Emerson Family Visits and Local News Snapshots
Emerson notes include Mr and Mrs Guy Clarke and son Ned visiting relatives in Bedford, Ruth Collins visiting in D C Abel home, L K McFadon traveling to Evanston, Miss Corliss Natalie born to Lyle Wilkins, Sheridan Priest family returning to Malvern, and local outings with Rev Frankenberger and schoolboys at Lewis Lake. A.J. Combs suffers paralysis stroke at 73, Council Bluffs travelers Merritt and McCrae have car trouble near Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Clarke
Ned
Bedford
George
Herb Geopfarth
Lee Frances
Harry Shiffer
Omaha
Corliss Natalie
Lyle Wilkins
Stanberry
Wilkins
Pearle Hicks
The
Chronicle
A. J. Combs
Emerson
Combs
H. A. Merritt
McCrae
Council Bluffs
Red Oak
the Bluffs
Will Dillon
Tabor Topics from the Beacon Visit and Local Incidents
Mrs M T Munsinger and children came from Wayne Nebraska for a visit with friends in Tabor and Malvern. Mrs Tipton mother of John Tipton of Tabor died in Fremont Nebraska last Thursday. Funeral held in Silver City. Mrs Joe Bates near Tabor injured in Easter tornado underwent foot surgery removing fifteen small bone fragments. One year old son of M W Hubbe northwest of Labor treated for facial burns from gas lamp explosion with no lasting harm. Franklin narrowly escaped being hit by a car while attending Shenandoah fair, after a joy ride with Paul Chantry of Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Munsinger
Wayne
Neb
Malvern
Saul Tipton
Johin Tipton
Tabor
Fremont
Joe Bates
M. W. Hubbe
Franklin
Paul Chantry
Sidney
Car gear mishap spares Frank in near fatal crash
Frank narrowly escaped when a car lurching forward as the driver forgot to shift out of gear. He jumped aside at the last moment, escaping with minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank
Funeral sermon and local news from Silver City Times
Rev R R Moser preached the funeral sermon for Mrs G W Brooks and visited local friends. Wm Burgoin and wife traveled to Vicksburg and Toronto to visit relatives, about two weeks away. Henderson area horses suffer pink eye like disease with several deaths. Rural route No 1 carrier seen as W E B Agan. he started August 16. Rev Peter Jacobs writes from Marionville, Ozark mountains, noting a peach crop. Mrs S M Tucker and daughter Lydia arrive from St Louis for family matters. Bert Smith injures his foot when a mower team ran away. Dr McCue treated the wound. locals urged Tribune printing services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Burgoin
Vicksburg
Mich
Toronto
Canada
Moore
Henderson
Bert Smith
Tom McKinney
Dr. McCue
Hastings and area notes of Hastings Neb and surroundings
Local items report Pearl Cary Hastings shipped cattle to Omaha and Lake George resort near Hastings closed for now. Mentions include Mr and Mrs H W Rae two months west, Miss Wilson Hastings school principal visiting relatives, H Priest in Burlington, mayor’s court business with Justice Hutchings, Alfrey plaintiff, Carl Baxter trip to Jamaica Iowa, a new birth at Allensworth home, Lee Russell in Chicago for Lake Michigan water polo then Montana trip, a Hastings yard accident injuring a brakeman, Dr Christy tending, Mrs Mayo Bass and Stella Weinbar visiting Geo Shaw, railroad depot location debate, freight train delay in side track and passengers boarding without tickets.
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Lake George
Hastings
HW. P. Rae
Miss Wilson
Thurman
Lee Russell
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Mrs. Russell
Montana
Also Mentioned on This Page
West Side Square
Glenwood, Iowa
Mallee
Carter’s
Childrens’ Supporters
Rubber Up
Nazareth
Ruth Collins
D. C
John Tollinger
Avota
H. C. Hicke
Stanberry, Mo
Willie Maddox
Geopfarth
Mr. Geopfarth
M. E
Frank Edie
Tabor Topics
Silver City
the Times
R. R. Moser
Manilla
G. W. Brooks
Washington
Plumb
W. EB. Agan
Peter Jacobs
Arlington Heights
Marionville
Epworth League Institute
Ozark Mountains
S. M. Tucker
Lydia
St. Louis
Geo. Tucker
Tucker
C. G. Cater
the Tribune
Pearl Cary
H. Priest
Burlington
Justice of the Peace Hutchings
Marshal Alfrey
Carl Baxter
Jamaica
Iowa
Ray Allensworth
Lew
Christy
Mayo Bass
Genoa, Neb
Geo. Shaw
Marshall
Bell Telephone
Bell System
Bell
Iowa Telephone Company
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