When Cupid Delayed Dinner on a Chilly Morning
A Sunday school picnic ends in comic misery as Ike Clutner and Phyllis Jones lead the group to Feathers gap then Coggin’s gap, losing the minister and others. After hours of waiting and misdirection, the crowd reunites by the roadside for a plain manly meal, with Ike and Phyllis returning with a stash of stones and a vow of mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Pashley
Ike
Descon Clutter
Ike Clutner
Phrills Jones
Wis al
Iee
Coggin’s Gap
Peathers
Coggin
Feathers Gap
Feather
Feather’s Gap
Mrs. Blish
Mrs. Jenner
Pashley
Treniess
Mrs. Peters
Albert
Fay Long
Mrs. Pashley
Phyllis Fones
Nick
Phyllis
Henderson Heads Into Brighter Building Times
Henderson sees brighter prospects with LW Triplett under way and a new $4000 schoolhouse starting, plus plans for a two story block by AS Paul on the old Sturgeon corner. The town reports strong business despite hard times and mentions a self winding electric clock at Citizens Bank and other local goings on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Arnold
Jake Kiger
Woodbine
James Wilkinson
Henry Darnell
Maurice T. Willard
J . Willard
Superior Rubber
Type Co
Chicago
Plora Wilson
Creston
George
Citizens Bank
Abner Ewing
Henderson
Carson Plumb Hospital
John
Sylvester Dya
Macedonia
John Stout
Glenwood
Clyde Scott
LW Triplett
A S Paul
Isaac Wilson
Ike
Robert McClenahan
Maud Coppock
J H Parker
Fears
Bent Fickel
T S$ Kilgore
Mary Maxwell
Sturgeon
Maud Kiger
Davy Owens
Ina Harover
Dilley
Tribune
Carson
Hastings
Mra Carse
Balfour
Malvern
Mills County-Chlane W. F. Hill Wn. T. Bradway Publishers
Mills County notice from Glenwood Iowa dated May 1908 announces local publication details for Wn. T. Bradway and Hill Westfield publishers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Hill
WN. T. Bradway Puulishers
Glenwood, Iowa
Silver City appoints city treasurer and market day planned
Silver City in London names W B Oaks successor as city treasurer. Ruth Reeve went to Remington Indiana for a visit. Main street cement walks extend along the west side. Ladies Cemetery association met at Mrs C Lawson’s home. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C W Sawyer on May 6. First Market Day set for May 16 with a public sale for livestock and farm implements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
W B Oaks
Ruth Reeve
Remington
Ind
Main Street
Ladies’ Cemetery Association
C Lawson
C W. Sawyer
Silver City
Hastings Socialists and Stock Train Report
Mrs A J Wearin grew sick with tonsillitis on Saturday and engineer Jim Goodwin attended a socialist meeting in Hastings. A stock train with 45 cars left Hastings for Chicago, with 10 from Flastings and the rest from branches. Cattle shippers included Chas Smith Everett Purcell and Wm Owens, plus Fisher Bros with hogs. others named also traveled to Chicago. Local visits and social news follow, including Grace McDonough of Glenwood’s advancement, Glenwood visitors, and Hastings residents hosting guests and trips to Omaha and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A J Wearin
Jim Goodwin
Hastings
Chicago
Chas Smith
Everett Purcell
Wm Owens
Fisher Bros
Messrs Smith
Purcell
Owens
Will Visher
W B Caven
Clerk Davis
Glenwood
Ruth Mason
Malvern
John Martin
Arizona
Kuntze
Rev Gregg
Grace McDonough
Clifford Purcell
Omaha
H Robbins
Ralph
Gregg
AJ Wearin
Masters Clifford
Willie Aistrope
Otha Wearili
Chas Baxter
Emerson Stock Shipments and Local Notices Across Hastings Area
A heavy Emerson shipment left Saturday with 12 loads of cattle. Local business notes include cement-walk plans, pension mail delays for JP McGill, and John Patterson selling 3000 bushels of corn near Emerson. Other items report telephone lines being erected, grain buying spiking, and teaching appointments for Guthrie Centre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
George Cross
Sam Steiner
Clarence Ratliff
M L Evans
Carson
Hastings
JP McGill
Sam
John Patterson
Chicago Commission
Chicago
Cuncil Blutis
Haton
Ira Cheney
Des Moines
James Noonan
Malvern
Father Quinn
Carrie McFadon
Guthrie Centre
Ethel McFadon
Baldwin
Kan
John Taylor
Blue Springs
Neb
James Longshore
Kansas
Brad Reasoner
T Fields
Presbyterian Church
Brodge
Breakfast fundraiser at church aids missionary work
This week breakfast will be served at the church from 7 o clock with proceeds going to Miss Eula Van Vranken stationed in Laos and Japan as a missionary. Two Stover lads were detained after a Red Oak telephone message regarding bicycles and travel plans. Mrs George Gilmore was called to Biggsville by illness and death of her mother Mrs R A McKinley. Emerson mutual phone owners discuss joining Mills county company vs Bell system. board meeting last night ended with a vote strongly against joining. Secretary Sowers reported 125 against to 11 for at noon today. See Miss Noonan for hair switches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eula van Vranken
Laos
Japan
Stover
Red Oak
George Gilmore
Biggsville
R A McKinley
Mutual
Emerson
Mills County Company
Bell System
Board of Managers
Sowers
Takor Northern Arrival Notes At Sea Terminal
Arrival details for Takor and Northern routes show times around 1.00am 2.80pm and 12am 8.0pm with references to TiS pm 8 00am and 6 80 ne. The fragmentary text lists Tabor and 1205 m as locations or markers amid the confused schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Takor
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Phyllis Jones
Narture
Mis’ Pashley
Ruther
Mis' Pashley
Tke
Wong
Phydis
Jenner
Jonnero
Deters
Cogzin’s Gap
Tie
Brother Pashley
Mrs. Blish l
Spellering
Carl Pickinpaugh
A C Sperry
Justice
Mills County
Chlane
Miss Noonan
the Tribune R
Khurlington East Bound
Ies
Tee Ry
Counoil Bruffs
Aoe
Pacific Junction
Balfour. Sa
Tere
Malvern Oy
Hastinge
Wees
Malyero O
Balfanr
Pacific Jaonation
Conneil Biuffs
Ssccees
West Bound
Pac
Denver
Noda
Plattsmouth
Plattameuth
Pacific
Bald
Kansas City
North
Bouth—y
Omiabas
Council Biuffs
Pau
Janetion
Bartiett
Bouth
Randolph
Arriva
Henderaun
Wabash
South
Bluffs
Mingula
Shenandosh
Mt Louis
W. F. Meyers
Merchant Tailor
Iowa
Branghan
Mickelwall
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