Pratory meeting reminder and bee swarming mishap
The item notes a notice to attend a prior party next Tuesday afternoon on June 2. It mentions Mr and Mrs Kitster visiting relatives in Andersonburg Penn. L G Adams made a business trip to Omaha. A church gathering drew about twenty despite rain with comments on punctuality. McFall narrowly escaped injury from fencing while planting corn as horses backed into wire. Continuous drizzle slows corn planting. June first is near.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Mol'all
McFall
Primary Election Reminder and June Activities
North Grove residents prepare for the primary next Tuesday June 2 with polling from 1 to 8 PM. A local celebration last Friday drew about fifty people for a picnic dinner and ice cream. Four graduates performed well, Eva Hutchings James Imel Robert Stroud received diplomas. Cemetery work plans for Tuesday to plant and transplant flowers. Mrs Ellen Wyrick of Pendleton Oregon plans western home departure May 27. Vernon Dunbar reports good farm work, fruit prospects improving though apples scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Hutchings
James Imel
Robert Stroud
Ellen Wyrick
Pendleton
Ore
Vernon Dunbar
Hillsdale Social Notes and Local Happenings
Mrs Frank Hains and her son visited Hillsdale. A baby boy born to Mr and Mrs Ray Alley. J W Miller A Stroud and Father Waltermier in poor health. Mrs sane Harris and children returned to Craig Nebraska after a week with parents. E Noel and family visited then planned to move to Kansas County. Primary teacher received a surprise gift from pupils. York gloses noted, Miss Ryans first year praised. Mrs Bailey completes eighth successful year. Phillip Miller and wife of Chicago mentioned.
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Frank Hains
Pleasant Ridge
Hillsdale
Ray Alley
J. W. Miller
A. Stroud
Waltermier
Sane Harris
Craig
Nebr
Noel
E. Noel
Frank
Council Bluffs
Colorado
iKiana
Fiyork ‘Gloses
Misa Ryans
Bailey
Phillip Miller
Chicago
Hare Visits Mrs Miller and Other Local Tidings
A hare visiting with Mrs Miller, formerly Miss Nina Andrews, and Miss Nellia Anthony visiting her sister Mrs Sampson in Plattsmouth last Thursday. Clay Whitmer came home Monday from Craig Nebraska.
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Hare
Miller
Nina Andrews
Nellia Anthony
Plattsmouth
Sampson
Clay Whitmer
Craig
Neb
Decoration Day Observed With Cemetery March
Silver City marks Decoration Day at 10 30 with a cemetery march and grave decorations. In the afternoon Rev Peter Jacobs gives an address at the opera house. Decoration Day night features the third program of the series with free admission. Special music recitations and exercises include The Surrender of Pemberton to Grant as witnessed. M L Hackett Malvern Iowa real estate and exchange. Coal office headquarters 40w4.
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Peter Jacobs
Opera House
Walcome
Pemberton
L. Hackett
Malvern
Iowa
Real Estate and Exchange
Whooping Cough Remedy Endorsed By Mrs Goss
Mrs A Goss of Durard Michigan endorses Chamberlain s Cough Remedy as giving best satisfaction for whooping cough in children. Mr Lane of Hartland recommended it to his customers and we found it effective. For sale by W D Wilson.
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Lane
Hartland
Chamberlain
A. Goss
Durard, Mich
W. D. Wilson
Community News Roundup From Malvern Area
Strahan open from one o'clock to sight o'clock Mrs. Davis and her daughter visited friends in Council Bluffs and Hastings before returning home. E C Kayton made a business trip to the Bluffs and Omaha. Jim Weaver had his mustache shaved. Mrs. Bert Armstrong stayed with her parents in Shenandoah. John Weighler shipped a carload of nogs to South Omaha. Vergil Stark and Harry McDill finished sheep shearing and headed home to Wood Lake. Mrs. O M Ogden and daughter visited Randolph for dental infection concerns. Mrs. C H Moon staying with daughter. Zeno Bass faced an arm abscess and malaria. Homer Black shearing for Frank Clark. Plasterer Bell to plaster Vestal kitchen. Heavy rains delay corn planting. most farmers expect to finish this week. Maud Meeker now night operator at Malvern Wabash. Mrs. L C Black visiting from Malvern. W W Trivelry shipped hogs to South Omaha. Mr. Brown of Pacific Mutual Life in the area. Replanting thoughts arise due to rains. M La Hackett, Malvern real estate and exchange. Coal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Ogden
Katie Hillyer
Randolph
Kerr
Homer Black
Frank Clark
Eckie
Plasterer Bell
Malvern
Maud Meeker
Wabash
M. la Hackett
Iowa
Real Estate and Exchange
Local Notes On People And Plans In Henderson P and OS
Section foreman McClusky and family visited Ottumwa due to W Adams illness. Ke M Dinwiddie attended a Charlton reunion. mother’s death followed. Fred Workman visited Carson from Glenwood. Plans for a brick building replace the old wooden structure formerly used by M S Sturgeon, with A S Paul erecting a 2 story brick addition. Harold Workman worked in Marsh drugstore in Glenwood. Judson seeks Republican support. W R Cooper returned from Parsons with daughter Winifred Cook for commencement. Cattle and hogs shipped to Omaha by several locals. Dr W D Craig’s mother had surgery in Omaha. she’s recovering. Irwin operation for appendicitis was successful. Mr and Mrs William Davidson of Belfast Ireland plan to stay all summer, possibly relocate. Mrs Davidson enjoyed Northern culture and farming methods here. Ei Humphrey of Omega Ohio extols Dr King’s New Discovery as life-saving. medicine sold by Royce’s drug store with trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. M. Dinwiddie
Charlton
Fred Workman
Glenwood
Carson
M. 8. Sturgeon
A. S. Paul
Sturgeon
Mr. Pauls
Harold Workman
Marsh
A. B. Judson
W. R. Cooper
Parsons
Kansas
N. G. Cook
Winifred Cook
J. W. Martin
J. R. Clark
Omaha
D. T. Evang
Robert Owens
W.D. Craig
Immanuel Hospital
R. E. Creamer
Sidney
C. F. Plumb
Craig
Merritt
Emerson
Frazier
Macedonia
Abner Irwing
William Davidson
Belfast
Ireland
J. 8
Carse
Davidson
Mr. Carse
Reward Offered for Arrest and Conviction of Thieves
A $25 reward is offered for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing chickens or any property from members. The notice references protective regulations and is signed by Woodrow Seety.
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Gspoglation. Eit
Woodrow
Seety
Return of Williston and a Night of Fire at Kemah
Gordon reunites with Williston after his dramatic return from danger. Mary survives a deadly night as a blizzard wind roars and a courthouse fire consumes the county seat. Louise and Mary face the chaotic town as flames threaten the court records and the town’s sense of order in a restless frontier night.
Roundup of Social Visits and Church Events in Champion Hill
Mr and Mrs E F Carlson spent weekend in Stanton with friends and relatives. Bella McLain visited sister Mrs E C Weed over Sunday. Mr and Mrs C F Cardiff visited son Howard. Byron and Robert McLain were Red Oak visitors Tuesday. Guy Lippincott spent Sunday with parents in Hawthorne. Church services are planned Sunday morning with Rev McCleland preaching to the graduating class at Hesex in the evening. The Ladies Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Q Strickler Wednesday June 3. Mrs Ella Schiok, leader.
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E. F. Carlson
Stanton
Bella McLain
E. C. Weed
C. F. Cardiff
Howard
Byron
Robert Mclain
Red Oak
Guy Lippincott
Hawthorne
The
Ladies Missionary Society
Q. Strickler
Mre
Ella Schiok
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Home Telephone Co
Pike County
Dr. King
Royce
LAN Gord
Was T the Boyles
Gordon
Williston
Willistone
Nightbird
Mary
Mr. Williston
Shu
Kemah
Louise
Harneyie
Langford
Jim Munson
Court House
Temple of Justice
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Prairie Hotel
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