Glenwood Ledger Highlights Local Notes and Births
Treasurer Carson visits Avoca for a brother-in-law's illness and reports improvement but possible appendectomy. Licenses issued for nine marriages and two new divorce filings. Local officials and residents engaged in property, legal, and church events. Washington's birthday celebration at Tabor church praised. numerous hometown movements and professions noted. Chicago alderman credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for campaign speech ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Avoca
J. N Tollinger
Emerson and Strickler grocery buyout ends partnership
L F McFadon purchased Alva Strickler's interest in the Mc Fadon and Strickler grocery. Alva plans to move to California in about two weeks. Emerson boys and girls basketball lost to Red Oak, 28 to 34. Walter Drahelm injuredSaturday, recovering well. Numerous social visits cross Emerson and nearby towns. The Presbyterian party honored departing Sturgeon family heading to White City, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. McFadon
Alva Strickler
McFadon & Strickler
Alva
California
Red Oak
Emerson
Emergon
Walter Drahelm
J. Drahelm
Hastings News Roundup: Travel, Auctions, and Local Happenings
J F P Martin returns from Dekalb Illinois and visits daughter Mabel at Mount Vernon Iowa. Keffer family stays in Hastings rather than moving to Malvern. Rumor of a new Hastings Opera House. Stroud and Greig bought 18 horses in Omaha and will drive them to their livery. Prof Geo Masters and Miss Mamie Hicks attended a home talent contest at Strahan. Mrs Farnham of Malvern attended the E. P. reception and played piano. Mr and Mrs Silas Douglas visited from Emer son and attended I. O. O. F. entertainment. U B social at Ket fers hall netted ten dollars. Lizzie Hutchings of Henderson visited home. Ed Wilson of West Liberty visited H. H. Wilson. H Keffer auctioned stock. Jas Talbott was auctioneer. Mabel Van Horn of Sidney visited M A Underwood. McNulty of Green Bay Lumber Co. stayed with Shoenaker. Hon A B Washburn of Des Moines visited. S B Hutchings in Glenwood on business. Infant of Mr and Mrs Frank Grammer buried at Hastings cemetery. Lemon Cox family moved to town east and underway with kitchen repairs.
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Martin Brammier
Castor
Glenwood
A. G. Smith
Carson
J. B. Perry
Oakland
Emerson
Adair
Iowa
ER. C. Collins
Ruth
Bolt
Red Oak
Charlotte Graham
Avoca
John Tollinger
Sarah Strickler
Boulder
Colo
Frank Washburn
Nashville
Tenn
Alva
Strickler
Lewis Rowley
Vernon Hicks
Clifford Ranz
Cleve Sherman
McDill
E. A. Merritt
James Shields
E. Birdsell
Will Sturgeon
Cottage Hotel
H. Geopfarth
J. F. Sturgeon
Will
White City
Kansas
J. FP. Martin
Dekalb Illinois
Mabel
Mount Vernon
George Keffer
Hastings
Malvern
Stroud and
Greig
Omaha
Council, Bluffa
Geo Masters
Mamie Hicks
Strahan
Farnham
E. P
Silas Douglas
Friends
God
U. B
Ketfer’s Hall
Lizzie Hutchings
Henderson
Ed Wilson
West Liberty
H. H. Wilson
H. W. Keffer
Jas Talbott
J.T. Ward
L. W. Miller
Keitfer
Mabel van Horn
Tthe City Telephone
Sidney
M. A. Underwood
McNulty
Green Bay Lumber Co
Shoenaker
A. B. Washburn
Des Moines
B. Hutchings
Frank Grammer
Lemon Cox
Washburn
Randolph News Briefs and Local Obituary Update
Randol ph residents circulate in and out of town with travel to Billsdale St Joseph and New Orleans while discussing railroad plans. A cancer treatment plan emerges for W Rossiter and a fatal illness ends the life of Mrs James H Durrette. community mourns. Local visits include J C Shockley meeting Hamburg Sidney officials and a new daughter arriving for Geo Sheiboa. Flora Huelle visits from Oakland as Dodd Bennett depart for Texas Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Johnson
New Orleans
Louisiana
South
Randolph
Wd Rossiter
Ohio
Binghamton
N. Y
Rossiter
Ed Ames
Flora Huelle
Oakland
Mesdames Gohlinghorst
Hetzel
Hall Dodd
P. H. Bennett
Texas
Missouri
Apron and necktie social at Hacrett home Thursday
On Thursday evening March 8 an apron and necktie social will be held at the home of Mr and Mrs 4H F Hacrett. Supper will be served and a good time is promised. Everyone is cordially invited. Also advertises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a safe, effective cough medicine for children available from W D Wilson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hacrett
Chamberlain
Gough
W D Wilson
North Grove Birthday Visit Brightens 85th Celebration
Mrs Ivan Durbin walked three miles to honor Grandma Hoyt on her 85th birthday at a surprise gathering. About thirty three family and friends attended dinner with Eloyt. Lois Roberts was unable to attend due to her husband’s absence from Oora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivan Durbin
Grandma Hoyt
Susan Mary
Hastlngs
Mre
Linzie Edis
Eloyt
Lois Roberts
Oora
Ang
Local notes on residents and commerce last Thursday
Burlington Junction trader Hixson moved goods to Hilladall after buying property there. Ed Ringer and Otto Groff sold coins to Judson & Carter last Thursday. Various visits, shipments, and farm moves include Linville sending fenders to Omaha and Dillobay shipping cattle to Wilcox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hixson
Burlington Junction
Hilladall
Ed Ringer
Otto Groff
Judson & Carter
Dunagan
Hast Liberty
Walters
Omaha
W. W. Bobb
Gene Barker
Taylor County
Hamer Clipson
E. J. Bevier
Mras Frances Sharpe
Brother l
Lewis Linville
Ti. C. Genung
Sophia Conley
A. Burson
Lee Donner
Notice to Hunters on Premises Trespass Prohibited
All persons are warned that no hunting will be allowed on the premises of the undersigned and trespassers will receive the full penalty of the law. Names listed include TM Aistrope W G L Summers F E Mulholland W E Larsson Grant Summers J G Summers Mrs Ellen Summers C T Boles IJ Swain Mrs E A Kilne and D E Whitfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aistrope
L Summers
Mulholland
Larsson
Grant Summers
G Summers
Ellen Summers
Boles
IJ Swain
A Kilne
Whitfield
Impoverished Soil and Blood Hunger for Fat Food
A chemist analyzes soil to prescribe fertilizer and a doctor advises how to enrich a deficient blood supply. The narrative links scarcity of fat food to both soil and bodily nourishment, suggesting tonics or concentrated fat foods as the remedy and noting fat as the lacking element.
Scott's Emulsion Cod Liver Oil Nourishes the Body
Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil It will nourish and strengthen the body when milk and cream fail to do it. Scott's Emulsion is always the same, always palatable and always beneficial where the body is wasting from any cause, either in children or adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
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Rosa Kruse
Oak
William King
Dora Colmorgan
Eeeseee
Dan Crouse
Mabel IF Shay
Gourly
Lee Baker
Jeremiah Lewis
Imogene
Pearl
J. C. McGrew
County Board
Dan Lewis
Anderson
G. K. Johnson
Bartlett
C. E. Dean
EF. S. Bogart
Rancho
J. Q. Crouch
Hare
Hillsdale
R.A. Shay
Henry Douglas
East Side
J. H. Stark
The
Christian Church
James J. Rist
Oak Township
Ebargh
J. A. Stillwagen
Black Hills
J. F. Lewis
Lyons Township
Green
Guy Andrews
Andrew
Andrewa
Tabor
Washington
Tabor Congregational Church
C. Z. Lawrence
WO Allen
GN Ellis
Margaret Lawrence
OH Snyder
J W Ferner
Marie Shanafelt
Eunice Wilkins
Claire Helfenstein
Curtis , Williams
A. A. Gaston
Jessie Wilkins
Alma Fuller
Ladies Union
Dr Lawrence
John Christy
Anna Reed
Sioux City
Lious Gibbons
Pittsfield
Will Harrison
James Kesterson
Wakefield
Nebr
Russell
Clark Cummins
Mechanicsville
Thomas Frost
Louis Gibbons
Joan Hardy
Mr. Frost
Joe Harbold
Ledgeway& McCormick
Joe
Geo Dobney
Chicago
John Shenick
Chamberslain
Council
W, Id, Witsoe
Emerson, News
Walter Draheim
Enterprise
Fr. M. Scott
Billsdalle
Mart Conaway
Reynolds
Jil
Fred Anthony
Mra
J. H. Antrim
Maryville
Fred Hay
Pearl Fasnacht
Geo Sheiboa
J.C. Shockley Jeff
St. Joseph
Hamburg
Harry Thomas
Jacob Thomas
Howard Kayton
Kingsley
Blanche Bridges
W. D. Kaytion
James H. Durrette
North Grove
Balfour
Elmer Patterson
Clarence Dillobay
Wilcox
Red
Claud Brooks
Hig
L. C. Genung
Donnelly Bros
Catte
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Scott & Bowne Chemists
Peart St
Leader
JAS. F. Martin & Son
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