Emerson Mourns Harold Abel Death At 28
Harold Lester Abel son of Mr and Mrs D C Abel died last Saturday after sudden brain fever began Thursday. Born in Emerson July 11 1891 he lived here, graduated grammar school and worked in a tin meat market. Funeral Monday at 2 pm from the home conducted by Rev E B Linn with strong local attendance. Ethel McFaden sails for Europe with Upsen College party to study art literature and travel from Liverpool through England Germany Switzerland and Italy. Many neighbors visit, travel, or attend church events including Rev E B Lion and others as Emerson receives visitors and mourners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Lester Abel
D.C
Emerson
Harold
Grammar Department of Schools
E. B. Linn
Presbyterian Church
v.John ‘Taylor
the Baptist Rch
Ethel McFadon
Indianola i
Upson College
mem‘Sos
Ope
Liverpool
England
Gerny
Switzerland
France
Italy
McFadoo
al Jessons
Pany
Apson
Ity
Pie social at Sutton school highlights Champion Hill
Miss Elizabeth Waldron hosted a pie social at Sutton school Wednesday evening while residents like A Clutes Roy Dixon and others called on neighbors in Red Oak Shenandoah and Emerson. The community enjoyed visits, new cultivators purchased, and a Children Day program drew young people from Climax. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for coughs colds hoarseness and croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Climax
C. 8
Royea
Hillsdale Notes on Local People and Fruit Quality
Geo Zimmer remains ill while Lydia Bailey attends Glenwood institute. Mabel Anthony visits Milton with familial quarantine for scarlet fever. C. J. Stark travels to Glenwood, Nellia Anthony visits friends from Randolph. Strawberries are abundant and of good quality in the county. Robert Sanford and children stay with Mr and Mrs Anthony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo Zimmer
Lydia Bailey
Glenwood
Mabel Anthony
Teachers’ Institute
Milton
C. J. Stark
Nellia Anthony
Randolph
U B church quarterly meeting set for June 28 at Pleasant Ridge
The notice reports Rev Olive Stark unable to fill the Sunday pulpit and Rev C J Stark stepping in. Jeasia Whitmer of White Cloud visited over Sunday. Official members urged to attend the third quarterly meeting at Pleasant Ridge on Friday, June 28. Grandma Dash visited Glenwood for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth
Olive Stark
C. J. Stark
Jeasia Whitmer
White Cloud
U. B
Pleasant Ridge
Grandma Dash
Glenwood
Railroad era notes and summer visitors in Silver City
A local column records Milton and Charles Knight hauling hay to Silver City on Monday, Jen Haynes visiting from Pender for the summer, J. A. Chipps and Chas Chipps from Red Oak at Miles Phillips's, and G. C. Boston of Malvern owning an earthquake relic sent from California. An Odd Fellow’s charm survived a great fire, and an advert notes DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a remedy sold by S. Royce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton
Charles Knight
Silver City
Jen Haynes
Pender
Nebr
J. A. Chipps
Chas Chipps
Red Oak
Miles Phillips
G.C. Boston
Malvern
San Francisco
Harry
California
Henderson Gleanings of Local Happenings and Visitors
Henderson notes arrival and departures for summer study and visits. Miss Fora Wilson leaves for Des Moines to attend Highlands Park College summer school. Others, including Effa Maynes from Boise City and Rex Harlan from Stockport, visit friends. A planned electric light plant is discussed, with locals Eyeing future improvements. The Children’s Day program at the Christian church pleased listeners as Edna, Dorr, and Mr Plumb guided the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Effa Maynes
Boise City
Idaho
Rex Harlan
Stockport
W. D. Lvang
Virginia
California
Levi Huntaman
Emerson
Coppock
Christian Church
Edna
Dorr
Mr. Plumb
Burgess Sister Visits Then Arthur Olson to Glenwood
Mrs S O Burgess visits her sister in Hebron Nebraska while Arthur Olson plans to enter Stillwagon mercantile in Glenwood next Monday. Heavy rains caused Pony Creek to flood and breach the levee north of town. A wheel broke a man’s nose in a buggy accident north of town. Chas Kroon continues cement walks totaling 1468 feet after comparison with Glenwood's 900 feet. Riprap work west of town resumes to repair flood damage from high water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Olson
Glenwood
Stillwagon Mercantile Establishment
Pony Creek
Sam Allis
Chas. Kroon
Big Credit
Malvern Social Notes and Family News
Miss Clela Thompson and Pearl Russell visited and relatives in Malvern and Emerson. A ten pound girl born to Mr and Mrs George Reafling on June 8, and a ten and half pound boy to Mr and Mrs Andy Bachelor on June 6. Twins born to Wilbur Mano and wife on June 4. Mrs C A Barnes returns from Ames Iowa. Mrs H B Woolman and two children plan summer stay. Mrs J D Paddock visits to care for sister Mrs C M Wogan recovering from erysipelas. John Scott seeks cancer treatment in Kansas City with hopeful prognosis. return planned by early July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
the Beacon
Clela Thompson
Malvern
Pearl Russell
Grace Nims
Emerson
Boro
Mrs. George
Reafling
Mia
Andy Bachelor
Randolph Births and Visits Reported in Local Notes
Word was received that a son was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Walker at Elliott last Sunday night. John Moore of Malvern visited his daughter Mrs. J. W. McMahon east of town. Roy Clark from Hastings visited his grandfather J. N. Fleming. Mrs. D. W. Thomas and Miss Blanche Williamson traveled to Henderson for a few days with relatives. Roy and Ray Hatfield and wives visited west of town from near Emerson. Parke Spencer and wife welcomed a daughter at Ogalalla, Noeb., last Tuesday night. Mrs. F. P. Spencer departed for that place to visit the new granddaughter. Dennis Duff, south of town, who suffered a stroke, shows marked improvement. George Dixon of Hastings looked after business matters. Vin and Jesse Clark are with the Malvern ball team aiding in games in northern Missouri and southern Iowa. Dr. Kerr reports a son born to Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Springer Thursday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Clark
Hastings
J. N. Fleming
D. W. Thomas
Blanche Williamson
Henderson
Roy
Ray Hatfield
Emerson
George
Frank
Parke Spencer
Ogalalla
Noeb
F. P. Spencer
Dennis Duff
Geo. Dixon of
Vin
Jesse Clark
Malvern
Missouri
Iowa
Dr. Kerr
W.H. Springer
Hastings social notes and local visits prompt church event
Mrs Adolph Leu cares for ill mother Mrs Warnke while Mrs Pred Priest travels to Emerson for Harold Abel’s death. Chas Buckingham visits Glenwood. Miss Reed from Randolph and Fern Colling visit Strahan and Mills County central. Civil works and cement walks appear. Methodists move services to old U B church next Sunday with an ice cream social on the lawn. invitations extended.
Local Notes on Townfolk and Work Events
BALFOUR fruit jars at the Red Store. Ferdinand Detlef made a quick trip to Glenwood Wednesday. The Judses Grain company shipped a car of hogs yesterday evening. Clarence Anthony has moved here after being drowned out near Malvern and will work on the section here. Mr Smith of Emerson visited his son Harry south of town last week. Rolf Whitnall, working for L. C. Genung, went to Tabor Monday on business. Attorney Clyde Genung and wife were out at L. C. Genung's last Monday. Turk behind with corn plowing, Clyde plowed 12 acres in one day. He hasn’t forgotten how to plow corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Detlef
Glenwood
Judses Grain Company
Clarence Anthony
Malvern
Mr Smith of
Emerson
Harry
Rolf Whitnall
L. C. Genung
Tabor
Clyde Genung
L. C
Pineules Claim Kidney Support and Pain Relief
Pineules for the kidneys strengthen these organs and assist in drawing poison from the blood. Try them for rheumatism, kidney, bladder trouble, for lumbago and tired worn out feel ing. They bring quick relief, Satisfaction guaranteed Sold by C. Royes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. 9. Royes
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Avold Abel
Ethel McFaden
N. Tollinger
Avoca
J. Q. Graham
Zorace Birdsall
E. B. Lion of
Kyle Bellwood
Wlvern
M. C. Galpin
Shenac
Faye Geopforth
Denver
Cole
Bruen
Rue Otis
Ornoon
Harold Abel
Carrie McFaden
Creston
Epworth League
H. Winkler
Inkler
Collins “Drug Store
Toe Millinery
K. Dave Kinney
Kas
Mary Davis
Ketek
Rix
Mr. Shipman
Chas, Abel
Wife
Edith Leech
Montgomery County Teachers’ Institute
Lucille Bruen
Chicago
Ferry Hall
J. L. Woods
J. P. McGill
Nebraska City
Mr. Woods
W.L. Said
Omaha
C. E. Lakin
Joho Salmons
W. W. Buehler
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Ivan
Herrick
South Dakota
C. C. Oaks
C. B. Ballain
G. C. Bass
J. A. Shook
C. S. Royce
Elizabeth Waldron
Sutton School
A. Clutes
Roy Dixon
Economy Stock Food Company
Shenandoah
Miss Waldron
Greenfield
L. E. Weed
Mildred
Genoa
Bert Davis
Clarence Burton
Edward Burton
Frank Gibson
Ray Beathards
Roy Steen
Roy Jenks
Indianola
Mra C. Strickler
Arding Bowling
Coburg
Mrs Stevens
Nebraska
Edward Cardiff
Wm M. Kellenbarger
Charles Ballain Jr
Hillsdale
Robert Sanford
Mr. Anthony
Wall Street
DeWitt
S. Royce
Fora Wilson
Des Moines
Highland Park College
Fred Workman
A. Badham
Woodbine
Verne
Ernest Smith
Rod Turner
Canada
Mr Rose
Milburn Turner
Pacific Junction
The
Republican
S. O. Burgess
Hebron
Wilbur Mano
Thurman
C. A. Barnes
Ames
H. B. Woolman
J. D Paddock
C. M. Wogan
Wogan
8. C. MelKitrick
J. S. McCormick
Kearney
H.C. Bricker
Long
B.S. Mumper
Sheridan
Wyo
Enterprise
J. E. Walker
Elliott
John Moore
J. W. McMahon
ONE Bros
Grocers
Tone Brothers
Adolph Leu
Warnke
B. Hutchings
Ora
Mrs. Hutchings
Pred Priest
Chas Buckingham
May Colling
Helen
Louise Whitnall
Annie Stockton
Strahan
Clara Ridgeway
Thimble Gee Club
Mesdames W. EB
van Ausdale
Chas
Balfour
Citizens Bank
First National Bank
Maven, Iowa
Yurs Truly
JAS. F. Martin & Son
Neary
HACO
EACO
N. W. Colling
Lowa
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