Hastings Hari Sayre Visits As Local Dignitaries Incoming
Hastings Hari Sayre formerly of Salt Lake City visits friends in town while LT Genung and Clyde of Glenwood are in the area. Mr and Mrs N B Starr take a business trip to Malvern. Mrs H Sandeman hosts her Nebraska based mother. Rev Shaw and family receive a May basket. Will Young and wife welcome a son weighing 4 pounds 6 ounces. Methodist Aid serves ice cream and cake. J M Scanlan moves into hill house. Mrs Jas F Martin and newlyweds Fred J and wife return from Illinois. W B Woods family relocate to Tennant Iowa. Druggist VanAusdale moves into TC Jones property with home improvements. Hay Club marks Miss Mamie Hicks birthday with program and patriotic decor. nude statue gifted to Miss Hicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hari Sayre
Salt Lake City
Genung
Clyde
Glenwood
N B Starr
Malvern
H Sandeman
Nebraska
Rev Shaw
Methodist Aid Society
J M Scanlan
Roberts
Jas F Martin
Fred J Martin
Illinois
W B Woods
Tennant
Iowa
VanAusdale
TC Jones
van Ausdale
HAY Club
Mamie Hicks
Miss Hicks
Miss McDonough
West Oak Social Notes and Local Visits
John Wallace marketed his fat hogs Friday while Hiram Hunter sold his farm formerly owned by A Ring. Churchgoers and neighbors gathered for services and a large congregation heard Rev Briggs of Red Oak. Kinghts, dinners, and visits to Glenwood, Malvern, and Nebraska marked a week of community activity at West Oak and nearby homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wallace
Hiram Hunter
Mr Cross
Hillsdale
Miss Husen
W & Krecklow
Frank Rimel
George Brower
Bessie
Dashner
Malvern
White Cloud
Glenwood
Doran
Hattie Kirkpatrick
John Albens
Rev Briggs
Red Oak
A Ring and Tittle
Lewis Johns
Trev Seitz
Bessie Brower
Frriends
Malvern News Briefs Include Coloradose Land Purchase
Malvern notes report W H Salyers and Claude Parker returned from Colorado where Claude and Ed bought 200 acres near Wellington at 860 an acre. They plan to move next year. Also mention George Mellor's tulip bed, Mrs Abbott's recovery from Clarinda asylum, health ad for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea, and a gasolene stove and oven for sale at Tribune office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W H Salyers
Claude Parker
Colorado
Claude
Wellington
George Mellor
Wm Abbott
Clarinda
Lyons Township News and Community Notices
Mrs Haynie has throat trouble this week. Mrs Wugene Dashner visited her father in Plattsmouth Friday. Ed Vanderpool moved into B B Deans tenant house. Hazel Harmer rode home with Wdith and Clara Dean Friday. Flossie Horniden of Shenandoah spent Sunday with Ola Buckingham. Box social at Elm Grove school next Saturday at 8 PM to raise funds for an organ and library books. Program includes recitations, solos, duets, and a chorus. May 5 date noted. invitations to all, ladies bring boxes. Local items cover visiting relatives, cattle shipments, and planning for Decoration Day speaker W H Pitzer. Also mentions Paris motor skate exhibit and routine health ad for catarrh remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan
Mary
P . Carter
Glenwood
N Shanks
Florence Dean
Miss Dean
Nebraska
Edith
Thera
West Oak
J. E. Glendenning
Haynie
Wugene Dashner
Plattsmouth
Ed Vanderpool
B B Dean
Hazel Harmer
Wdith
Clara Dean
Flossie Horniden
Shenandoah
Ola Buckingham
E Dean
Elm Grove
Seth Dean
Emma Clark
Barton Harmer
Clae Harmer
Dreamland Faces
Leona Wilson
Myrtle Haynie
Ernest Clark
Vern Merrill
Sweet Wildwood Flowers
Mrs A E Dean
Muriel Bailey
Fred Dean
the Old Mississippi
Mae Harmer
Byron Dashner
Bessie Dean
Misses Iva
Georgia Buckingham
Etta Buckingham
Anna Wilson
Edith Dean
Western Breeze
Agan
Wil
San Francisco
Carl Otis
Pats
Nebraska City
Pitzer
Silver City
Paris
Sureceasi Lly
Local notes from Pacific Junction and vicinity
Alfred Saar stepped on a rusty nail harming a game foot. Peter Peterson returns from Sweden after two years at his old home. Frank Lilley moved his family to Omaha and works for Anderson and Record Co. Worley suffered four severe falls from a broken sidewalk board. Mrs James Jirkendall returned from a Des Moines visit. Thos Martin dry goods stock stored in Old Worley feed store building. Reg Prather's team ran away to Old Pacific with no damage. Wes Mulica seen at Kelley drug store. he cites hard work as switchman. J R Lea traded in town. Jim now six miles south of Plattsmouth handling Mills county affairs for Tribune. L Grubb notes mail weighing disrupts depot business. Train stops east of depot. some passengers miss lunches. Druggist Fred Kelley ejected a tramp from shop. glass shattered. J V DeLashmutt and Will Estes hauled three loads of hogs to Omaha market. Woodie Haynie resigns from Kellay Drug Store. Bob Mulica, night yardmaster in Omaha B M yards, was in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peterson
Sweden
Frank Lilley
Omaha
The
Anderson & Record Co
Worley
James Jirkendall
Des Moines
Thos Martin
Reg Prather
Old Pacific
Wes Mulica
Kelley Drug Store
Wes
J R Lea
Jim
Plattsmouth
Mills County
Tribune
No L Grubb
Nol
Fred Kelley
J V DeLashmutt
Will Estes
Woodie Haynie
Kellay Drug Store
Bob Mulica
Huffaker family reunion and local notices from Silver City
My. and Mrs. H. H. Huffaker attend a reunion in Central City Nebraska. Lydia Hunt visits Tabor and will stay with her daughter Mrs. Jobo Penny. Hunt has been visiting here with daughter Mrs. M. D. Huffaker. Henry Reshoeft to Omaha for catarrahcal appendicitis operation after seven years of suffering. G A Spellering hires M D Huitaker to build a $2,000 house 28 by 30 foot main section plus basement and a story and a half high with seven rooms and a pantry area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Huffaker
Central City
Neb
Lydia Hunt
Tabor
Jobo Penny
G. A. Spellering
M. D. Huitaker
Tabor and Northern Timetable Arrivals and Times
Train schedule notes show arrival and departure times for Tabor and Malvern routes. Times listed include 845am 445pm 1120am 630pm for Malvern and 1205m 80am 400pm for Tabor. The fragment outlines daily timetable blocks without full context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Malvern
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W. S. Elliott
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OWA
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A. He Winkler & CO. Real Estate, Loan and Exchange Agts
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P.O. Glenwood
Chas. W. Rathke
Opera House
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Carl H, Otis
Ivory & Otis
Attorneys At Law
B. G. Day
Justice OF the Peach
Ofice
Carter
Reliable Aetna Indemnity Company
TB. G. Millard Walter Broon Glenwood Abstract Co
Neto
Glenwood, Iowa
United States
Europe
D. L. Herneheimer
F.M. Buffington
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JH. A. French
M. Buffington
C. W. Ruthien
D. I. Hoinsheimer
B. Woodruff
A.J. Gattler
Advo Collection Agency
G. Day
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
S. S. Clark
Barber
S. 8
Mobinson's Jewelry & Music Store
Clark
Glanwood
EB Deelm & Son
Emerson, Lows
Hastings
Will Young
Mary Land Buyer
Frank Choate
Wilbur Warren
Hollister
A J Howe
W. FF
Lyons Township
T. A. Davis
Neligh, Neb
I. Fr. Landon
Gus Leu
Mass
O. G. Greenwood
Joplin
J. L. Conger
W. Fr. Pitzer
Hall
J, Cheney & Co
Pacific Junction
Alfred Saar
the Times
the Tribune
Burlington
Kansas City
Enat Bound
Glenwooil i
OAS
Balfour
Chicago
Hiam Tam Sane
Saat
Erres
Emerson
Council Bluffs
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Wane Randolph
Gee
Henderson
Macadonia Carson
Rorith
Pao
Junction
Bartlett
Sethe
Strahan
Twiogens
BOT
Shenandosh
Louis
MEAST
Ralston
Health Shoes
Nebe the Shoe Man
Plainview Dignity
American Shire Horse Association
A.K. Owens
Homestead
Towa
Marke
Creston
A. Gatimer Wilson
My Place
Jackson's Barn
Bilger City
John B Speer
Sid Sidener
Silver City, Iowa
Barthelemy No
Belgium
Alpago
City of
Square
W. E. Wickershais
Er Parker
Ichester
Aleaea
Luddos
Cilichestel
Tates
Chishunter Chemical Ry Vor
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