Henderson News Brisk With Local Trades And Family News
Petty thefts in Henderson last week saw a hog divided between Art Houser and Allen Morris before disappearing next day. Four bushels of potatoes were stolen from Jake Coppock’s cellar. Joe Frink welcomes a 9 pound girl born December 13 to parents Mr. and Mrs. Schoonover of Griswold. J R Loving sustains minor injuries at a sale run by auctioneer W H Cramer. Many local visits and trips to Omaha and Council Bluffs are noted along with social events and upcoming Christmas cantata by the Methodist choir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Art Houser
Allen Morris
Morris
Houser
Jake Coppock
Joe Frink
W. W. Schoonover
Griswold
Frink
Miss Pearl Miller Visits and Local News in Nebraska City Area
East Center reports Miss Pearl Miller visiting at W. H. Pitzer home in Nebraska City and with her uncle Julius Graves of Peru. Will Andrews and family visited at his uncle Charles Andrews near Red Oak. C. W. Boles in Omaha last Saturday. Neighborhood attend Nellie and Harry Reasener birthday party. John Miller and wife visited parents’ home last week. Hillsdale ladies donate a barrel of fruit sent to Des Moines Children's home. Joy Parker family visited sister Mrs Floyd Rhoades west of Glenwood and church at Hillsdale. Mrs Miller visits sister Mary Barnett of Plattsmouth. Carl Nelson and family went to Omaha last Wednesday. Hillsdale Ladies’ Aid to serve dinner at Charles Roland gate next Tuesday. Members and others urged to bring doughnuts or pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Pearl Miller
W. H. Pitzer
Nebraska City
Julius Graves
Peru, Neb
Joy Parker
Floyd Rhoades
Glenwood
Hillsdale
Charles Roland Gate
Hastings Pythian Officers and Local Business Change
Hastings Pythian Sisters officers were elected for Iowa Castle Hall 278 Hastings with Grace Hathaway and Ruth Lewis among the officers. A separate note reports the M. B. Harover restaurant and confectionery selling to A. A. Barber and Perry Huntsman who will run the business, with Huntsman always present and Barber likely full time later. Harover plans to move to his farm for spring work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Queen Mills Temple
Grace Hathaway
M. J. CG
Arvilla Lockabill
Inn
Wearin
Ruth Lewis
Kern Wallahan
Mae Shaw
Homer Smith
Guard
B. W. Hampton
Frotectoy
M. B. Harover
Messrs
A. A. Barber
Perry Huntsman
Hastings
Huntsman
Barber
Harover
Won and Divided A Hastings Wrestling Bout
A hastings bout ended with Ben Shaw praising the Russian wrestler after John Simpson was defeated by the Russian bear hug. Ben shared the stake with the winner and praised the match as unadvertised amusement among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Ben Shaw
John Simpson
John
Ben
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Henderson Q
J. R. Loving
J. R. Martin
Mr. Loving
W. H. Cramer
Worth Kenney
Wallace, Neb
Andy Kiger
Mr. Kenney
Omaha
M. E. Hougas
G. H. Parker
Loyd
Margaret Harbor
Pearl Harney
Hamburg
Rebekah Lodge
Lew Allensworth
Idna
Leila
Council Bluffs
Raymond Davenport
Juanita Walker
Carson
J. R. Brown
Harrison Davis
Perry Stevens
Prescott
Ralph Plumb
Wales
Lee ‘Williams
Portland
Ore
Bert Braden
Miss Mae West
Fort Madison
John Stewart
Virginia Hansen
G. Fred Skank
Lamonia
H. F. Cool
Hayden Carter
Auto
Grace Wilson
James and
Ralph Wilkinson
Onidha
Stark
Ill
Methodist
Charles Hunter
Will Cooper
Carl Kjellberg
Ellis Darnell
James Civet
Red Oak
W. DB. Graig
Carson Vicinity
R. L. South
Massena
J. Coffman
Tueipgss Afta Aiales Nn Caehier
Maynes
G. GC
Dorr
T.R. Stewart
Charles Stewart
Emma
Irene
Will Johnson
J.le Hope Swaney
Red Cross Drug Co
Budgeribe
the Tribune
East Center
Will Andrews
Charles Andrews
C. W. Boles
Nellie
Harry Reasener
John Miller
Lewis Frazier
Bert
St. Joseph Jan Omaha Jas
Frazier
Floyd Purcell
Des Moines
Mrs. Miller
Mary Barnett
Plattsmouth
Carl Nelson
Iowa Castle Hall
Verne Glark
A. Barber
Fred Peterson
VanGorkum
W. D
M. Gook
H. Baxter
M. F. G. L. Shoemaker
Wesley Nims
Lisbon
Albert Weinbar
Ralph
Henry Caughel
Albert
Weinbar
Wendell
Minnesota
Ruby Cox
Mullen
Neb
R. H. Poindexter
Lemon Cox
Poindexter
Miss Cox
North Branch
Della Peterson
Fred
Plano
Frank Kelley
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