Our County Neighbors Personal Points and Local Notes
A dense county roundup notes illness among residents and visits by officials and citizens including Attorney Shinn, Mayor Osborn and Rt. H. Daniel. Local business transfers and real estate actions are listed, with court entries, tax payments, and a Elks fair trip. A road dispute in Rawles township over a middle road is moving toward settlement with a petition to reestablish width rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mel Lawter
Grand
L. M. Garman
Morgan
Eiliott
Lawter
Rawles
Tabor and
Hillsdale
Emerson and Red Oak area notes highlight deaths and schooling
A long Emerson Red Oak news roundup records a tragic death near Red Oak when John R Fisher was struck by a Burlington train and Walter Crawford dies at his Emerson home. It also notes new and returning teachers, school enrollment above fifty in the high school, and busy start to the new term with Miss Wilson Ladd Coombs Crawford adding to staff. Several visits, real estate deals, and local movements are listed along with regional travel to Council Bluffs Lincoln and York Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Fisher
Burlington
Red Oak
Climax
Walter Crawford
Wm. Craigford
Emerson
Barton
Wilson
Not Doomed For Life Piles Cure Endorsed By Good Doctors
W A Greet of McConnellsville Ohio writes about being treated for three years for piles and fistula by good doctors, but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him in two weeks. The notice also lists local news: residents returning from Nebraska visits, school plans, new gas plant, farm visits, hog shipments, post office move, and a town boom with a bank venture. It mentions a sermon, shingles from Washington, and a community supper at the hall with a fair day ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.A. Greet
McConnelleville
Bucklen
Royces Drug Store
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs by Foley's Honey and Tar
A.M. from Wood, Indiana, recounts severe lung hemorrhages over years and failure with multiple physicians. After taking Foley's Honey and Tar, his lungs improved markedly and he recommends the treatment for lung trouble and cough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.M
Ake
Gt Wood
Ind
Foley
Vanced
Teages
Red Oak and Hawthorne Visitors and News
A collection of local visits and greetings from Monday to Friday including Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson guests, Addie Kellenbarger visiting her brother, Harry Schicks family shopping in Red Oak, Ella and Addie Gibson with Harriet Kochersporger, Clestia McParland and Gertrude Whipple from Hawthorne, and Tsate Clutes and Jon Warren from York Nebraska visiting. Also notes travel of B E Whipple to Des Moines for the State Fair, sad news of the death of John Tisher, a class No 2 Sunday School outing hosted by Emma McLain with a day of sports meals and song, plus a New Jersey editor's testimonial praising Foley's Honey and Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Nelson
Addie Kellenbarger
Harry Schicks
Red Oak
Ella
Addie Gibson
Harriet Kochersporger
Clestia McParland
Gertrude Whipple
Hawthorne
Tsate
Clutes
Jon Warren
York
Nebr
Harry Kellenbarger
Pacife Junction
Emma McLain
Addis Gibson
Nettie
Bessie Bloom
Minnie Babbitt
B. E. Whipple
Des Moines
S. S
Local Notes From Wall Street Area Community
Miss Ruth Lewis visited at the G. W. Patrick home last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dunlap view ing their farm in South Dakota. Mr. McClure and Mrs. David Chipps are visiting with friends in Omaha. Miss Louisa Stone visited near Malvern with Dr. Brothers. Mr. Clay bought a 25 acre farm east of Hastings. Mr. Sharp of Kansas visits with his son John. Mr. Jones, newly moved from Illinois, will work for Mr. Lewis next season. Miss Lizzie McMillan of Crescent City visited with cousins John and Jas. McMillan. George Banister, ill last week, is improving with his sister Mrs. Jas. Smith in Malvern. Pleasant Valley school opened Monday with Miss Linville of Glenwood as teacher. The schoolhouse has a fresh coat of paint and is in good condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara McDovnell
Macedonia
Horace Birdsall
Sioux Falls
Leona Bolt
Collins
Red Oak
Douglas
Degenhart
C. Ly Brill
Carson
Jess Markley
Little Child
James Galbraith
Des Moines
Frank Moessner
Ed Lang
Lincoln
California
Wm. Dunlap
South Dakota
McClure
David Chipps
Omaha
Louisa. Stone
Malvern
Clay
Hastings
Sharp
Kansas
John
Jones
Illinois
Lewis
Lizzie McMillan
Crescent City
Jas. McMillan
George Banister
Jas. Smith
Pleasant Valley
Miss Linville
Glenwood
Fortune Favors A Texan New Life Pills Ad
Texas reader W P Whitehead reports relief from head back and stomach pains after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. Ad claims stomach and liver benefits and 25 cents at Royces drug store. Nearby notes mention Malvern fair Tabor carnival Elks visitants and summers in Newton with Mary Lyman and Mary Grouch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. P. Whitehead
Kennedale
Tex
Royces Drug Store
Parsons Couple Celebrate Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary
The fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs Parsons was celebrated Tuesday at their Main Street home with many relatives visiting from out of town. Ra Cleaver and his mother and sister, Mrs Reta Whitwell, formerly of Malvern, were Tabor visitors the latter part of the week. Cleaver, now ranching in the Black Hills, and his relatives reside in Omaha. School started Tuesday with full attendance, and the year’s teaching corps includes Prof Kline, Lily Colby, Gerrude Duncan, Clayte Hume, Anno Ivory, Mabel McCormick, Myrtle Reed, Dena Jay, and Mamie Barbour. A pleasant social event occurred Monday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wh Gay, in honor of her brother Richard Gibbons and his wife from Ohio, with about sixty guests enjoying the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parsons
Main Street
Ra Cleaver
Reta
Corps of Teachers
Fox
Prof. Kline
Mily Colby
Gerrude “Duncan
Clayte Hume
Anno ‘Ivory
Mabel McCormick
Myrtle Reed
Dena Jay
Mamie Barbour
Wh. Gay
Richard Gibbons
Ohio
How Coal Resembles Ice in Burning and Vaporization
The Electrical Review discusses coal's relation to ice water and steam, noting coal and gas connect to petroleum. It cites Professor Deward on heat needed to vaporize solid fuels, explaining volatile elements locked in coal require substantial heat to release as vapor.
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Electrical Review
Deward
Crab Rating Monkeys Surprises About Their Habitat
A short note observes that people wrongly assume monkeys live only in forests and highlights a surprising example that challenges this belief.
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L. Carson Hs
Shinn
Osborn
Tabor
Rt. H. Daniel
Voig
Hulsbell
City Hotel
Walter Marshall
Edwards
Columbus
Nebraska
AEA
Lyons
Charles
W.C. DeLasbmatt
Wm. Estes
DeWitt and Clinton
Towa
T. M. Aistrope, Jr
Prank Rodman
M. W. Hurlburt
Board of Supervisors
J. E. Scott
Russell
Joseph Mintle
Ss. Gilliland
M.E. Church
Charlie Marshall
G. W
Sam Estes
Delavan Boys
Marks & Co
D Rose
Frank
Kroon
J.D. Robbing
Anderson Township
Missouri
J. A. Painter
Pacific Junction
Court House
Jesse
Mills
James Carter
Center Township
Mary Bradford Whitted
Chicago
Della Schick
Coin
Cleommie Byers
D. L. Reinsheimer
Potter
Bluffs
Heinsheimer
County
Hein- Shelmey
Pnd
Dolick Bogart
Thos
L. Jacobs
Bartlett
Alma G. Stewart
James
A. Hatfield
Nellie R. Shore
Malvaro
T. J. Wright
Blanche L. Francisco
T. S. Simpson
Gena
Sam Porter
Elliott
Eimerson
Ed Birdsall
Council Bluffs
Ed Edwards
Wales
John RB. Jones
R. M. Shipman
Wm. McClain
John Moats
Charley
Frank Hall
Kiansas
al Smith
Larchwood
W. S. Said
M. L. Evans
Edith
Council Blitis
E. E. Culver
Nellie
John's Fisher
Ray B. Tubbs
Vacoma
Washington
Plainfield
New Jersey
Marion Clemmer
Vernon Griffith
Vernon
Silas Parmley
Chase Puller
A. P. Johnson
Frank Davis
Iowa
Central
N. F. Hopper
Time
J. Q. Graham
Isage Clites
Birdsall
Robert Duncan
Olites
Mile County
Straman
H. Miller
Young Shurr
Rheba
Virgil Morical
Gus Borine
Fred
Silver City
Sam Warfield
Jacob Bellwood
Alliance
Wabash
A. C. Gourley
Alice Ruins
Orris
Minn
Crawford & Dixson
Carpenter
Sulyers & Co
Salyers & Co. Block
Kayton
Succeens L
Harrison County
Misa Ellen Wing
Sunbeam School
Geo. Salyers
Bedford
Salyers
John Tisher
M.T. Lynch
Phillipsburgh
J. Dally Post
Wall Street
Ruth Lewis
G. W. Patrick
Will Morris
Mes
Cloid Hall
Emily Vinton
Pacific City
Anna Hall
Counsel
Mary’ Lyman
Mary Qrouch
Newton
Old Settlers’ Association of Mills
Fremont and
Pottawattamie
L. T. Genung
Prank Shinn
D. L. Heinsheimer
Henry DeLong
C. W. Black
J. Shockley
Wim. Leeka
College
T. & N. Railway
F. Fowler
Gabor
Fowler
Gée Marks Business CO
Good Block
Dakota
C.E. Backert
Strahan
A, Miller
Lane
Miller
Elkhorn Valley
Garden
Stanton
Madison, Way
Knox Counties
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