Hastings Brule residents hail crop yield and local notices
James Lockabill returns to Brule as BJ Smith notes 80 bushels per acre. Hastings school takes next week off. WG Pace attends Samuel Scott funeral in Glenwood. Mrs Fred Martin visits Winchester. John and Mrs Starr visit Cres ton with George. Charles Vestal tours Wood Lake. William Edie visits from Nebraska. Keffer hardware displays holiday decorations. Mr and Mrs Roy Quimby win best waterers at Friday dance. Opera house hosts shows. a silver tongued orator sells soap between acts. Mrs Horace Eacrett’s operation leaves her condition serious. Matrimonial gossip swirls in Hastings. Alva Wright helps at Purcell store near Randolph. ATM Burgers cared for by Mrs Thomas Young in Glenwood. Wes Young builds a 20 by 30 foot tin shop. Jerome Chapin handles repairs. EE Dimmitt estate sale nets $1,600. G. M Young and NFE Lewis sale draws a crowd. Jack O Connor from Alberta reports drought. John Sayers runs Calgary garage and real estate. Isaac McFarland arrives in San Antonio. weather fine. father-in-law George Schurr to stay. Flirt with crossing line into Mexico amid revolution talked. Cole and Bryant relatives visit Henderson. Mrs Bryant ill. anticipated ozone therapy. Mrs Fret Cook and Miss Gladys Weir travel through Holyoke quintet era. Weir teaches Mass school west of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starr
George
Creston
Charles Vesta
Wood Lake
Hastings
Roy Quimby
Opera House
Horace Eacrett
Straban
Alva Wright
Randolph
Purcell
Thomas Young
Glenwood
Atm Burger
Wes Young
Christie
Jjerome Chapin
Mr Young
EE Dimmitt
Alberta
Canada
John Sayers
Calgary
Isaac McFarland
San Antonio
Texas
George Schurr
Old Mexico
Local Folks Update from Hastings Area
Fred Workman a Council Blufts passenger last week. Mr and Mrs David Jones mourn a child born to them Deo. Sam Morgan Sr returns from months with his son at Wayne. Mr and Mrs Kirkpatrick depart for Omaha. W A Williams of Wayne Neb visits relatives here. Joe Sunseri resigns from Hockenberry shop and heads to Omaha. Miss Mary Stewart home after Presbyterian Hospital treatment. Mrs Wiles visiting here with son Charles called to Griswold by husband’s illness. Chicago Male Quartet and Bells Ringers third on the lecture course Dee 9. Harold Workman buys jeweler’s tools to study watchmaking in Omaha. Mr and Mrs John Bryant of Yuma also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Morgan Sr
Wayne
Ned
Brol Kirkpatrick
Omaha
W A Williams
Wayne, Neb
Joe Sunseri
Hockenberry
Farrington
Hastings
Silver Gayble
Mary Stewart
Presbyterian Hospital
Onaha
Wiles
Charles
Griswold
Chicago
Ell Ringers
Harold Workman
John Bryant
Yuma
Malvern People and Local Appointments Noted
Mrs Homer Huntsman visited her parents in Glewood. Miss Flora McKown becomes Malvern post office clerk. EC Graves travels west to grow up with the country. Mrs Mary Ewing wintering with her son at Newton Kansas. Adam Gipe sold five spring colts at 120 each. Mrs May Peake visited Homer Huntsman’s home. Mrs J Oe McGuire called to Metrose Dec 10 for mother’s illness. Chas Alberts took Bull Orpingtons to Omaha poultry show. W I Burks sidelined by horse kick. SB Tipton to visit La Harpe Illinois this week. I Summers appointed director from ninth district of Town Agricultural Society. I D Redman moved his family to the old Mellor residence. W W Shoop returned from Chicago after his son Henry’s delicate operation. G A Platt bought Malvern Electric theater moving picture outfit and will introduce his orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Huntsman
Glewood
Flora McKown
Malvern
EC Graves
Mary Ewing
Newton
Kaw
Adam Gipe
May Peake
McPherson
J Oe McGuire
Chas Alberts
Orpingtons
Omaha
II Burks
SB Tipton
la Harpe
Town Agricultural Society
Town Agricultural Society. I D Redman
Mellor
WD Wilson
W Shoop
Chicago
Henry
G A Platt
Malvern Electric Theater
JG Graves
Silver City Notices and Local Tragedy Involving Kneif
Silver City reports a series of small items from Ellsworth to Des Moines including deaths, visits, and a charity bazaar. A fatal accident near Maple River claims Kneif, aged about 55, with his widow linked to local families. Christmas entertainments are planned by Methodist and Baptist groups.
Short Course Prize Corn Sales and Poultry Prizes
The Glenwood corn sale last Saturday raised near $275, beating last year's $143 record. Carter & Kinnan paid 24 for a sweepstakes bushel of yellow corn by George Phelps. Numerous individuals bought ears and bushel lots, with bids from M. Jd. Williams, Dr. Mogridge, Dr. EF Donelan, Frank Choate, Fay Wright, Wm. Donelan, Frank Wilton, J. G. Parker, and I. Gladwin, among others, reflecting strong bidder activity in yellow and white corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Carter & Kinnan
George Phelps
M. Jd. Williams
D. I. EL Donelan
Mogridge
EF. . Donelan
Frank Choate
Fay Wright
Wm. Donelan
Donelan
Frank Wilton
White Gloud
J. G. Parker
Silver City
Gladwin
Poultry Show Winners and Classes at Glenwood Short Course
The Glenwood poultry show awards cash prizes across American English Mediterranean and Sweepshake divisions. Winners include O W Byers Edwin Carter John Merritt G L Goodell C V Byers Jr and others for best cock hen pullet and breed classes. The article describes class groupings for American English Mediterranean and Asiatic breeds with notes on varieties represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
O. W. Ryers & Son
Edwin Carter
Rhode Island
L. Goodell
John Sawyers
Robert Record
O. W. Byers & Son
Wyandottes
John] Merritt
Plymouth Rocks
Wyandotte
O. W. Byers
Orpington
G. L. Goodell
Hest Cockerel
Plymouth Rock
John Merritt
Best
C. V. Byers
Toulouse
al Milter
I. D. Anderson
Eleven rural schools take part in Glenwood spelling contest
Eleven rural schools were represented at the Friday night spelling contest held at the Glenwood opera house with 39 spellers. Russell Phifer of Silver School Center Township won first prize of 10 dollars after about two hours of competition. Katherine Flynn won second, Anna Timmerman third, and Josephine McFerren fourth. Ten more spellers received one dollar each for high placements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Opera House
Russell Phifer
Silver
Center Township
Supt. Masters
Mina van Cleave
Ida Goodell
Glenwood
Katherine Flynn
Anna Timmerman
Josephine McFerren
Marie Lohse
Weldon Walker
Oracle
Jessie Jones
Worpe
Williams
Glenwood Township
Virginia Johnson
Walter Glenn
Wayne Stacy
Mineola
May Bradley
Pearl Zimmer
Va Kiersch
Merle
Katherine Lynn
Maggie Prien
Egypt
Lyons Township
Sadie Barnes
Erma
Wallace Tlarless
Garrie Alexander
West Liberty No. 1
Oak Township
Irene Burlington
Everett Anthony
Elsie Graalis
Warren Saw_yers
Slawthorne School
Christine Sherfay
Silver School
Mildred Tunison
George Markel
Russel Phifer
Lester Darland
West Liberty No
Bernice Kelly
James
Josephine Melerren
Ilorence Mayberry
Mother Day
Gohreen
Olive Romar Teagher
Lola
Bessie Kates
Maude Peters
Noa Radford
Local Weddings Highlight Glenwood Area Nuptials
Allen Smith and Miss Hattie Wiatt wed at the Metho dist parsonage in Glenwood with Rev. Graves serving. Arvid Carlson and Edna Clites united in Red Oak on Dec 15. Frank Kochersperger wed Flora Reed in Omaha. Douglas Landon and Ruth Whipple secretly married in Council Bluffs. Licenses issued for Tarvey Carey and Grace Plumb in Hastings and H N Pierce and Irene Huston near Bartlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Smith
Hattie Wiatt
Glenwood
Methodist
W. N. Graves
Glenwood Institution
Missouri
Arvid Carlson
Edna Clites
Red Oak
Isaac Clites
Harson
Hawthorne
Douglas Landon
Silver City
Ruth Whipple
Council Bluffs
The
Tribune
Tarvey W. Carey
Grace Plumb
Hastings
H. N. Pierce
Irene J. Huston
Bartlett
Obituary notices from Mills County area deaths
Mrs. Jemima D Hobson former Mills County resident died last Saturday in Enid Oklahoma at a venerable age. Buried after a graveside service conducted by Rev Roy L Palmerton in Hillsdale cemetery. Survived by six children in Colorado Nebraska Wyoming California and Illinois. Mrs N A Shaul died at home near Strahan after six months illness and is survived by husband three children and an aged mother. Leroy Adams 11 died suddenly near Tabor with possible diphtheria prompting house fumigation prior to funeral. Also an ad for Hampshire Hogs For Sale and spring boats by L A Hateblugs Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jemima D. Hobson
Mills County
Enid
Oklo
Glenwood
Hillsdale
Roy L. Palmerton
Glenwood Baptist Church
Stephen Hobson
Slillsdale
James R. Hobson
Montrose
Colo
BE. P. Anderson
Denver
A. W. Hobson
Lyons
Neb
Eugene Hobson
Guernsey
Wyo
Edward B. Moobson
Los Angeles
N. A. Shaul
Strahan
Malvern
Birdie
Roy
Bert
Mose Weaver
Leroy Adams
Bert Adams
Joe Baggs
Tabor
For Sale or Trade and Poultry Notices in Iowa and Oklahoma
For sale or trade listings include 160 acres 34 miles from Buffalo Oklahoma in Harper county. inquiries to Thomas Ervin Hastings Louisiana. Also Barred Rock and Rhode Island Red poultry offered by Mrs Ehner Johnson Malvern Iowa and 25 Butt Orpington cockerels from Mrs S W Alberta Malvern Iowa. The fragment ends with a garbled question about a neighbor and selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Okla
Harper County
Thos. Ervin
Hastings
Rhode Island
Ehner Johnson
Malvern
Leach
S. W. Alberta
I Malvern
Also Mentioned on This Page
James Lockabill
Brule
BJ Smith
WG Pace
Samuel Scott
Fred Martin
Winchester
Til
Henderson
Fred Workman
Council
David Jones
Deo
J Glanagan
Ellsworth
Clyde Rhynearson
Des Moines
MWA
Glen McNay
Mattie Mauk
Jo Taylor
al Marshall
Louisville
al McMiree
Baptist Ladies
Kensington
George ‘Taylor
Broken Bow
Wye
LW Hnaifker
Pennsylvania
Iditor Stevens
the Times
Jfustice of the
John Schoening
Dee
Herman Neil
Treynor
Mapleton
Maple River
Kneif
Henry Hartje
Gast
Qen
Cyre
Oithur
Tyre
Solomon
Tyrel
Gino Vel Besi—Lt
Mills County Abstract Company
Lowa
Henderson, A
DeBolt
Bia
Carlson
Kochersperger-Reed
Frank Kochersperger
Flora Reed
Oakland
Jacob Kochersperger
Emerson
Landon
Whipple
Carey
H. A. Shaul
Hampshire
Briie
Bell Phone
L. AK
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