Mills County Exceeds at State Horticultural Meet
J. W. Murphy returned from Des Moines with Mills county exhibits of apples. He took 13 boxes across nine varieties and 277 plates with 117 varieties, winning $64.25 of the $121.85 in prizes. Murphy earned first on box exhibits and the sweep prize in plates, and was named judge of fruits for the 1916 state fair by the State Agricultural Society board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Murphy
Des Moines
Mills County
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Simons
State Agricultural Society
Mrs Deupree Surprised On Seventieth Birthday
Neighbors planned a surprise for Mrs. M. T. Deupree on her 70th birthday Sunday December 12. She unexpectedly invited all the would be surprisers to her home for a Sunday dinner, recalling a festive turn of events. Guests included Mr and Mrs Claude Deupree Mr and Mrs H L Marshall Stanton Warren and family and Ted and Olive Sivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. T. Deupree
Mra Deupree
Photte
Deupree
Albert
Emma
Claude Depree
H.l Marshall
Stanton Warren
Ted
Olive Sivers
Silver Wedding Anniversary at Rowe Home
A large Dec 11 gathering at Mr and Mrs W H Rowe’s home about 30 miles north of Glenwood celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Thirty three neighbors and friends attended a merry feast served by the couple’s sons and daughter. They received many tokens of remembrance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rowe
Glenwood
Court notes shift as Judge Arthur presides at retrial start
Court opens tomorrow with Judge Arthur presiding in place of Judge Woodruff to handle the Guidice retrial as one of the first assignments. Public memorial for late L. T. Genung tomorrow afternoon at the Court House invites attendance. A panel of thirty petit jurors has been summoned. several divorces are docketed, along with twelve state cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
Woodruff
Audubon
Guidice
Memorial Tomor
L. T. Genung
Court House
Last Week's Transfers And Mortgage Activity
This record lists five deeds recorded last week including a cemetery lot deed and a quit claim to L. W. Palmer of Pacific Junction from National Fidelity and Casualty Co. It also notes three real estate deeds, six releases of mortgages, and three assignments of mortgages along with twelve real estate mortgages and five chattel mortgages. The Malvern Light and Power Company amended their articles of incorporation to increase capital stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Palmer
Pacific Junction
National Fidelity and Casualty Co
Malvern Light and Power Company
Property Transfers Reported for Schultz and Turner
Property transfers include Mrs. G N Schultz selling lot 6 block 2 Balfour to H D Schultz. Ralph W McClenahan sells west half of southeast quarter section 11 township 73 range 40 to T G Turner. Robert W McClenahan sells a portion of the east half of southwest quarter section 11 township 73 range 40 to T G Turner for 8000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Schultz
H. D. Schultz
Balfour
Ralph W. McClenahan
T. G. Turner
West
Amul
Anderson
Robert W. MecClenahan
Marriages in Iowa and Silver City: Bunton Plumer wedding
Dee W. Bunton of Atlantic and Miss Frances Plumer of Silver City wed in a December 11 ceremony at the Plumer home with 76 guests. The couple will reside in Walnut Iowa after January 12 1916 as Bunton works in grain buying and they plan Florida and Iowa ties. In Deer Creek township Lester Darland and Miss Gladys Niday also married at Glenwood in a Thanksgiving week ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
F. H. Plumer
Dee W. Bunton
Atlantic
Iowa
Fraces Plumer
Frances Piatta
Omaha
Reginald DeKoven
Mendelasohn
Lucife Plumer
Dorothy Lyle
Killarney
Richard Stoodt
Field
The
Baptist Church
G. HE. Bunton
Mike Georgiana Bunton
Glenwood
Bunton
Walnut
Florida
G. H. Bunton
Deer Creek Township
Wm. Stevenson
Lester Darland
Gladys Niday
Strahan Church
J. N. Darland
del Niday
Witness from Tabor Reeder Heads to San Francisco
William Reeder of Tabor, a three year Navy dischargee, traveled to San Francisco as a witness in a murder case he witnessed on landing. He will be reimbursed travel expenses at 10 cents per mile. His mother resides in Tabor and he recently worked for the Tabor Northern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Reeder
Tabor
U. S. Navy
San Francisco
Reeder
Tabor Northern
Hastings Epworth Leaguers Bid Farewell To Orville Loving
A Hastings Epworth League group of about 40 visited the George Loving home northwest of Hastings for a farewell gathering with Orville Loving before his indefinite departure for Wyoming. Everett Damon rode home after a saddle mishap, while officers for Hastings lodge No 397 I O O F were elected December 4 with A A Piburn as Noble Grand and Pearl Carey chosen to represent the lodge at the Glenwood district convention. An expected joint installation for Hastings I O O F and Riverview Rebekah lodges is planned for January 11, 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Loving
Hastings
Epworth League
Orville Loving
Orville
Wyoming
Everett Damon
Evarett
Hastings Lodge
A. A. Piburn
Ieee
Noble
Grand Legue
Roy Hatfield Sores
Co. Harmon
Pearl Carey
Glenwood
Hastings 1
C. F
Riverview
Rebekah Lodge
Stork
E. B. Wallahan
Herbert Colling Wallahan
Elmer Wallahan
Osteopathy Promotes Patient Co operation and Health
The surgeon urges cooperation with doctors and cautious treatment. It lauds osteopathy for reducing experimental doses and invasive procedures and defines health as harmony of body mind and soul enabling proper organ function and growth of positive faculties.
Dr M W Hoover Osteopathic Physician at Glenwood
Dr M W Hoover, osteopathic physician, offers special attention to diet at McCluskey Building in Glenwood. Experience highlighted in the hospital and sanatorium context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCluskey
Glenwood
Hastings Tales Of Local Folks And Gatherings
Community notes recount births, travels, and small-town events. Elmer Lemonds greets a newborn son amid holiday cheer. L K Mason touts a Buick for uphill travel, while Mrs. Carrie McMillan buys a Stanton millinery and moves shop. Socials, depot work, sickness, and visits to Hastings, Creston, and Malvern fill a page of local life with names, places, and routines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie McMillan
Stanton
Iowa
Hastings
Horse Thief Gets Away Near D and D Institution
A team of horses a buggy and harness were stolen from W R Wall near the D and D Institution on the Lewis farm Thursday night. Milly County Protective Association members led a dogged pursuit tracing the single horse draw buggy to near the Charles Plumer place before losing it. Sheriffs of two counties will aid, and a $75 reward for return plus a $100 reward for arrest and conviction stand. A man with past horse-theft activity is the prime suspect. a Nebraska prison release last September and at least five prior thefts are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Wall
D&d Institution
Lewis Farm
Wall
Milly County Protective Association
Charles Plumer
Nebraska
Switchman Killed In Plattsmouth Yard Accident
J A Cassidy switchman at Plattsmouth Burlington yards was crushed during a coupling of engine and coach car. He died at 4 a.m. Sunday after being taken to a hospital in Omaha. Cassidy, 36 to 40, married with a 16 year old daughter, had worked the yards five years. His body returned to Brookfield Missouri for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cassidy
Plattsmouth
Burlington R. R
Cassidy
Pacific Junction
Omaha
Brookfield
Missouri
Emerson Man Remitted Fine For Disorderly Conduct
Dad Smith of Emerson faced a disorderly conduct case after a night with John Barleycorn. City Marshal George Graham escorted him to His Honor Mayor Patrick, who after testimony ordered a one hundred dollar fine. The mayor withheld payment only if Smith behaved properly henceforth. Smith is the son of Don Smith, a former Emerson citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dad Smith
Emerson
Bobbie Burns
John Barleycorn
Ded
George Graham
Cad
Patrick
Smith
Mr. Smith
Don Smith
Wounded Brakeman Improves After Kansas City Wounding
Ben Niday, the brakeman badly wounded last Tuesday on train No. 72, is reported much improved. Hopes are entertained that he will live despite five wounds. The incident was noted in The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Niday
K. C
The
Tribune
Be Cautious Rabbit Hunters Warned by Deputy Warden
Deputy Game Warden T L Hall admonishes hunters to carry licenses to avoid embarrassment, noting complaints that some hunters are not complying with the law and urging proper licensing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. L. Hall
Mr. Hell
Say‘eral
Three Link Boys Dance at Pacific Junction Hall
The Three Link Boys will give a dance December 31 in the O R hall Pacific Junction Lapwa. Home music. Dance will start promptly at eight o'clock. Come early and stay late. Everybody welcome by order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Three
O. O.R
Pacific Junction
Lapwa
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State Horticultural Society
Bunton-Plumer
Darland
the Tribune
M. R
McFarland
O. O. PF
Milla County
Albert Hatfield
Hatfield
Mr. Hatfield
Frank Kelley
Elpful Aie
Lebing
M. W. Hoover
Elmer
Bill Smith
Tom Brown
L. K. Mason
Shenandoah
Farragut
F. H. Hawk
Lincoln
Wearing School
Otha
Gordon
Mary Johnson
Vern Clark
Creston
Vern
Rosa Price
B. H. Spoon
Cal Hammack
Hennepin
Ilinois
Slater
Mrs. Spoon
Mrs. Price
Roy Quimby
Harry Brown
Robert Smith
Harry
Bo Harover
Milo Marsh
Ottumwa
Blakesly Irvin
Marsh
Milo
W. R. Eskew
Walter Boylan
Elmer Lemonds
St. Bernards Hospital
42 Club
Kensington
Clara Robbins
Town
H. Buck
Henderson
Norfolk
Clarence Sandiland
Fred Peterson
Mesers
Mabel Summers
Holta Smith
Malvern
Hastings Merchant
Wilbur Gaylord
B. L. Richards
Orville Loying
Charles Brown
Lagrippe
Eva Hutchings
Frank Rockafellow
H. C. Robbins
Tabor Valtor
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