Local Notes from Malvern and Nearby
Malvern welcomes a new baby to the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Smith and a daughter at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Tadler. Miss Mabel Potts plans summer study in Greeley Colorado. Workman picnic chooses Malvern for next year. Mrs NM B Lester of Fort Scott visits her mother Mrs Wing as Miss Ellen Wing attends drawing work in Cedar Falls. Chase Christy Jr joins Schmoller Mueller in Omaha. Mrs Wallace Donner improves after tumor surgeries at Council Bluffs WC A hospital. Dr WS Corbin retires temporarily and transfers Malvern practice to Dr M E Corbin with rest and possible osteopathic study in Kirksville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Smith
Roy Tadler
Mabel Potts
Greeley
Colo
State Normal School
Workman
Villisca
Malvern
NM B Lester
Fort Scott, Kan
Wing
Ellen Wing
Cedar Falls
Chase Christy Jr
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Company
Omaha
Wallace Donner
WCA
Council Bluffs
WS Corbin
M E Corbin
Emerson
Chariton
W S. Corbin
Kirksville
Osteopathic College
Hastings Local News Roundup of Hastings and Vicinity
Henry McFarland's baby is reported very sick. J F Stroud leases J W Sisson's blacksmith shop. Methodist ladies raise 514 at lawn social. Joseph Wearin ships a hog lot to South Omaha last Tuesday. Henderson nine defeated locals 9 to 4. Mrs O B Hutchings and Miss Hutchings joined Chicago excursionists. Anthony transfers to Hastings as Tabor telephone exchange manager. Junior league hosts a profitable lawn social at the parsonage. AJ Wearin and son sell cattle to Creston buyers. 213 head driven overland to Creston. Dr. Summers visits RC Smith who suffers heart trouble. Fred Martin Grace McDonough and Blanche Crawford attend Epworth League convention at Shenandoah. Martin elected district officer. Teachers depart for Malvern institute joined by several Hastings teachers. Local youths home from school for vacation include Roy and Ida Robbins, Mabel Martin, Eugene Duval, Frank Robbins and Rolfe Whitnall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McFarland
J F Stroud
J W Sisson
Joseph Wearin
South Omaha
Henderson
O B Hutchings
Elizabeth Hutchings
Chicago
Anthony
Sidney
Hastings
Tabor
AJ Wearin and Son
Creston
L Home
Roy
Ida Robbins
Indianola
Mabel Martin
Cornell
Eugene Duval
Ames
Frank Robbins
Nebraska University
Rolfe Whitnall
Balfour A Succeeds Hruce as Section Foreman
Mr Peterson of Red Oak succeeds Mr Hruce as section foreman here. Burglars attempted to break into the post office last Tuesday night but were scared away. About 50 Italians are working here re arranging the tracks and are camped in box cars. Mayor Genung is said to have acquired a strong macaroni accent in his speech.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balfour
Italy
Genung
Silver City Baseball Team Suffers 24 to 1 Defeat
Silver City clubs suffer a lopsided 24 to 1 loss Sunday at Council Blufts. Ed Swarts visits from Nebraska at his parents' home. The Silver City band played at the Masonic picnic. Frank Pullman and Fred Moore return from Chicago and Milwaukee trip. WoC Swarts back from Indiana. HH Huffaker returns from North Dakota. An interesting game between regulars and rest ends abruptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Ed Swarts
Nebraska
Malvern
Frank Pullman
Fred Moore
Chicago
Milwaukee
Oc Swarts
Indiana
HH Huffaker
North Dakota
Business Men's Team Edges Regulars 9 to 8
The regulars won for the first time this season, defeating the business men's team by a 9 to 8 score in a close contest.
Emerson Nebrumineral News Briefs and Obituaries
Emerson notes from Lincoln to Crescent include deaths of Mrs William Eaton and Charles White, travels of Miss Mamie Cheney and Miss Lulu McClain, and sons and daughters leaving for summer work in Barton county and Spearfish. The Chicago excursion draws local families, and Rev M Cline bids farewell to the Baptist church. Local accidents include Herbert Geopforth’s injury from a hay wagon incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur McClain
Lincoln
Neb
John Lindell
Emel Hulteen
Mamie Cheney
Vella
Lulu McClain
Tabor
William Eaton
Emerson
Mildred Griffith
Sheridan
Wyo
Dalton
Mamie
Spearfish
Dak
Herbert Geopforth
Evans Ranch
Chicago
HB Cheney
Mes
J H Mitchell
Willis Patrick
Jessie Cheney
Ellen Noonan
Value of realty and personal property in Fremont county
The article reports Fremont county realty valued at 14,577,943 dollars and personal property at 3,500,104 dollars, totaling 18,?178,?10S. Len Johnson leaves Sunday for Topeka Kansas to join the Western association ball club for the remainder of the season. It notes S G Harger of Randolph died by suicide in Chicago, found in a box car with four knotted handkerchiefs, formerly a ranch hand and longtime auctioneer in Decatur City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont County
Len Johnson
Topeka
Kan
Western Association
S G Harger
Randolph
Erie Railroad
Chicago
Haj
Mr Sells
Tabor Topics Overview from Local Notes and Events
A thumbline of local items reports a finger injury from a washing machine cog incident south of Tabor. Pirst National Bank of Tabor reduces directors from nine to seven. A daughter Anne Lundeen wed J D Paterson at Carl Lundeen's country home before a Tipton housewarming. McClelland, Tabor railroad president, sues City Telephone for 1200 over pole use, claiming verbal agreement breach. defendants dispute the claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gaylord
Tabor
Pirst National Bank of
Mary Lawrence
C Rumerey
Carl T Lundeen
Anne
J D Paterson
Tipton
McClelland
City Telephone Company
Malvern
Hillsdale Officers Named for Next Regular Meeting
Hillsdale W G White F J Plumb CBR War and Geo Phelps shipped a car of stock to Omaha Tuesday night. Albert Williams went to Omaha Tuesday to consult a specialist and was told he has appendicitis requiring an early operation. The Hillsdale TOOF at the last regular election named OM Hardy N G Rev Barkheimer V G R B Sharpe Treas Will Dunagan Secy. They will be installed at the next regular meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W G White
F J Plumb
Cbr Warran
Geo Phelps
Omaha
Albert Williams
Hillsdale Toof
OM Hardy
N G
Barkheimer
R B Sharpe
Treas
Will Dunagan
Sec’y
Mineola Birth and Fourth of July Celebration Plans
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Coyle Kahl on June 21 in Mineola. The town announces a Fourth of July celebration with a busy program. Henry Detlef organizes a business men's ball team with Joe Sewing as catcher, Herman Peters as pitcher, Joe Bichel at first, Fred Nipp at second, Otto Haebner at third, Henry Kruse shortstop, Detlef Prien in right, Henry Detlef in center, and Charles Nipp in left field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyle Kahl
Mineola
Henry Detlef
Joe Sewing
Herman Peters
Joe Bichel
Fred Nipp
Otto Haebner
Henry Kruse
Detlef Prien
Charles Nipp
McPherson Named New Burlington Station After Judge McPherson
R M Estes of Sidney relocates to Bridgeport for a good position. The Burlington line station between Emerson and Red Oak will be named McPherson after Judge Smith McPherson, replacing an earlier Hebard name rejected due to Iowa post office duplication. Tribune job work advised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. M. Estes
Sidney
Bridgeport
Burlington
Emerson and
Red Oak
McPherson
Smith McPherson
Hebard
Iowa
Days of Yore in Mills County Tribune
A message from Cade Rogers at the Soldiers Home in California seeks his old friend Charles Epperson of Lyons township. Rogers asks readers to pass word through the Tribune if Charles is alive, inviting a brief letter and later a personal reply. Also appears are multiple advertisements for Hall's Catarrh Cure, Hall's Family Pills, and a Nickel Plate excursion to Asbury Park for the National Educational Association meeting, detailing dates, routes, and fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Cade Rogers
Soldiers Home
California
Chas. Epperson
Lyons Township
Cade
Charles
Cal
Mills County Tribune
Mes
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Wasnind, Kinnan & Marvin
Asbury Park
N.J
National Educational Association
Nickel Plate Road
West Shore
Lackawanna Road
Chautauqua Lake Points
Niagara Falls
New York City
New York
Pennsylvania
Delware Water Gap
Mohawk Valley
Hudson River
Albany
Chicago
la Salle
van Buren
la Sallie Stu
John Y. Celahan
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Summers
RC Smith
Fred Martin
Grace McDonough
Blanche Crawford
Epworth League
Shenandoah
Mr Martin
Teachers’ Institute
Misses Grace McDonough
Ina Mason
Mamie Hicks
Mamie Barbour
Peterson
Hruce
M Cline
Baptist Church
George Geopfarth
Archer Wilson
Harry McDll
Barton County
Kansas
Charles White
Henry White
Crescent
Tabor Topics
Hillsdale
The
Tribune
DR. Price
Mary Ann
Mary Jane
Thay
Sam
Sant
Sally
Virginia
Liza Jane
Charlie
T. L. Smouse
Mills County
Glenwood, Iowa
Glenwood
Banda Rossa
UL "Y Young
Annapolis
West Point
United States
H. W. Phillips
Louisville, Ky
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