Pacific Junction News Highlights and Local Notes
Van DeLashmutt of Whiting visits his uncle WE DeLashmutt while Mrs J J Marrin spends the week with her brother J W Benton of Idaho Falls. Ice on the river and tracks is thin and risky. Deputy Sheriff Andrews, born near East Plattsmouth, visited from Missouri to address local youths. Proceryman from Worley returned from Burwell with 400 acres bought at $10 an acre. Ice scouting along the river continues, with water backing up near the bridge. Gale Grubb celebrated his 12th birthday. Chas Haynie suffers from the grip. Claude Anderson serves as juryman, traveling between Junction and Glenwood. A petition for free text books in the district proceeds toward a March 9 vote. Paul Haynie and J H Rhoads appear on the Glenwood grand jury again. Pacific Junction State Savings Bank held its annual meeting, reelecting officials. six percent dividend declared. Steinhouse family from Valparaiso moves into the Keast house. Sam Allis trades threshing outfit for half interest in a Council Bluffs saloon. Mae Lang fills in for Lulu Farrell teaching. smallpox exposure cited. George Moore quarantined for smallpox, later moved to pest house in Omaha. Junction contributes to Hotel de Linville fund in Glenwood. three boarders sent from here last week. Two young men, Fred Gamblin and Ed Reed, arrested for jumping on and off cars. five days in jail awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van DeLashmutt
Whiting
WE DeLashmutt
J J Marrin
J W Benton
Idaho Falls
Missouri
Chas Kroon
Andrews
East Plattsmouth
Worley
Burwell
Neb
Jess DeLashmutt
DeLashmut
John Olson
Sam Burgess
Scott
Gale Grubb
Chas Haynie
Claude Anderson
Glenwood
L O Zornes
Paul Haynie
J H Rhoads
Neck of the Woods
Pacific Junction State Savings Bank
Steinhouse
John Keast
Amos Evernham
Valparaiso
Sam Allis
Council Bluffs
Keil
Mae Lang
Lulu Farrell
George Moore
Wm Moore
Charles King
Miss Farrell
King House
Young Moore
Omaha
Hotel de Linville
Isaac Powell
William
Walter Hunt
Fred Gamblin
Ed Reed
Marshal McMillen
Stanbridge
Justtice
Hastings Social Notes and Local Happenings
Hastings reports a busy week with club meetings, visits, and community events. Mrs Fred Priest receives care in Clarinda, Dell Johnson injures his arm but recovers well, and A J Wearin ships cattle to South Omaha. Will Edie’s wagon surprise cheers town as Will Whitnall departs for Iowa City. The K P district preps for Feb 26, a blizzard disrupts plans, and Nellie and Mertie Pace return home from Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Johnson
Prof Johnson
South Omaha
Hastings
Omaha
Will Edie
University
Sarah Purcell
Everett
Purcell
Mabel
Religious services and speakers announced for Glenwood churches
Glenwood churches list Sunday programs with missionary services at Holiness Church featuring Rosa Mintle and Miss Nelson of Tabor heading for Japan and China. Baptist Church hosts J O Staples preaching morning and evening, with themes Good Works and Soul and the Fate of Unbelief. Episcopal, Congregational, Methodist, and Christian Church items describe sermons, texts, Sunday School, and meetings led by Rev L D Brainerd, with J C Harris as Christian Church minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
J. O. Staples
ST. John's Episcopal Church
L. D. Brainerd
Silver City Social Budgets and Local Moves
Reno Moore of Plattsmouth visits Silver City while William moves to Clark County South Dakota to farm. Ora Bare departs Tuesday for Washington on a land prospecting trip. Rev Peter Jacobs visits relatives at Omaha on Tuesday. Ned Joel Frost, formerly of this area, dies in Emerson. word reaches Silver City. Mrs Peter Jacobs, staying with her sister at Omaha, returns home Sunday. O D Greenwood and family visit from Emerson Monday. O Goodman returns from Holyoke Colorado prospecting trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno Moore
Plattsmouth
Silver City
William
Clark County
South Dakota
Ora Bare
Washington
Peter Jacobs
Omaha
Emerson
Ned
Joel Frost
O D Greenwood
O ` Goodman
Holyoke
Colo
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Real estate transfers from Pacific Junction and Glenwood
A series of property transfers recorded including FH Balding to F Zerger for lots 25 26 27 in Pacific Junction at 1600 dollars I L Pearce to Fred Shamblin for part of lot 3 block 25 Glenwood 175 dollars IN Whitaker to WS Elliott lot 9 block 62 Glenwood 2600 dollars I A Jones to T D Gibson mortgage lots 298 301 Strahan's Add Malvern 1000 dollars EF Elliott to Anderson and Record Co Jet 9 bik 14 Pacific Junction 10 dollars CH Cash to J F Bickel 80 acres in section 1 Glenwood township 7500 dollars W E Perkins to H and Plotz 20 acres in section 9 Platteville two 8800 dollars W IEE Perkins to Fred Penn 20 acres in section 9 Platteville two 800 dollars H H Muncie to Lanning Jensen 40 l acres in Tygons two 1800 dollars W S Elliott to L M Lord lot 9 block 62 Glenwood 2600 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FH Balding
F Zerger
Pacific Junction
I L Pearce
Fred Shamblin
Glenwood
Whitaker
WS Elliott
I A Jones
T D Gibson
Strahan
Add
Malvern
EF Elliott
Anderson & Record Co
J F Bickel
Glenwood Township
E Perkins
H & Plotz
Platteville
Iee Perkins
Fred Penn
H H Muncie
Lanning Jensen
S§ Elliot
L M Lord
Local News From Red Oak and Surroundings
Henderson Miss Mabel Crosthwait visited her parents at Red Oak over the weekend. CS Swaney seeks treatment in Oxford Junction Missouri. Horse buyers removed several good horses late last week. Mr Clark has been ill for some time. Miss Nora Wilson traveled to Red Oak Friday and back Saturday. Woman's Missionary society to meet Mrs Hollingsworth Friday afternoon. Mrs lif Wilson among grip victims. Rev C A Miller went to Macedonia Friday to preach a funeral for James W Rainbow, 4, son of William Rainbow. Illustrated temperance lecture at Christian church Wednesday night drew large audience. J G Wilcox of West Oak shares life incidents: grip experience from Jan 13 to Jan 30, 1908 with long sleepless periods and extensive walking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Crosthwait
Red Oak
CS Swaney
Oxford Junction
Clark
Nlora Wilson
Woman's Missionary Society
Hollingsworth
Lif Wilson
Grip
Rey C A Miller
Macedonia
James W. Rainbow
William Rainbow
Christian Church
J. G. Wilcox
West Oak
Tribune
Bygone St Joe Feat Prompts Wit and Wager
Charles Weston attempted a 100 mile walk in 24 hours in St Joseph Missouri, later covering about 1004 miles in roughly 234 hours. The narrator recalls whipping Weston to circulate blood during the final miles while earning an $800 wager, but says they received nothing for their efforts. The note signs off with a playful claim and a plug for Tribune job work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Weston
St. Joe
J. G. Wilcox
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