Births and visits near Hastings and surrounding towns
Hastings reports the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Wilfred C Wilson two miles northwest of Hastings. Mrs Mary Staar visiting daughter Mrs Laura McGilery at Barker City. Mr and Mrs W E Robbins of Cortland Neb visiting Robbins' father. Oscar Peterson joins a UP bridge crew in Gothenburg Neb. Al Greeson and son Glenn visited from Pender Neb. UL Shoemaker left for Christmas with wife in St Joseph Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Edgar Christy
Glenn
Pender
Neb
UL Shoemaker
St Joe
Henderson News Roundup of Local Residents and Holiday Activities
Charles Wiles now occupies the E M Duke cottage, Ray Warter clerks at Will iard hardware. George Wilson spent Christmas in Creston with railroad friends. Miss Mabel Haworth teaches at Murray and visiting Denison. Miss Hdna Dorr, assistant principal at Murray High, home for holidays. Mrs August McClenahan and daughter Inez visit Cameron. Maurice B Culver, ex-Henderson, now at Red Oak calendar works, wed Maude Woodburn of Red Oak. Uncle Joel Wood’s pond hosts busy ice harvest with 12 inch ice secured. Homed from college for holidays are Harry Paul, Dick Morris, Almon Hougas. Methodist aid meets at Mrs McCluskey. Christian church group at Mrs Tripplett. Henderson’s Bachelor Club thriving in Case building. They pledge singleness. Cupid may strike soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wiles
E M Duke
Ray Warter
Williard Hardware
George Wilson
Creston
Mabel Haworth
Denison
Hdna Dorr
Murray High School
August McClenahan
Inez
RE Stone
Cameron
Maurice B Culver
Henderson
Red Oak
Maude CG Woodburn
Joel Wood
Harry Paul
Lincoln
Dick Morris
Des Moines
Almon Hougas
Lamont
Methodist Aid Society
Local club names officers amid holiday week break
The organization announced officers: President C M Workman, vice president Geo Hawks, secretary BR D Turner, Treasurer Gwynn Harover, Seargent at Arms Geo Wilson. Members enjoy a holiday vacation. Mrs John Bryant of Yuma, Colorado visits at Jacob Coppock's home. Seven carloads of shelled corn shipped from Henderson last week to an outside buyer paying a per bushel price. Shippers listed as Guy Boileau, Ralph McClenahan, Clarence Dorr, and Wilbur Houser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C M Workman
Geo Hawks
BR D Turner
Gwynn Harover
Seargent
Geo Wilson
John Bryant
Yuma
Colo
Jacob Coppock
Henderson
Guy Boileau
Ralph McClenahan
Clarence Dorr
Wilbur Houser
Birthday and Christmas cards praised by Hillsdale writer
Hillsdale figure F M Boyd of Kingsley thanks Mills County friends for a generous stream of birthday and Christmas cards. He notes many come from Missouri and other counties, and expresses appreciation for their thoughtful remembrance and holiday wishes.
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F M Boyd
Kingsley
the Tribune
Mills County
Milly County
Tribune Force
Malvern Christmas Gifts and Local Notes
Malvern residents share holiday gifts with Nellie Aistrope and another daughter receiving fine pianos from the Mul holland store. A A Anderson plans to open an implement house February 1 near the Leader office. Mrs W G Summers tends a flourishing orange tree south of Malvern. Mrs Grant Summers returns to Lincoln sanitarium after a home visit, improving in health. Frank Johnston from Canada sells his LaCombe farm and will move northwest overland in spring as rail access is distant. Local college students home for holidays include Olive and Merle Coffman, Nora Summers, Harriet and Flora Benton, Blaine Young, Paul Kneeland, Perry Hendricks, Maude Johnson, Walter Scott, Campbell, and Mixie Cunningham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T M Aistrope
Nellie
Liederquist
Mulholland
A Anderson
Hutton
Leader
W G Summers
Malvern
Grant Summers
Lincoln
Frank Johnston
Canada
LaCombe
Olive
Merle Coffman
Fairfield
Nora Summers
Jlartiet
Flora Benton
Grinnell
Blaine Young
Paul Kneeland
Upper Alton
Perry Hendricks
Culver
Ind
Maude Johnson
Indianola
Walter Scott
Malcom Campbell
Mixie Cunningham
Creighton Medical College
Omaha
Notice Drainage Bonds Sealed Bids Requested
Sealed bids will be received at the office of County Treasurer Glenwood Town up to noon January 4, 1910 for the sale of 5 000 in Pony Creek Drainage bonds drawing 6 percent semiannual interest dated November 2, 1909 and payable one each year for five years. Bonds not sold for less than par and right to reject any bids reserved. Dated December 20 1909 W H Ficke County Treasurer.
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Glenwood
Pony Creek
Ficke
Malvern Home Talent Play Mose the Foot Ball Champion
Malvern presents the home talent play Mose the Foot Ball Champion Thursday night. Cast includes Mose Harry Wilson. Frank Thornton Donald Cunningham. Thurston Hall Judd Connor. Billy Holt Lyle Wilkins. Rodney Roy Robbins. Eleanor Thornton Ethel Cunningham. several students and townspeople with Edythe Burne Jones and Mrs Bone among the roles.
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Mose
Malvern
Harry Wilson
Frank ‘Thornton
Donald Cunningham
Thurston Hall
Judd Connor
Billy Holt
Lyle Wilkins
Henry Warwick
Clyde van Horn
Smith
Gene Porter
Rodney
Roy Robbins
Sumner
Karl Cook
Hayden
Kenneth Cook
Thomas Edward
Joe Deardorff
Lawrence Talbott
Eleanor Thornton
Ethel Cunningham
Anne Schuyler
Blanche Coffman
Bett Carewe
Fern Robbins
Sally Middleton
Ruth Kneeland
Katherine Stanton Macie Himebaugh
Edythe Burne-Jones
Lafittie Deardorff
Mrs. Bone
Lillian Cunningham
Vandhe
Carrie Wilson
Courant
Jennie Hartley
Ingea
Grace Churchill
H S C Elect Officers From Center Township Club
The H. S. C. O. women's social and literary group in Center and Rawles township elected officers for next year at the home of Mrs. N. M. Chambers. New leaders include Mrs. H. W. Seeger as president, Mrs. Wolfe as vice president, Mrs. Walter Aistrope as second vice president, Mrs. Charles Williams as third vice president, Mrs. Hubert Chambers as secretary, Mrs. Otto Kline as first assistant, and Mrs. Moore as second assistant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Center
Rawles Township
N. M. Chambers
H. W. Seeger
Wolfe
Walter Aistrope
Charles Williams
Hubert Chambers
Otto Kline
Moore
Real estate transfers list for Malvern and nearby towns
Transfers include N M Garland to L Lavenberg for 120 acres in West Oak section 21 at 8000 dollars. Perry Stout to J F Standiford for Lot 3 Block 35 Glanwood. El Califf to Mrs BE Aistrona for three Strahan's addition lots in Malvern at 3500 dollars. Hugh Kinney to G E Long for 160 acres in Platteville section 18 at 9600 dollars. Robert Keedy to O Powell for 270 acres in Ly ons sections 16 17 and 22 at 22400 dollars. MU Stowe to L W Boehner for Malvern lots 4 and 5 block 4 at 225 dollars.
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N M Garland
L. Lavenberg
West Oak
Perry Stout
J F Standiford
Glanwood
EL Califf
BE Aistrona
Strahan
Malvern
Hugh Kinney
G E Long
Platteville
Robert Keedy
O Powell
Lyons
MU Stowe
L W Boehner
Block
Apple Harvest Poem Fragments of Autumn Imagery
Vivid lines describe apples in red, russet, and gold stored for winter. The speaker evokes Pippins Greenings Northern Spy and Warm memories of youth, light, and joy amid snow and time’s wreckage. The piece blends sensory fruit images with longing for brighter days.
Rexall Kidney Remedy Promises Safe Relief
A Glenwood druggist offers Rexall Kidney Remedy with a bold guarantee. The ad claims the formula restores kidney and urinary health, urging readers to try a bottle today at two price points while promising satisfaction or a refund. It emphasizes comprehensive kidney support and urges practical testing at Red Cross Drug Co.
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Red Cross Drug Co
Glenwood
The Bishop of Valley and the Wedding Mixup
Ad. Sutherland recounts in a humorous valley tale how Julia the mule, the Bishop, and a young preacher tangled in a marriage plot. The plan to wed in Riverview unfolds amid small town quirks, misdirections, and a rescued, reconciled ending.
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L. G. Linville
Linville and
Hammond
H. S.C
John MacLeod Sutherland
Julia
Chicago
Valley
Jussex
Hades
Buffaload
Givens
Texas
Wolley
Riverview
Avery Stable
Hank Evans
Hank
Jan
Land’s End
Bill Taylor
Bill
Hullo
Hank’s
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