County News Briefs From Emerson Area Notices
Local reads record land purchases, marriages, births, and visits across Emerson, Malvern, Red Oak, and surrounding towns. Notable items include Rev G W Maine buying 820 acres near Clark Oak, Guy McCartney's Omaha marriage, a big family reunion at the Hougas homestead, and multiple trips to Colorado Springs and nearby spots. A heat incident, deaths, and church notices accompany social updates and travel.
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G W Maine
Methodist Church
Clark
Oak
HA Ennis
Monica
Yemerson
W H Mitchener
Edna Eaton
JJ Snodgrass
Guy McCartney
Jack McCartney
Emerson
Omaha
Annie Horneff
Adem Horneff
Red Oak
Guy
James Durbin
Watson
Excelsior Springs
RM Johnson
Dixie, Wash
A F Johnson
Mabel Sandiland
Beatrice Kean
Fairfield
Gilbert Cheney
Win Snodgrass
Glenwood
8 Leach
Henry Neal
Los Angeles
John ‘Taylor
Baptist Church
the Springs
Coppage
South Dakota
Carrie
Ethel
Mildred McFadon
Wow Te Hart
Norfolk
Neb
Wallacee Webel
Minnesota
Evans
Lake Okoboji
Ferbert Goepfarth
Colorado
Magne Gwathmey
Daughiter
Charles EB Lakin
Chicago
Guy Maynes
W E Sowers
Henderson
Silas J Douglas
Boulder
Colo
Bert Combs
Bert
Louella McGill Stimson
Council Bluffs
Ruth Collins
Sam Powers
John Honeyman
Malvern Social Roundup and Local Trades
Malvern residents report travels and visits including J M Canedy returning to Wellington and Mrs H Bartel visiting from Glenwood. Dr J B Scott hosted by Thos Milligan from Des Moines. Mrs Robert McKenzie visited from near Silver City. Albert Nickerson, recent Coe College graduate, to teach science and athletics at Banham High. A Malvern street fair draws patrons as Tom Brazelton sells his draft team for 470 dollars. Nearby Wall Street mayor Hunsinger narrowly escapes drowning in an incident near Malvern.
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J M Canedy
Wellington
Colo
Old Mills
H Bartel
Glenwood
Hubert Chambers
J B Scott
Thos Milligan
Des Moines
Robert Mckenzie
Silver City
Albert Nickerson
Coe College
Banhham High School
Malvern
Tom Brazelton
Hunsinger
Wall Street Village
Discouraging Planned Marriage Cited by Tom and Jack
In the Detroit Tribune dialogue, Tom reveals he doubts marrying Miss Golding after repeated rejections. Jack notes Tom’s earlier fondness, while Tom laments hearing Miss Golding say no each time he proposes.
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Tom
Miss Golding
Jack
Detroit Tribune
Want Readers Column Promotes Cheap Classified Wares
Tribune columns touts Want Readers as a cheap, easy way to post wants. Each issue carries numerous inexpensive notices from readers seeking services and goods, offering a quick path to satisfaction.
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Aoyihisz
Tribune
Tabor Topics Highlights Local Happenings and Travel
Pat Cunningham builds a $1300 barn near Tibor while Arthur Weatherhead adds to his house for August occupancy. Obituaries note Mrs. John A. Coleman dies in Farragut. Various residents relocate or visit, a near church fire is reported, and community events include a Congregational Sunday school picnic.
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Pat Cunningham
Tibor
Arthur Weatherhead
Carrol Smith
John A. Coleman
Coleman
Farragut
A. Delevan
Pabor
Julia McClure
North Tabor
Qend
McClure
Daxter Springs
Kan
Mt. Zion
Tabor
Congregational Sunday School
Mavlern Fair Grounds
Elinor Regan Seeks Weekend With Old Flame
In 1908 New York social life, Elinor Regan defies her gilded upbringing by riding trolleys and subways with Miss Greenleaf, sharing an ice cream soda and contemplating a secret rendezvous with Reginald Schuyler. At home, she asks her father to invite her former suitor Jack Boardman for a weekend at Grey Towers, risking a family scandal to choose love over wealth.
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aAssociate Literary Press
Mary Ellen
Sierras
Elinor
Long Island
Victoria
Central Park
Regans
Voral
Regan
Farter
Luci
Hone
Kiiner
Miss Gromit
Miss Greepleaf
Reginald Schuyter
Reginald Schuyler
Elivor
Trim
Miss Greenleaf
Schuyler
James Regan
Patrovia
Megan
Africa
Jack Bowminn
Jos
Grey Towers
Tate
Jack Boardman
Family Names Spark Old Fashioned Harborville Marriage Talk
Old Lady Goodyear and Grandfather Goodyear discuss a long list of marriages in Harborville. They recall Abel Goodyear and Mary Lawton wedding details and note current trends of naming relatives. The dialogue touches on Antstasia Cummings daughter Laura wed Toby and the broader habit of recording extended family ties.
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Goodyear
Grandfather Goodyear
First Congregational Church
Harborville
Abel Goodyear
Mary Lawton
Antstasia Cummings
Laura
Toby
Sophy Leavitt
Sophy
Wison
Warold Lowden Kirkbright
Edith Smythe Cummings
George Broune Leagitt-Wilson
Grandpa Broune
Grandma Smythe
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George Patrick
Red Anthony
Randolph
Strayer Summers
Ife
Jross
Summers
Sturgeon
Scribner
C . Irwin
OS Swaney
Denver
Bryan
Kern
N G Cook
Parsons, Kaw
T D Phillips
Gertrude Hockenberry
C M Rose
Texas
J A’ Stonebraker
Rey Flord
GO Aldrich
Macedonia
Ile
India
Craig
Luther Clark
Adams & Warding
L . Hrown
Lenox
Claude Borutt
Alavedonia
Mate M Smith
Hendergon
Congregational
Daly Bt Uy
Clarence Workitian
Des Moines College
Iowa
Oliver
HM Duke
Shenancooal
Sisting
AS Paul
Alge
Shenan Coal
Yuma
Cole
Mumeardener
Lilian Koester
Oma
Wyoming
Harry Huntsman
al Smith
Carson
John Warren
Daniel Hougas
Hertha
WP Pitt
Kansas City
Blanche Andrews
Lincoln
Ned
Hougas
Hus
Pitt
Lim
Irving Pitt Co
M Brening
Treynor
Amiel Goos
Germany
Emily Anderson
Mopkins
John
Herman Schoening
May Hettinger Brackney
Anderson
Sidney
Fd van Kirk
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
F Ho Plumer
Florence Richmond
Florence Canning
Georgia
Patricia Bunton
Atlantic
Frank
Pike's Peak
Frances McCoy
Dora Powers
Burra
Tabor Topics
Mes
Mark Chantry
Salt Lake City
Will Vinton
Herbert Barbour
Pacificity
George Tipton
Dick Jackson
A B Walling
Clifford
Cbe Jones
Florence Aistrope
Webb
Grace Hendrie
Redlands
Cali
Elmer J. Anderson
McPaul
Leeka & Study
O O Baldwin
the Tribune
Mills County
Eliner
Alils County Tribune
Bill WN. T. Bradway Publishers
F. M. Shriver
Surgical and Mechanical
Dear Block
Northwest Corner Square
H. B. Milliron
Bower Bros. Hardware
Theo. W. Ivory
Carl H. Otie
Ivory & Otis
Attorneys At Law
Chas. W. Rath KE
Opera
North Side
W. F. Meyers Merchant
Mickelwait
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Glenwood, Iowa
Singer Office
Mickelwait Block
North Side Squire
Lowa
Advo Collection
F.3
Day
Hos. W. &. Lewis
Mille County National Bagot
Glenwood State Bank
W.M. Lamb
Carter Block
Gem City Business College
Quincy
Ill
Ios
Lhood Lafely
Thor
Horthand
D. L. Musselman
Quincey
Bros Spic
Tone
Tone Bros
Das Moines
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