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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1913
Page
4
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Mills County News Notes From Red Oak And Beyond
News from Oklahoma reports Rev. D J M Woods is markedly improved and his daughter Mrs L L Greenwalt plans to return home soon. W B Cavan, grain man, walked Red Oak streets last Thursday. Ed Weearin traveled to Omaha on Friday. Wilmot Bowman visited the big city on the Missouri’s north bank Tuesday. Misses Edith Smith and Marie Totchings were visitors to the county seat last Saturday. J C G Anderson, visiting his daughter Mrs G S Purcell, left Saturday for Orleans Nebraska. Horace Birdsall went with him. Jake endured a long siege but recovered with help from relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
D. J. M. Woods
L. L. Greenwalt
W. B. Cavan
Red Oak
Ed Weearin
Omaha
Wilmot Bowman
Missouri
Edith Smith
Marie
Totchings
J. C G. Anderson
G. S. Purcell
Orleans
Neb
Horace Birdsall
Jake
Prayer for Long and Happy Home Life
The brief note expresses a wish that the person find many days of happiness at home and enjoyment in domestic life. It emphasizes personal peace, comfort, and blessing for a fulfilling home existence. The wording suggests a sentimental farewell or well wishing gesture from a publishable notice.
Henderson Prom Highlights Local Visits and Family News
Henderson society page lists residents and visitors, including A. C. Harney as Shenandoah passenger, Rev. Bigelow visiting relatives, Orson Harris holiday guest, Vera Braden from Red Oak, Gayle and Bessie Phillips returning from Indianola, J. A. Bell home from Council Bluffs, and the Saar family hosting relatives. Several births, travel plans, sales, and a large Martin Saar public sale are noted along with multiple moves and holiday gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Harney
Shenandoah
Harry Thompson
Valley Junction
Bigelow
Indianola
J. A. Bell
Council Bluffs
Rhoads
Nuth
Mitchell
South Dakota
C. M. Rose
Belle Rose
Ehnes
Grant Hockenbury
Elliott Priday
C. M. Workman
Claude Maynes
Dee
Fd Brown
Garden Grove
Milton McVay
Missouri
Sherman Stonebraker
Cantril
Martin Saar
J. A. Stonebraker
Fred Noblitt
Hamburg
Mr. Saar
Eastern Town
Saar
Robert McClanahan
Texas
Mary Koster
Omaha
Baumgartner
Earl Saar
Yars
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