Hastings social notes and arrivals fill town to midweek
Hastings reports a steady stream of visitors and events. Miss Jeanette McDonough and relatives visit Omaha. Newt Heaton calls. Miss Mamie Illicks plans an eastern trip. Fred Preston returns from Omaha and Woodbine. The opera house tastings open Saturday with the Williams Jubilee Singers. A new Hastings minister and wife receive a warm welcome with a community gathering and grocery pounding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanette McDonough
Frank Choate
Wilbur Warren
Glenwood
Omaha
Charles Carey
Macedonia
Hastings
Newt Heaton
Randolph
C . Raster
Mamie E Illicks
East
Fred Preston
Woodbine
Wilbur Gaylord
Ankeny
Talley
Opera House
William's Jubilee Singers
Charley Jones
Dakota
Thos Young
Mat Young
Silas ‘Adkins
George Burger
Donaphan
Ned
Mary Shaw
Albert Loving
Mamie Preston
City Hotel
A B Washburn
Joe Wearin
Asa Lambert
Aksarben
Masons
Geo Mason
Creston
Jack Mason
Lick
Paul
Lynn
Win van Ausdale
Rey
T Davis
Tabor Topics Highlights And Local Updates
Miss Gwendolen Gillilland teaches at Farragut replacing ill Miss Bertha Barnes while Nellie Barnes cares for her sister F M Laird returns from Colorado trips and Rev FG Wilcox handles Denver business. Joseph Murphy ill at Torrence home. Prof Myron C Gaston and wife welcome a daughter born September 27. Student injured on campus during trapeze fall recovers after unconsciousness. Misses Jessie Flood and Mary Christy visit Silver City from Tabor. Mabel Alice Hennessy marries A B Barry at Winona Minnesota on September 24. Mrs J C Stevenson ill with acute gastritis. Dean W Johnson to represent Tabor College at Tarkio College anniversary. Miss Rose Adelaide Maranis suffers heart trouble. Congregational Church good cheer dinner for aged and shut-ins hosted by Mrs W Wyant. Edna Gay and Louis Gibbons return from Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolen Gillilland
Farragut
Bertha Barnes
Nellie Barnes
F M Laird
Colorado
FG Wilcox
Denver
Joseph Murphy
Torrence
Myron C Gaston
Willard Walling
Jessie Flood
Mary Christy
Silver City
Tabor
Winona
Minn
Mabel Alice Hennessy
A B Barry
J C Stevenson
Dean W . Johnson
Tabor College
Tarkio College
Rose Adelaid Maranis
Good Cheer Committee
Congregational Church
W . Wyant
Edna Gay
Louis Gibbons
Pittsfield, O
Local Social Roundup in Silver City Notes Visitors
Mrs W Thompson visited Maryville Missouri on Monday. Mrs John Parker enjoyed time with brother Mr Washburn of Ohio. Russell Jackson of Omaha was a Sunday guest. Bev and Mrs Charles Owens attended the Baptist association meeting at Jed Walk from Friday to Monday. George Hettinger of Wumbolt Kansas returned after a visit. Louis and Amelia Goos returned from Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs d Uf Rice moved into the McCoy residence. Mr and Mrs Carter of Woodbine visiting relatives. Ralph Skerritt returned from Harlan county Nebraska. Carl TH Otis of Glenwood, Republican candidate for county attorney, was in Silver City on Tuesday. Rev Peter Jacobs visiting Hooper Nebraska. Harvest Day and Old People’s Day observed at Silver City Methodist Church next Sunday October 4 with decoration and a special program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Thompson
Maryville
John Parker
Mr Washburn
Ohio
Russell Jackson
Omaha
Bev
Charles Owens
Baptist Association
Jed Walk
George Hettinger
Wumbolt
Kan
Louis
Amelia Goos
Pennsylvania
D Uf Rice
McCoy
Carter
Woodbine
Ralph Skerritt
Ifarlan County
Neb
Carl TH Otis
Glenwood
Silver City
Peter Jacobs
Hooper
Silver City Methodist Church
Local Notes From Henderson and Yuma Area
Henderson residents report Mrs John Bryant returning to Yuma last Friday Miss Mabel Crosthwait visited Red Oak over weekend and Mr and Mrs Triplett toured Nebraska. A new Paul store building nears completion Sturgeon Bros move stock. Rev Mr Guvitis of Omaha preached at the Methodist church urging support for a children’s home. O Swaney testified in Glenwood on the late Ang McVlenahan will probate. Henderson Woman’s Club reorganized with officers and plans Tiny View study group meets weekly at Mrs W D Craig’s. urged members to notify president to join.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Yuma
Colo
Mabel Crosthwait
Red Oak
Triplett
Nebraska
Paul
Guvitis
Omaha
Methodist Church
O ' Swaney
Glenwood
Ang McVlenahan
Henderson Woman's Club
Wm Workman
TD Phillips
Hollings- Worth
Essex
Tiny View
W D Craig
Mineola News Highlights Local Contracts and Visits
John Cherny of North Bend watched over business interests in Mineola. Loovey Coburn of Silver City won the contract for the new school house to be 20 by 28 feet at an estimated cost of 013. Bids for Mineola’s new school building are due October 14 at 1 00 PM. Herman Peters serves as secretary. Henry Beck, formerly of Mineola and now in Seattle, visits relatives with his family. Charles Nipp handled tax payments for bank patrons in Glenwood. IE Kruse has freshly painted residence and outbuildings on his premises.
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John Cherny
North Bend
Neb
Loovey & Cobun
Silver City
Mineola
Charles Nipp
Glenwood
IE Kruse
Herman Peters
Henry Beck
Seattle
Palace and Hovel in Constantinople and Gladiators
Describes Constantinople as city of hovels with stark private housing contrasts to grand mosques and palaces, seraglio noted among Europe's finest. Explains gladiators originated as male factors or captive fighters, valued in Roman funerals and later festivals, with suppression timelines under Constantine and Theodoric.
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Constantinople
Seraglio
Europe
Constantine the Great
Theodoric
Edgerton's Farm and the Call of Open Country
A recounting of leaving urban life to seek sanity on a rural path. The narrator, a former city editor, describes urban obsession, a mountain vision, and settling on a half abandoned farm to reclaim nature, freedom, and a deeper sense of purpose away from the city’s clamor. He contrasts artificial city life with wholesome nature and the poet’s restoration.
Mosquitoes Converge on Farm in Fictional Convention
A boastful farm scene features a colonel admiring American scenery before swarms of mosquitoes interrupt with a biting display. The colonel praises the setting in lofty terms, but the insects swiftly ruin his speech as they attack neck and nose, producing a clumsy finale.
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America
Cauie
Marriage sermon cited as ending engagements
The Liverpool Mercury reports a pastor’s sermon on marriage last Sunday. It provoked 50 solemn warnings and caused two engagements to be broken, according to Edythe’s remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mae
Edythe
Liverpool
Go to the Trees for Vitality and Fresh Air
The passage urges men to seek nature for renewal, claiming the odor of trees grass and Bos offer intoxication without a headache. Sunshine and open air are presented as superior medicines and stimulants to drug store remedies, renewing heart mind and soul.
A Path to Truth from a Rocky Farm Vision
This excerpt reflects a speaker on a rock farm praising dreams as enduring and perfect. It asserts that only God's thought of man is real and permanent, with the true self as spirit and perfect health, joy, and brotherhood as inevitable outcomes. It presents a poetic meditation on immortality and divine thought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky
Joe Biggs and the Grasshopper on the Wheat Stack
Joe Biggs carries a water jug up a tall wheat stack while a grasshopper clings to his wrist. A tumble follows, but Joe rises victorious with the grasshopper dead in his hand. James A. Edgerton signs off from Cold Spring-on-the-Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Biggs
Jimmie
Joe
Ladder
Grasshopper
Jug
Gil
Editor in Trouble Over Bedford Lottery Ad
The Bedford Free Press editor R. Lucas was arraigned by U S Commissioner Hanna on a postal laws information for advertising a lottery tied to a piano contest. Lucas waived preliminary exam and will face federal court early in November. outcome and merits remain unclear.
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Creston
R. ¥. Lucas
Bedford Free Press
United States
Hanna
Free Press
Lucas
What She Found Out
A jealous wife traps her husband in the kitchen by dawn and pawing, then confronts him with a dramatic kiss but discovers the delivery man instead. The tale ends with the husband noting his wife has shown warmth unseen since their early marriage. Mildred’s nightmare yields a quip about hearts beating a tattoo, provoking a sister’s retort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred
Indiana Yarn and a Laughing Farmer Tale
A farmer blows stumps with dynamite and a cow eats a stick of dynamite. While milking, the farmer strikes the cow with a milking stool and the cow explodes without harming his hat. A blind beggar recounts a cataract joke after the Niagara Falls anecdote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
Niagara Falls
Philadelphia Record
Time Table Notice for Tahor and Northern RR Arrivals
The Tribune RR time table lists Tahor and Northern routes with arrival times at Loayes Malvern at 2:00 AM 4:20 PM 11:20 AM and 6:00 PM. Tahor also shows schedule 3:20 8:00 PM 7:25 PM with charges 80 and 70 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune RR
Tahor
Loayes
Malvern
Tabor
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James A. Edgerton
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Rim
Cold Spring-on-the-Hudson
Certsic
Attene ‘School OF Quality
Jaren Western Towa College
Council Bluffs, WA
Burlington Enet
Conneil Binsks
Prestic Junction
Balfour
Sone
Emerson
Pace Red Oak
Cchicago
East Bound
Pacific Junction
Hed Oak
Chicago
Pac
Omaba West Bound
Pim Po Po Pacific Junction
Plattemonth
Plattsmouth
Kansas
Sal Sm
Conrail
Vere
Kaneas City
Weeta
Nocth
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Randoph
Sera Minsels
Silver Guy
Birahan Ate
Yates Imogen
Seg Bas
Reat Shenandoah
St Lownie Seve Fol Reese
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