Hastings Brakeman Injured On Extra Freight Train
Brakeman Homer Pierce was severely injured early Thursday when an accident occurred on an extra freight train near Hastings. He lay unconscious after being found on the north side of the track with head wounds. His condition was critical as he was transported to Creston. Possible causes cited include a fall while climbing, striking the water crane, or an assault by hobos. Pierce had married about two weeks prior. The incident is followed by local social notes and community updates from Hastings.
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Homer Pierce
No. 74
Hastings
Pierce
Christy
Creston
Local social notes bring many visits and travels
Emerson column reports Mr and Mrs W W Abel visiting Omaha while Mrs J T Barnes shopped Red Oak. Ruth White and Ruth Collins visited friends, Faith Dunn toured Glenwood, and many others hosted relatives in Red Oak Malvern Glenwood Macedonia and nearby towns. Several siblings and guests travel to Stanton Council Bluffs and Wood River for visits. culminating with updates on Hawkins Park gatherings and the Cramer family trip to Council Bluffs for a hospital visit.
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W W. Abel
Omaha
J. T. Barnes
Red Oak
Ruth White
Malvern
Ruth Collins
Faith Dunn
Glenwood
Wm. Langston
Naomi Salmons
Expositions
California
Guy Harold
James Kinney
Charles McGuire
Logan
Iowa
Roy Walters
Murray
Clara Warner
Mary Birdsall
Clyde Rhoads
Laura McDowell
Lindsey Coons
Macedonia
Fred Kline
D. C. Abel
Ivan Salmons
Spurgeon Salmons
Stanton, Neb
J. P. McGill
Carrie Woods
Glanwood
H. C. Hicks
Verne Wicks
Wickersham
Des Moines
Campbell
Ohio
Chas. Kelly
Laurel
Neb
W. A. Snodgrass
Genevieve Rounds
Wood River
BE. T. Rounds
Myron Shipman
Wm. Crawford
Blockton
Thurland
Hawkins Park
Mark Shannon
Ray Higgins
Sam Davis
Oscar Davis
J. BR. Jones
Ray Fields
Wm. Cramer
Harle
Gayle
Council Bluffs
Alva
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Henderson Social News Roundup From Our Correspondent
Co F Wilson traveled from Nevada to visit in Henderson. Mr Davis moved a piano into the Charles Savage home. Miss Vivian Rector visited relatives in Macedonia. A Wight helped at Goss cafe in Clarence Workman’s absence. James Huntsman spent the night with his sister Mrs J A Bell. Mrs Richard Knapp left for Red Oak to make a new home. Clarence Workman visited Elliott for business. Lois Seaburg visited Macedonia with Vera Braden. Mr and Mrs Shaffer from Red Oak visited Kr Evans family. Mrs Ione Huntsman from Emerson spent a week here. Mrs C M Workman and children departed for Elliott. Bee Guily and wife visited her parents in Macedonia. Albert Coppock returned from Omaha after a short vacation. A G Hockenberry and Frank Becker with son Ar continued their journey.
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Co. F. Wilson
Nevada
Davis
Charles Savage
Vivian Rector
Macedonia
Cc. A. Wight
Goss
Clarence Workman
James Huntsman
J. A. Bell
Richard Knapp
Red Oak
Clarente Workman
Elliott
Lois Seaburg
Vera Braden
Kr. S. Evans
J. M. Shaffer
Ione Huntsman
Emerson
Henderson
C. M. Workman
Bee Guily
BD. Anderson
Albert Coppock
Omaha
A. G. Hockenberry
Frank Becker
Maxine
Harry Paul
C.S. Swaney
Raymond Davenport
Orville Skank
Elizabeth Parks
Charles
Robert Kirkpatrick
J. B Viner
Susan Dunsdon
Tabor
R. V. McClanahan
Grandma Maynes
Joseph
Victor Norton
M. A. Stempel
Susan Saar
Virginia Craig
A. J. Craig
BR. L. South
Velma Tyans
Massena
Joe Buck
Will Clayton
Lakeview
John Bryant
Jacob Coppock
Ralph Plumb
Plumb
Grandma Rose Plumb
Irvin Leak
Arthur
Neb
City
Visitors and movers drift through town district
Omaha visitors last Monday included Andrew Hansen from Randolph who will work on C. F. Edmundson's farm south of town. Claude Cain and Dee Pickenpaugh from near Dundee visited, Mrs. Roy Cater and children from Council Bluffs stayed with relatives, and many townsfolk traveled to Omaha or Macedonia for visits and errands.
Divorce Petition for Felton B Landon Filed
Felton B Landon asks the District Court for a divorce from his wife alleging cruelty and abandonment. The couple married in Detroit in 1909.
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Felton B. Landon
District Court
Detroit
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured By Remedy
W. C. Jones of Buford North Dakota recounts a severe diarrhoea attack lasting over a week. A druggist suggested Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. after the first dose he improved and was fully well in two days. Sold by A. J. Howe.
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W. C. Jones
Buford
N. D
Chamberlain
A. J. Howe
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