Hastings 1906 Commencement Delights Hastings Audience
Hastings public schools held their 1906 commencement at the Methodist church with Miss Madge Wilson delivering the opening oration What does this life mean to you The program featured Mrs May Farnham Ada Scanlan Mrs Louella Priest Wilbur Gaylord and Miss Jeannette McDonough among others The class history and prophecy closed the event Supt Tipple presented diplomas and Rev Mrs Edie gave the benediction Guests included T D Gibson and wife Kate McMurtrey of Omaha and Miss Flossie Lockabill visiting from Malvern.
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Hastings
Hastings Public Schools
Methodist
May Whitney “Farnham
Ada B. Scanlan
Reagan
Miss Scanlan
Wesley Chapel
Messrs
Claude
Carl Wilson
Ray Pierson
la Rue
Jeannette McDonough
Miss van Ausdale
Tipple
Edie
Townsfolk attend Malvern events and visits
Mrs L Shoemaker and her young son visited Malvern from nearby towns. Rev Amos Bonham of Palo Town stayed with his sister Mrs A D Swisher. Mrs B W Rush of Malvern attended commencement with niece Miss Madge Wilson. Esther Nickerson, Mills County Telephone Company central, visited friends. Miss McDonough, Glenwood teacher, returned for commencement. Henry Brownell and wife were seen in Malvern. Mrs G C Chapman and children left for Tekamah for a week. Esquire Purcell from Shenandoah plans June 1 departure for Louisville kentucky to join the native Kentuckians reunion June 13 to 17. He expects a great time and will travel with his son Charley.
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L. Shoemaker
Malvern
Amos Bonham
Palo Town
A. D. Swisher
B. W. Rush
Madge, Wilson
S. B. Hutchings
Esther Nickerson
Mills County Telephone Company
Henry Brownell
G.C. Chapman
Tekamah
Nedr
Esquire
Purcell
Shenandoah
Hastings
Charley
Louisville Kentucky
United States
Purcel
Births and visits mark Randolph week in Enterprise
Dr Kerr reports a girl born to Mr and Mrs William Campbell southeast of town last Sunday morning. Earl Frazier and Geo Gilchrist with two girls visited Silver City last Sunday. A. G. Fisher Jr returned from Illinois Wednesday. L O Johnson hosted Mr and Mrs Johnson in Strahan. Maxted and Maggie Johnson wed at Sidney last week. Bennett travels to Neosho to help harvesting strawberries. Longmaker Blakely and McMahon attend Edith Blakely’s funeral in Council Bluffs. Frank Wilkinson painting near White Cloud. Rita Preeman of Los Angeles visits Freeman family. she manages ladies department at New York Tube Insurance in LA and vacationing. Decoration day program at M E Church May 30. Memorial services at Presbyterian Church May 27 led by Rev Wyse.
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Kerr
Wm Campbell
Earl Frazier
Geo Gilchrist
Susie Wright
Alice Story
Silver City
A. G. Fisher, Jr
Illinois
WT. Johnson
Strahan
L. O. Johnson
Hertle “Maxted
Hamburg
Maggie Johnson
Sidney
P. H. Bennett
Neosho
D. O. Longmaker
Wm Blakely
J. W. McMahon
Council Bluffs
Edith Blakely
Frank Wilkinson
White Cloud
Mrs Summers
Rita Preeman
Los Angeles
California
A. Freeman
New York Tubfe Insurance Company
M.er
Lois Davison
Frankie
Mercer
Presbyterian Church
Wyse
Tom Tom the Elephant Stars At Yankee Robinson Show
A comical act features Tom Tom the elephant at the Yankee Robinson circus. He sits in a big chair at a table, rings a bell to summon a waiter, and issues the order in a playful display. The elephant and show are slated for next Tuesday in town.
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Tom Tom
Yankee Robinson Circus
Tom
Emerson Class of 1906 Graduates With Excellent Program
Emerson May 23. Commencement exercises marked by a strong class of nine seniors and six juniors. The program featured a Salutatory by Jennie Crawford, vocal solos by Edith Evans, an instrumental duet, and a mantle and valedictory by Wiles Smith. Debates on railroad control showcased strong female participation, and the alumni banquet and various visits and illnesses were noted among community events.
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Emerson
Emersons
Mesera Milson
Robert
James Honeyman
Jas Shields
Chas Taylor
J. R. Jones
Cleve Sherman
E H. A. Moore
Jennie Crawford
Edith Evans
Miss Evans
Towa
Emer Bass
Thej
Marie Davis
Verne Adams
Harold Cheney
Herbert Geopfarth
Vesta McMullin
Wiles Smith
Mildred McFaden
Geret J. J.D. Reed
Reed
Henderson notices of moving and local moves in town
Henderson residents report multiple relocations and job changes. Mrs M E Warbor and son Eddie move to Denver where Missy Dolla will join Gold Eagle Department store. Albert Coppock and Ed Kiger leave Colton for Big Horn Basin. J J Ewing and C E Dean conducted Henderson business. John Bell and S Hollingsworth visit home from Cornell Bluffs.
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M. E. Warbor
Eddie
Dolla
Denver
Colo
Missy Dolla
Gold Eagle
Missouri River
Albert Coppock
Ed Kiger
Colton
Washington
Big Horn Basin
Canada
Ij. J. Ewing
C. E. Dean
Henderson
Frank Sell
Chapman
Nebr
Nellie
Mills County
John Bell
8. Hollingsworth
Cornell Bluffs
Andy Kiger
Maple Street
Frank Bell
John Goss
E. S. Willard
Oakland
Claude Owens
Red Oak
Tabor News Highlights Local Visits and Building
Mrs Long and her son from Harlan spent the week with her parents in Tabor. The McCormicks and Sadie Rhode Matthews returned from Cumberland after a two week visit with Charles Rhode. Mrs B McClelland visited her mother in Minden, Illinois. R S McClelland accompanied her home last week. Three new houses are under construction for Maggie Hardy Tom Goode and Rev A K Myattway, with material readiness at the Faith Home. W H Wyatt shipped stock cattle from Omaha and underwent facial surgery at Presbyterian Hospital to remove a suspected cancer. Miss Alma Hunter from North Tabor returned from Omaha after three weeks in Swedish hospital and is improving. Cement walks are spreading in North Tabor with Mr McClelland's depot walk and fronting property works improving street appearance. A trip to Chicago via Nickel Plate Road is scheduled for June 9 10 and 11 with return by June 25. Nickel Plate Office Chicago room 298 Adams St No 113 Adams St.
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B McClelland
Minden
Ill
R. S. McClelland
Tabor
Maggie Hardy
Tom Goode
A .K. Myattway
Cook
Faith
W. H. Wyatt
Omaha
Presbyterian Hospital
Harries Avery
Alma Hunter
North Tabor
McClelland
Hillsdale Decoration Day Observed May 30
Hillsdale will honor Decoration Day on May 30 with services at the M. I. church at 2 p.m. Hon E Starbuck of Glenwood delivers the principal address. Rev Prather and Rev Grigsby participate. Special music planned. Transportation provided for veterans to the cemetery. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Clarence Van Orsden on Thursday May 1. Congratulations extended.
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Hillsdale
E. Starbuck
Glenwood
Prather
Methodist Church
Grigsby
U. B. Church
Clarence van Orsden
Chicago to Buffalo round trip rail fare deal
Nickel Plate Line offers one fare plus twenty five cents for a round trip from Chicago to Buffalo and back. Tickets on sale June 9, 10, and 11 with return by June 26. Details at Nickel Plate Office No 113 Adams St, Rogm 208 Chicago Ill.
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Chicago
Buffalo
N. Y
Nickel Plate Road
Tioketa
Nickel Plate
Adams St
Ill
Sergeant Smith endorses Chico cigars in Malvern visit
Sergeant Smith, famed Rough Rider, toured Malvern seeking rest and a bedigar until he found quality at Wm. Mitchell's store. He praised the Chico cigar, 25 cents, as clean with Havana flavor and firm ash, and urged local smokers to try them, noting Mitchell now holds the local Chico agency.
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Sergeant Smith
Rough Riders
Travers
Bedigar
Wm. M. Mitchell’s
Wadsworth Bros
Porto
Frage France
Wm Mitchell
Malvern
Smith
Cheap rail rates to New Haven from Chicago and NYC
Nickel Plate Road offers direct and via New York City trains to New Haven starting June 2 with return options on June 4 and 6 plus a June 30 departure. Contact Nickel Plate Road room 208 No 118 Adams Chicago for particulars.
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New Haven
Conn
Chicago
New York City
Nickel Plate Road
Adams
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