West Oak and Glenwood Social Ties Highlight Local Visitations
Mrs G Ostrander left Tuesday for Atlantic visit while Mrs Butterfield of Glenwood visits the Wallace home. Mr and Mrs Ring of Glenwood dine with Mr and Mrs BO Dick. Edwin Hyde’s mother comes from near Glenwood to join family. Community picnic at Malvern amid rain and wind damage to corn. Elder Garry Walling to preach at West Oak school house next Sunday. Several locals attend the Malvern Odd Fellows picnic. Tom Britt, once near Malvern, now Sioux Falls, is paralyzed and ill. Blanche Hodges suffers appendicitis with Dr Donelan attending. nurse expected.
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G Ostrander
Atlantic
Butterfield
Glenwood
Wallace Home
Myr
Eugene Coleman
Shennan
Malvern
Garry Walling
West Oak
Helena Harris
John Allbee
Edith Rist
Arthur Dick
Tom Britt
Sioux Falls
Dak
Henry Kanne
Blanche Hodges
Donelan
Kenne
Myr Tlodges
Silver City Leases Dower Dwelling After Moore Move
C W Sawyer has leased the T Dower dwelling vacated by Moore. It is expected that the ball team from Balfour will cross bats with the locals in an upcoming game.
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W Sawyer
Moore
Balfour
Local Social Notes and Visits Across Town
Friday afternoon activities include local players gathering at 3 P.M. Miss May Pullman and her mother returned from Alliance Nebraska. Dr Agan and family, including daughter Barbara, were in Glenwood yesterday. Latter Day Saints tent meetings continue to draw attendees. Mr and Mrs Wred Moore left Tuesday for Creston to reside. Rowan Kurtz of Randolph arrived Monday for a short visit. Mrs Moore of Panama returned home after relatives visit. Mr and Mrs H G Parker returned Saturday from Kansas City where they had spent several weeks.
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Rowan Kurtz
Randolph
Neb
Mrs Moore
Panama
H G Parker
Kansas City
Malvern Area Weather and Social Notes
Donald Glack is home for a few days. Mrs O M Ogden is on the sick list but improving. HE Boyer plans to move to Malvern next Tuesday. Rainy spell and mild days praised. Salyers & Co busy with plowing, Achenbach the cream man in Malvern for a picnic. Wabash agent Ira Millican visits with his Missouri-born mother. Strohl & Schurr shipped hogs to St Louis. Jake Bellwood joined. J H Reasoner offers engine work. CB & Q agent Johnson in town on business with Salyers & Co. Phil Slaughter family from Silver City visited. Strahan lodge notable at 100 picnic in Malvern. about 15 members. W A Miller packing apples for Malvern Cold Storage Co. Last Thursday a rainstorm hit Shenandoah fairgoers, forcing many to stay overnight with locals.
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Donald Glack
O M Ogden
Boyer
Malvern
J P Achenbach
Ira Millican
Missouri
Strohl & Schurr
St Louis
Jake Bellwood
J H Reasoner
Malvern Community Notes Include Fair Talk and Birth
Walter Smith has been on the sick list for days. A one day educational program is planned for the fair. Carl Hertz and wife welcome a twelve pound son born August 12. John Suits travels to Idaho for a visiting tour. CH Brooks reports a fine trip to the North West. Shenandoah Pair attendees report an excellent session. A party of Malvern visitors visited Manhattan last week. Rumors claim unrest among Fair stockholders and elimination of races from the program. Elmer Johnson visits Nebraska relatives for a month. Florence Stone, formerly of Mills County, dies at her father’s home and is buried in Malvern cemetery. va Duke to teach White Cloud school for nine months at $40 monthly. Mae McComas leaves for Washington as a music teacher.
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Walter Smith
Carl Hertz
Elmer Johnson
Nebraska
Will Tucker
York
George Phelps
Ohiowa
Ralph Garman
North Platte
Mary
Florence Stone
George Stone
Omaha
Malvern
Fred Stone
Charles Slater
Va Duke of
Shenandoah
White Cloud
Duke
Mills County
Mae McComas
Washington
Local Gleanings and New Ventures in Pacific Junction
Bob Mulica moves into James Sargent house. Mrs Nimmo visits Nebraska. Mrs Davis visits Omaha friends. The Anderson & Record Co ships an car of small horses to Kansas City Saturday night. Miss Mary McCartney returns to Guernsey Wy after summer visit. Claude Anderson and Ernest De Lashmutt own a new Oliver typewriter. Baker tent show draws big crowds Friday and Saturday. Wim Hoxie celebrates 4th birthday here. he arrived in 1852. Claude Anderson cashes Italian railroaders' checks. they prefer 20 bills. August Goheen opens Davis & Anderson barber shop in Falls City. Postmaster Wm Gennett opens a restaurant with wife. meals, candy, cigars, soft drinks praised.
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Bob Mulica
James Sargent
R. Nimmo
Nebraska
Charles Davis
Omaha
Anderson & Record Co
Kansas City
Mary McCartney
Guernsey
Wyo
Claude Anderson
Ernest de- Lashmutt
Oliver
Baker
Glenwood Markets Announces Henderson Shoot Program
Glenwood Markets releases the schedule for the big shoot at Henderson next week with a focus on Wednesday afternoon events dated August 30. Local fans anticipate a full day of competitive shooting and related activities at the Henderson venue.
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Henderson
Leading Up to It in The Tribune Time Table
A mixed excerpt shows a jeweler assessing a watch while a man argues its accuracy and value. The piece hints at warm weather in the Lighth district and notes two political candidates, A J Smith and J P Gill, aiming to challenge Congressman Hepburn. Also lists advertised letters in Glenwood post office with names and claims.
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Lighth
Hepburn
A. J. Smith
Ringgold County
Decatur County
Cummins
Hall's Catarrh Cure affidavits from Toledo firm
Frank J. Cheney of WW J Cheney & Co Toledo declares as senior partner he will pay one hundred dollars for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The document states the cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces. Sold by all druggists with Hall's Family Pills recommended for constipation.
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Frank J. Cheney
Frm
WW. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Seid
Hall
W. Glyas
J. Cheney & CO
Ohio
All Druggises
Unclear Medical Ad With Laxative Bromide Warning
Fragmentary Kansas City advertisement promotes Bromu Quinino tablets with claims of cures and a money back guarantee. Mentions E. W. Grove’s signature on each box and various times, but text is damaged and incomplete.
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All Drugeists
E. W. Grove
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