McKenzie called in Macedonia Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Young
Hastings
Ed Redman
Edna Harlan
Red Oak
Dallas Briggs
John Ames
Randolph
J. Pritchett
Carson
Harry Boggess
Chas, Vandruff
Henry Wise
Council Bluffs
D. W. Braden
Macedonia
J.P. Boileau
Galloway
W. D. Craig
Genoa
Nebraska
Ida Oliver
Lamont
I. M. Treynor
Mise Dale McKenzie
A. G. Hockenberry
R.A Pierson
Mra
U. G. Hockenberry
Gertrude
Wxiva
M. S. Sturgeon
Tda Hougas
Malvern
Chas
Baxter of
Besore
Ernest van Ausdale
Dr. McAllister of
Leon
F. S. Jones
Burlington
Miss Pearl Berry
Coin
Swaney
A. E. Harlan
Harry Young
Harvey
C. Smith
Emerson
Dr. Corbin
Guy Maynes
Amerson
Fred Mulholland
Local residents host visitors and attend weddings
A long list of visitors from Macedonia, Emerson, Malvern, Hastings, and other towns came to town last week. Notable events include Mra U G Hockenberry and Gertrude leaving for Wxiva for a relative’s wedding, and WN G Cook with family visiting south of town. Several locals traveled for business and social visits, with T. A. Hougas away for a month promoting Sunday school work. The town’s ball team thanks ladies for dyeing their uniforms.
Residents Return From Lewis Town Visit
Mrs J Kochersperger and Gertie Whipple came back Monday from Lewis Town after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives. Miss Lulu Babbitt spent Sunday with her Sunday School teacher Emma Melain. Miss Lelia Parker of Emerson visited Jennie Korns and Mrs John Griffin while staying with Mrs A Whipple. Addie Killenbarger and Ella Gibson toured Shenandoah to see an uncle. Mr L Morris of Shenandoah visited daughters Mrs Weed and J P McLain. Addie Killenbarger visited Harriet Kochersperger. Several locals attended a social at Strahan Saturday night. Ming Addie Gibson left Friday for Cedar Mall to stay.
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Lelia Parker
Emerson
Jennie Korns
John Griffin
2. A. Whipple
Addie Killenbarger
Ella Gibson
Shenandoah
Mr. L. Morris
Mesdames L
Weed
Js. P. McLain
Miss Addie Killenbarger
Harriet Kochersperger
Strahan
Ming Addie Gibson
Cedar Malla
Addie
GC. E. Society
Mra
Prank’ McLarin
Melarg
Walter Kellenbarger
Bert Davis
Frank Cardiff
Missea Bertha Navert
Gertrude Weed
Ella Schick
H. Schiele
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Ed Piburn
Win Chamberlain
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Imogene
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Woodmen Lodge
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