Henderson News Roundup Highlights Local Life and Events
Miss Hazel Sowers returns home from Woodbine area where she taught. High school commencement set for next Thursday at Irwin hall. Sermon for graduates next Sunday at Methodist church by Rey J E Wilkins of Malvern Baptist church. Dr Craig assisted Mrs Ellen Hunter to Immanuel hospital Omaha for tumor operation. she recovering well with sisters Swaney and Will Cooper nearby. Craig later visited Fairbury, crops reported good. Ada Turner and Charles Hull wed near Elliott with families attending. Ladies Bay View club held final meeting. debate favored Moorish Spain view. Milti Osler bought hog for 76.60. RJ Harding files for Pottawattamie county supervisor seat. Mrs Samuel Morgan Sr dies aged 64. funeral at Wales Congregational Church. Odd Fellows of Mills County picnic planned in Henderson. Victor L Wilson elected association president in Glenwood. Local children excited for dog and pony show next Saturday. Rev John J Schuler leaves Henderson for Fennville Mich to fruit farm. Goss family visiting from Los Angeles. Rev Victor West leaves for Tennessee to attend golden wedding. South Omaha shippers include Greigh, Parker, Jenkins, Jones. H Van Brunt of Council Bluffs visits Dr Craig home. Read the Twice-a-week Tribune for Mills County news.
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Hazel Sowers
Senderson
Woodbine
Irwin Hall
Methodist Church
Rey J E Wilkins
Malvern Baptist Church
Craig
Ellen Hunter
Immanuel Hospital
Omaha
C S Swaney
Will Cooper
WD Craig
Hunter
Fairbury
Neb
Jennie Turner
Florence
Ray Fpierson
Elliott
Ada Turner
Charles Hull
Bloomfield
Ladies Bay View Club
F E Bellus
JC Goss
Spain
Lentz
Phillips
Wougas
Workman
Paul
Macedonia
Milti Osler
Val
RJ Harding
Henderson
Pottawattamie County Board of Supervisors
Curtis Curran
Daghters
Sidney
John J Schuler
The
Christian Church
Fennville
Mich
J C Goss
Los Angeles
Victor West
Tennessee
South Omaha
Fred Greigh
Geo Parker
Dave Jenkins
D G Jones
H van Brunt
Counsell Bluffs
Dr Craig
Emerson Nebraska Sale Prices and Local Developments
Emerson George White sold 13 short horn cattle at Wayne at an average of 150 dollars with top at 300 dollars. Dr E J Perley from Omaha will open an office in Gibson block. family to follow. RM Shipman to build cement walk on West Hill. Methodist church to remodel. Dennis Powers ill at daughter Mrs Scott Arteburn’s. J C McGrew and daughter Mrs Sturgeon visited Omaha. A H Winkler from Glenwood eyes remodeling his front business block. Colins drug company desire full building occupancy. J B R Jones home hosted high school juniors with all grades present. Henry Douglas and E Cole at county seat. Alva Strickler with Omaha advertising firm. Jim Honeyman’s hat blown off by saucy wind en route to Red Oak. friend lent a lid. Miss Esmin Scott finished census of Indian Creek township. Ada Crawford started duties at post office. Durbin and Sandiland building double house for chug chug wagons with cement driveway to garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George White
Wayne, Neb
Emerson
E J Perley
Omaha
Gibson Block
RM Shipman
West Hill
Dennis Powers
Scott Arteburn
J C McGrew
Sturgeon
A H Winkler
Glenwood
Colins Drug Company
J BR Jones
Sophmores
Henry Douglas
E Cole
Alva Strickler
Kansas City
Jim Honeyman
Red Oak
Esmin Scott
Indian Creek Township
Emerson and
Hastings
Ada Crawford
James Durbin
John Sandiland
Stroud Family Notes In Hillsdale As Illness Looms
Friends and neighbors in Hillsdale learn Mrs J F Stroud faces a grave illness after a major operation in Council Bluffs six months ago. Relatives Wm Alley and Atley family members are briefly listed with health concerns. Visitors from Vermillion and Wray, and well-digging accident victim Stede Cross are mentioned as local references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J F Stroud
Council Bluffs
Wm Alley
Mr. Atley
E Surface
Vermillion
S Dak
A Stroud
Surface
A J Harris
Wray
Colo
D Whitmer
Stede Cross
Foley's Honey and Tar Ad Claimed Safe for Infants
An advertisement touts Foley's Honey and Tar as a trusted remedy for throat chest and lung ailments for over thirty years. It claims the product avoids opiates and harmful drugs and warns against counterfeit substitutes in yellow packaging from A J Howe Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Glenwood
Malvern News Highlights From Town and County Events
Rev Wilkins receives many Maude postcards due to a mule colt at his home. A strong sale at the Marshall feed lot sees George Craig’s horses and Wilkins driving mare fetch $135. A home talent play A Graxy Idea draws a crowd and nets $96 for the five boys. Local hunts for wolves yield no catches. Dr J Humphrey returns from Montana after tuberculosis testing and tours Great Falls. Roy Miller resigns Wabash agent post for a short rotation. Dr DM Kline returns from Burlington Junction, accompanied by kin. Local figures and family news surface from Sheridan to Laurel and Bozeman. Elmer Huckingham sustains a broken jaw in a high school game, Saints win 16 to 8. Daughters arrive at Merrill Johnson and Harvey Knight homes. Stock buyer Frank Parker purchases cattle from J T Skerritt. 22 dead reported. Nellie Mulholland becomes grocery cashier in Council Bluffs. soda fountain opens in Mulholland’s department. Henry Boyer offered palate ticklers. Mulholland injunction case fails as street work proceeds. Col A J Chantry joins the school board replacing L W Miller. Bellwood plans to remodel. A runaway incident in Malvern ends with near-misses and minor damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev Wilkins
John Burks
Alex Statler
Harry Wearin
Nishna
Drs J Humphrey
Montana
Harry Summers
Harry
Bozeman
Mills County
Laurel
Benny Donner
Moccasin
Great Falls
Roy Miller
Wabash Road
DM Kline
Burlington Junction
A E Wolfe
Carson
Clyde Gray
Horton
Kaw
Hurlbutt
Sheridan
Wye
Wilkins
Tabor
Elmer Huckingham
Elmer
Pratt
Dy Scott
Merrill Johnson
Harvey Knight
Frank Parker
J T Skerritt
Malvern
Nellie Mulholland
Council Bluffs
Mulholland Grocery
Henry Boyer
Fred Mulholland
Bellwood
Lottie Merghew
Omaha
Jessie
Col A J Chantry
L W Miller
Bef
Barton W Anderson
Robbins Garage
Harses
Deardorf Grocery
Shunned the tactless man at a social gathering
A matron avoids a tactless male guest after he flirts with a mother and daughter, praising the young look of the mother and suggesting the daughter resembles her. The hostess notes his lack of tact and asks to be moved away, hoping he might better charm an older woman.
Soap Pin Cushion Becomes Hospital Aid
In Johns Hopkins Alumnae Magazine the soap pin cushion is praised for aiding dressings in operation rooms and wards. Origin traced to a Church Home patient, a tailor from Annapolis, who saw pins hard to push through bindings and suggested using soap to ease threading. Dr Fatis and later Dr Follis adopted the method, now widely used in surgical service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johns Hopkins Hospital
R. H. Fatis
Annapolis
Naval Academy
Follis
Scottish aviation meet echoes 400 years ago
The piece recalls a 400 year old Stirling tale of James I era French favorite V flying with mechanical wings from a castle wall. The contraption crashed gravity, breaking a thigh while the inventor blamed poultry feathers. No record of a second attempt exists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Flodden
Stirling
Snuff and Saintship in Saint Vincent de Paul
The Bulletin de la Societie contre Yabus du tabac notes Saint Vincent de Paul was a heavy snuff user. His habit nearly blocked his beatification until a physician’s order in his papers advised him to take snuff to clear his brain, enabling canonization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin de la Societie
Vincent de Faul
Yayocat du Diable
Vincent de Paul
Otter Trapped in Loyalsock Creek Sold for Leather
A boy caught an otter in Loyalsock Creek while trapping suckers. The pelt, the first in years, was purchased by Michael Kellar of Williamsport. The otter measured .54 inches and could fetch about $150 when tanned. The animal drowned after entering the fishnet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyalsock Creek
Michael Kellar
Williamsport
Philadelphia
Too Suspicious for Comfort in Stpbb-I Notice
A curt note questions a wife’s attire amid churchgoing routine, noting her absence of a 600-button gown and implying concern over social proprieties. The brief text centers on fashion norms and domestic expectations within a community.
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Nes Btn
Maines
F. M. Shriver
Glen Wood
Dyar Block
Northweet
H. G. de Garzon
McCluskey Drug Store
Glenwood Bell
Theo. W. Ivory
Carl
Otis
Ivory
Attorneys At Law
Iowa
Amos Dean
Carpenter & Contractor
Glenwood, Iowa
Chas. W. Rathke
Opera House
North Side Square
W. F. Meyers
Merchant Tailor
Mickelwall
Lowa
L. H. Anthony
Otis Livery Barn
My Place
Henry Shaw
Els
Bower Bros
Byron Lad
Pat Crow
Black Jack
Thos. Young Hastings
Blande II
Blanche
Sophie
Charmont
Bijou
Sansonne
Margot
M. Goupil
R. O. Jackson
Mutual
For Itself
Canada
Canadian Pacific By. Co
Bow River Valley
Saskatchewan River
Alberta
Bow River
Bow Hiver
Alberts
Nea
Andy
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