Hastings News Roundup of Local Happenings and Visits
Hastings residents report health updates from grip to recovery as Mrs James Greig and Mrs Chas Purcell improve. Visitors include Mamie Barbour from Pacific City and Flora Wilson from Henderson. Cattle sales by Ralph and Frank Robbins, and OB Hutchings sale at Rand olph. Neighbors travel to Omaha and Macdonia for family visits. The Knights and Pythian Sisters plan a district gathering. A social by the Ladies Aid at the Methodist church and various hospital and dray labor updates fill the week. Grandpa Thos Young recuperates. new steel rails laid for future track work. Grandson Josiniy noted at 35 pounds. Birth announced to St Adkins north of Hastings. A large surprise for Chase Smiths on anniversary.
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James Greig
Dalton
Glenwood
Chas Purcell
Mamie Barbour
Pacific City
Will Young
Flora Wilson
Henderson
Mamie Hicks
Charles Henderson
Joe Scanlan
Thos Young
Si Adkins
Ralph
Frank Robbins
Chicago
OB Hutchings
Randolph
Los Angeles
Howard Rea
Macdonia
Oscar
Sarah Purcell
Wyerett
Omaha
Curtis Curran
Kps
Hastings
Iya Creeson
Red Oak
Whitnall
Rochester
Minn
Merritt
Emerson
Mabee
Council Bluffs
Joseph Wearin
St Adkins
Thos
Young
Ladies Aid
Methodist Church
Mamie Hunt
Clorinda Hospital
Shaw
Glenwood Institution
Will Batten
St Joseph Hospital
Jim Clark
Grip
Josiniy
H B Gray
Minneapolis
Gray
City Water Department
Henderson and Surroundings Social Notes and Local News
Henderson and nearby towns enjoy a flurry of visits and events. Residents report visitors from Omaha Hastings and Woodbine with plans for travel, weddings anticipated, land sales, and real estate moves. Local issues include school repairs, postal routes, car stocks, and a curious wolf sighting amid community gossip.
Local residents aid man and dog after fall in well
Ern was lowered into a well with a block and tackle and left there for several hours while townsfolk L Douglas Lee Noe and Pat aided him and the dog little. Sam Webster improves and receives care at the Odd Fellows hall with Mrs Webster visiting. J H Kiger leads the charge.
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T L Douglas
Lee Noe
Pat
Sam Webster
J H Kiger
Mrs Webster
Crowded Local Notices From Emerson Area
Emerson era notes cover Ernest Draheim Jr in Chicago with cattle and Ernest Draheim Sr ill at home. Hastings Joe Scanlan, Red Oak visitors, Waterloo folks, Lena Powers at Strahan, HL Booton visiting Wm Bootion, Mrs Reed and aunt Lou Tupper visits, Jack Evans Jr serious, and many small-town sightings including sales clerk Tra Cheney, Walter Draheim at Omaha college, Ralph Fisher’s farewell, John Crawford family moving to Lorimer, and ongoing grip illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Draheim Jr
Chicago
Joe Scanlan
Hastings
Daniel Rhoades
Minnie
Red Oak
Ernest Draheim Sr
Emerson
James Nason
Waterloo
Neb
W A Priest
Lena Powers
Strahan
Herman Sehurr
HL Booton
Council Bluffs
Wm Bootion
OK Reed
Omaha
Lou Tupper
M L Mvans
Decora
Jack Evans Jr
Elihu Cheney
Glenwood
Vditor Wells
Blutt's
James Quinn
The
Chronicle
Sidney
O K Reed
Claude Larnes
Ralph Fisher
Chapman
Ned
John Crawford
Lorimer
Tra Cheney
Walter Draheim
Omaha Business College
Miss Dana
Abel
Nettie Wolf
Cravenette
Shipman
James Honeyman
James Noonan
Grip
Emerson and area residents move and celebrate
W O Shattuck and family depart for Merrick county near Archer Nebraska. George Fisher and family plan a new home near Chapman Nebraska. Mrs Davis marks ten years married as they leave for Cedar county. Jack Brewer killed in a Newmarket coal mine. Ballain Cardiff J H McClain AP Kling sales totals and real estate purchases noted. Honeyman couple arrive after storm with a wrap theft riot at a reception.
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W O Shattuck
Merrick County
Archer
WM Waton
CE Bruen
Emerson
George Fisher
Chapman
Neb
Ladies Cemetery Association
GR Davis
Cedar County
Nebraska
Newmarket
Jack Brewer
Ashbel Osborn
Ballain
Cardiff
J H McClain
AP Kling
A TH Winkler
Glenwood
J W McClain
Kettle Falls
Washington
Columbia River
A. M. McClain
Onvy
Presbyterian
Kettle Walls
Robert Honeyman
Colby
Kaw
Wit Shipman
Jim Honeyman
Herb Goopfarth
Denver Priest Shot Dead at Altar Rail
At St Elizabeths Catholic church in Denver on Sunday morning Father Leo Henrichs was killed at the altar rail. An Italian anarchist, Giuseppe Guaranicco, fired a revolver as he received a consecrated wafer and then was arrested. He said he had no personal grudge against the priest but aimed at priests in general.
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St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church
Denver
Leo Henrichs
Giuseppe Guaranicco
Illinois Man Uses Hay Baler to Store Snow
An Illinois man reportedly baled snow after a recent storm. He shoveled snow into a hay baler, compressed it into cakes, and stored it in an ice house. He says snow ice is cheaper and effective for cooling, drawing interest for local Mills County farmers to try.
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Illinois
Mills County
Cupid and other Henderson weddings stir local hearts
Last week in Henderson two underage elopements drew attention. Walner Clark, 19, and Ella Houser, 17, wed after a hurried wedding at the Clark home with Rev. Miller officiating. Several other Mai? events followed, including Coppock and Kiger’s formal nuptials at Glenwood, with Deputy Treasurer Workman as best man and a noted baseball pitcher among the grooms. More couples, licenses, and plans were noted as the newspaper salutes local newlyweds.
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An Henderson
Walner Clark
Ella Houser
Macedonia
Miss Houser
Elopers
Carson
M. MH. Clark
Glenwood
Clark
Mr. Miller
Henderson Christian Church
James Houser
Henderson
Lyman Coppock
Ethel Kiger
Methodist
C. M. Ward
Fred Workman
Jacob Coppock
East End
Andrew Kiger
Mutual
the Tribune
Clerk Davis Offers Free Licenses to Break Month Record
Clerk Davis announces a motion to issue free marriage licenses on February 30 and 31 and to provide minister or justice services for those days to break the monthly record. A Columbus Nebraska couple seeking a license in Glenwood were refused for lack of proper ID, as was another Nebraska couple last week.
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Davis
Columbus
Neb
Glenwood
Nebraska
Doings of the Death Angel in Emerson and Red Oak
C C Oaks longtime farmer and landowner near Emerson died last night at his Red Oak home after two years of poor health. Family moved to Red Oak a year ago. funeral arrangements not yet set. J L McNay of Silver City died Sunday after amputation of his foot at St Josephs hospital. Charles Swanson former Emerson resident died in Essex from possible heart disease. funeral in Emerson. Mrs O J Davis called to Sumner Mo for illness of her mother Mrs M J Severance who died after hip injury and pneumonia. she leaves many Malvern friends.
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Strader
Bertha
Omaha
Ruth Mason
Hastings
Henderson
Elizabeth Watchings
J W Triplett
J H Oliver
Tabor
Ralph McClenahan
Andrew Kiger
Allan Morris
Woodbine
Inez McClenahan
MW Dilley
Glen Adkins
Red Oak
Wm Cain
Shenyon
Nebraska
Mel Sturgeon
Derby
Chariton
Chicago
Dilley
Joe Parker
Samuel Morgan
Curtis Curran
Chas Wiles
EM Noe
Yuma
Colo
Cupid
Daniel Hougas
Los Angeles
California
Carl J. Brandt
Irelen J. Plumer
FL Plumer
Dumfries
Martin
Ha. Ui
J. B. Brandt
Oak Township
Glenwood
C. C. Oaks
Emerson
J. L. McNay
Silver City
St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles Swanson
Essex
Christina Swanson
O. J. Davis
Sumner Mo
M. J. Severance
Musical Meeting by Glenwood Woman's Club
The Glenwood Woman's Club music committee hosts a musical and illustrated talk by Mrs May Whitney Farnham on The romantic element in music. Open to the public at the Congregational church on Madn day March 2 at 2 30 p m. Program includes Beethoven Rondo Sonata Opus and several songs by Schubert Schumann Mendelssohn Grieg and Chopin.
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Glenwood Woman's Club
May Whitney Farnham
Madnday
Wwolf
Schuman
Grieg
Chopin -Wachurn
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Ed. Hathaway
Lastings
Grace Crow
W. P. Crow
Brandt Plumer
Peterson-Halls
Fred W. Peterson
Ethel M. Halls
J. H. Skiles
Alvin Peterson
Frank Buttington
Bridgewater
Clites
Osborne
J. Roll Clites
Miss Beulah Osborne
Emerac
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Louisville
Markert-Schultz
Adolph Markert
Hanna Schultz
Mineola
C. Oaks
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