West Siders Win 16 to 11 in Chattanooga Ball Game
A local Tuesday afternoon baseball match between West Siders and Nationals ended 16 to 11. Dr Windy Moulder Hiett pitched for the West Siders while Went Dry Wilson faced the bat. Buckingham and Graves c—ed the Americans' curves and the umpire, Ever Crazy Graves, called plays with authority. The West Siders led 15 to 2 after six innings, then the Nationals rallied to nine runs in later innings but fell short. A rematch is likely, and the High School team challenged the winners next, pending qualification by their own prior victory.
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Windy Moulder Hiett
West Siders
Nationals
Death of Mrs Ed Cheney Near Wray Colorado
Mrs Ed Cheney wife of a former county resident and sister of M Inman of Randolph died at her home near Wray Colorado last Sunday. She was brought back to Pottawattamie county for burial the first of the week. Mr Cheney of the Cheneys at Emerson and nephew of A A Dolph J A Dolph and W Wartman. Pear Strahar well remembered by many in the vicinity. We sympathize with him in his sorrow.
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E. Cheney
M. Inman
Randolph
Wray
Colo
Pottawattamle County
McClelland
Cheney Law County
Cheneys
Emerson
A. A
J. A. Dolph
W. Wartman
Pear Strahar
Death of W. J. Walker in Shenandoah and local notices
W J Walker formerly of this county died at his Shenandoah home Sunday evening May 13 after a lingering tuberculosis illness. Remains brought to Emerson Tuesday for funeral at 11 a m at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev White. Born in Johnson County Illinois in 1862 he moved to Iowa 24 years ago. He leaves a wife seven children, his father and other relatives near Henderson. He was a member of the M W A at Macedonia and held a 3000 dollar life policy. M W A officiated at the funeral. Also notes on the High School baseball team traveling to Plattsmouth and their close game, prep for a match with Malvern next Saturday with Malvern lineup listed.
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W. J. Walker
Shenandoah
Emerson
Presbyterian Church
White
Johnson County
Ill
Iowa
A. Swisher
Hastings
Malvern
Henderson
Macedonia
Notice in Probate for B Kenny Will in Mills County Iowa
The Mille County District Court schedules hearings for probate of the purported last will and testament of B Kenny, late of Mills County Iowa. The instrument was filed April 24 1906 and July 9 1906 with proceedings set in Glenwood, May 1906.
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Mille County
B. Kenny
Mills County
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
Gourly
Reception at Wesley Chapel a Happy Church Meeting
Wesley Chapel hosted a Friday evening social and reception for new church members. The event featured Wilson's Orchestra, speeches by Roy Shaw and J. D. Robbins, and a QA session on Methodist history. Epworth League officers were elected and supper followed, with many cakes for the crowd.
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Wesley
Happy Meeting
League
Wesley Chapel
Wilson
Lo Claude Wilson
Roy Shaw
J. D. Robbins
G. H. Parker
Epworth League
Ed Parker
Ray Pierson
Olive Alexander
Ida Fickel
Geo H. Parker
Mabel Woolsey
W.E. Wilson
Millie Parker
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TA Pula
Ed Cheney
Plattsmouth
Malvern l
Red Oak High School
Davia
Conrad
Cook
Dice
Deardorff
Scott
Kneeland
Boston
Chicago
Nickel Plate Road
New York City
John Y. Calahan
Adams 5T
Presbyterian General Assembly
General Assembly of the
Des Moines
James D. Moffat
Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Board of Publication
Railroads
New Haven
Conn
Adams St
Gur
Tava ZY
India Linen
India
Panama
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