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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1918

Page

2

Hastings Brief Local Life And Visitors

Hastings residents and visitors are noted in a roundup of weekly happenings. Among those mentioned: Mrs. Blakesley Ervin’s illness, Glenwood visitors on Monday, Ralph Viner’s return from furlough to Ames, Pearl Cary shipping cattle to Chicago, OFP Hale home for Thanksgiving from a camp near Valparaiso, Indiana, W H Luther and daughter Carrie visiting Williaca, S B Hutchings leaving for Los Angeles, Frank McMillan on vacation from Omaha, Lieut Roy Greenwalt from Camp Custer, J H Davis Jr and family returning from Henderson, Mrs James Sawyers visiting before California trip, Walter Scott visiting Hastings area, J H Shaw leaving his job, Everett Plugh on furlough from Great Lakes, Lemon Cox visiting at McPherson, and Mr. and Mrs. Poindexter and McDonough hosting Thanksgiving in Malvern.

Ralph Viner Ames Pearl’ Cary Hastings Chicago OFP Hale Valpariso Ind W. H. Luther Carrie Williaca B. Hutchings Los Angeles Cal J. H. Davis, Jr Henderson James Sawyers Balfour California Walter Scott Ortonville Minn J. H. Shaw Everett Plugh Great Lakes Lemon Cox McPherson R. B. Poindexter

Hastings area notes and returning servicemen updates

A Hastings weekly roundup covers a newborn daughter welcomed on Sunday November 24, and notes among residents. George Henson serves aboard the U S Eagle, while Fred Bonney returns from a West Virginia powder factory assignment and awaits potential recall. George Shetterly and companion visit from Macrosse before heading to Joplin then a Texas ranch for winter. Charles Coats finds work with Sunderland Bros in Omaha ahead of spring farming. Aubrey Mills of the M T C Company F writes from France asking about a Hastings K of P service flag and medals as his unit notes frontier service leftovers.

Towh Forts South Bean Ea Hastings George Shetterly Gack Oupy Electric Light Company Toler George Henson Eagle Atlantic Fred Bonney West Virginia Albert Feist Bonney Macrosse Canada Joplin Texas Charles Coats Sunderland Bros. Company Omaha Charles Aubrey Mills M.T. C

Emerson Area News Summary of Local Visits and Moves

Emerson residents and friends are noted in a string of visits and relocations. John Thorson purchased the J. Q. Graham residence and Ward Whalen works in Plattsmouth rail shops. Visitors include Mrs. Durbin with her mother in Omaha, Mrs. Davis of Laredo Missouri, Mrs. Birdsall to Neosho Rapids Kansas, and Frank Cox now of Sutherland visiting Thanksgiving week. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips of Garratt Pennsylvania plan to live with grandfather Andy Swisher in Hmergon. Mrs. Koepks of Blue Hill visited her daughter and fell ill with influenza. J. W. Evans and spouse have taken charge of the Judge Hotel after selling their Emerson restaurant business. A note mentions RaW and a gas xenchet action in July and a return to home country for Wilber McBallight of Company C in New York.

Ward Whalen Plattsmouth James Durbin J. F. Sturgeon Omaha Roscoe Parker Batavia Ada Greiner T. D. Phillips Garratt Penn Hmergon Andy Swisher Koepks Blue Hill Neb A. Sien Paterty Paidly J. W. Evans Emerson Judge

Fragmentary Classified Notice From December Sale

A damaged OCR fragment describes a Wednesday sale on December 11 including parcels, harness, and farm implements. It mentions advertisements with details and items such as horses and wagon gear, though the text is heavily garbled.

Mille Lacs Mille r County Board Proceedings 1918

Mille r County Board met November 14 1918 in Glenwood. Members Plumer Cheyney Jones Heard opened the regular adjourned session to finalize the general election canvass awaiting soldier votes. Bills approved include court house needs printing ballots clerks salaries records and various supplies.

Glenwood Board of Supervisors Miller County Iowa Chas. .C. Plumer H.‘He Cheyney Sherman Jones B. K. Windham Court House Iowa Telephone Co Underwood Typewriter Co D. Harold Standiford Mills County Tribune Metropolitan Supply Co Acrea Blackmar & Co Perkins Bros Mila. Moore Slating County Lottie Evernham Assisling W. S. Brown Matt Parrott& Sons Frank Deerwester W. H. Fickel Lt. Dogimouse Grand

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