Local Rumors and Moves From Union News
Union News notes Joseph Sissell building a corn crib and Roy Haney of Belleville visiting home folks. Several residents, including J. T. Johnson and J. R. Goosman, visit D. P. Johnson's home. Howard Williams tends the Sherdahl elevator. L. M. Morris leaves for Salina. Horace Osbornes plans to move to Mr M's farm. Local rep sought for Scandia area to sell subscriptions. BEAME's offers hats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Haney
Belleville
Union Two
D. P. Johnson
L. M. Morris
Salina
Horace Osborne
Scandia
Mr. M
Alex Scott
Norway
J. R. Storer
Scandia i
Thomas Williams
Rounds of visits noted as Norway church parsonage painted
Rast McGregor and family visited near Belleville on Sunday. Olga Loveset and brother from Jamestown stayed Friday to Monday. Joe McGregor’s wife died suddenly in Illinois. Mrs Randa Loveset’s funeral was in Concordia. The Ladies Society plans a gathering at the parsonage with Rev. Ratchie. Mrs Randa Wagoner died in Concordia of consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olga Loveset
Jamestown
Frank
Rast McGregor
Joe
Illinois
Rimo
Bertha
Anna
Concordia
Randa Loveset
Rev
Ratchie
Randa Wagoner
Ladies Aid Society of
Providence Chapel
Celia Bowling
W. A. Berry
Corrie
Highland Baptist Church
Rev. Thompson
Norton
Advertisements for ladies wear and work clothes
A compact ad list markets ladies long sleeved corset covers bed spreads figured and plain wool and cotton blankets latest dress goods patterns leather gloves men's overalls jumpers work shirts wool hose for women and men available through local merchants.
Highland Happenings Amid Rain and Local News
Rainy week observed in Highland with social visits and home projects. Miss Osta Ames hosts a Halloween party for her young friends while Steve Siebenborn and Ben Barrett add extensions and a barn respectively. A colt breaks a leg and John Young recovers from typhoid fever as Loyd Kelly leaves for Missouri. Church attendance and family visits mark a quiet Sunday amid illness and livestock concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osta Ames
Western Winds Freda Hallgren At Sister Chas Tedrow
Freda Hallgren stays with sister Mrs. Chas Tedrow this week. C J Carlson and family visited at Guss Nystrom's on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Hallgren
Mrs
Chas. Tedrow
C. J. Carlson
Local social notes from several Belleville visitors and gatherings
Hoffmans young people spent Sunday afternoon at S C Humphrey s. J S Garman and Albert are hauling prairie hay from Salt Marsh this week. S W Arbuthnot and Lulu visited Mrs Arbuthnot at Belleville Sunday. Mr and Mrs A M Poage attended the Love feast at Lovell Saturday and Sunday. Mrs J N Bettis and Lela and Miss Lulu Arbuthnot visited in Belleville Thursday. Mr and Mrs Conrad Sederly were Belleville visitors recently. D N Woods had threshing and alfalfa hulling done Monday by Ed Hallberg. Mrs J M Brown and children visited at A M Poages Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.S. Garman
Albert
A. M. Poage
Lovell
J. N. Bettis
Lela
Lulu Arbuthnot
Belleville
D. N. Woods
Ed Hallberg
Lion Cleared the Yard at Linden Hills
Mr Nelson paid 287.50 for a weather beaten lion named Henry to guard his Linden Hills garden. The lion reportedly ate a Newfoundland and other dogs that entered the yard. After six weeks the lion grew fat and was sold to the menagerie department for 327.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Linden Hills
Henry
Minneapolis Journal
What the Bell Meant at Tonopah Saloon
Rex Beach describes a raucous ballroom scene at Riley's Tonopah saloon where a cow bell signals the orchestra seeking drinks. The crowded floor tilts toward the bar as musicians encourage attention with the bell while patrons shout and drink amid a lively two step routine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riley
Tonopah
Rex Beach
Brave Indians vs Whites in Forest Warfare
An Outing Magazine description discusses Native American fighters as braver and craftier than whites in jungle combat. It notes Indians excel in pursuit and patience, while in set battles they are less steadfast. it claims whites have survived more forest fights due to steadiness, whereas Indians waver after initial rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Outing Magazine
Caterpillars Disrupt Travel in Wodonga and Barnawartha
Melbourne correspondent reports caterpillars swarm country roads in Wodonga and Barnawartha districts hindering horses and travellers. In Penshurst an excursion train halted seven miles out as insects clogged rails, crushing them under wheels and stopping service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wodonga
Barnawartha
Melbourne
Penshurst
London
Daily Mail
Also Mentioned on This Page
Union News
Joseph Sissell
Ralph Bowersox
Irl Hammond
Minersville
J. T. Johnson
J. R. Goosman
Hendley Neb
Howard Williams
Sherdahl
John Berry
Kansas City
Station O
New York
Beame's
Norway Bulletin
del Dwyer
Hugh McGowan
Hay
Rydal
Ben Clark
Kackley
Eric Scott
Ruby Jacobson
Boulder
Colorado
Amanda Jensen
Bram- ES
Culuers & Goopwin
Silas van Dysan
Ilinois
Steve Siebenborn
Highland
Arvilla Williams
Howard
Blanche
Ed Wohlford
Poplar Grove
Walter Berry
W.F
Tommy Doctor
Grace Hill
Williams Farm
Red Top
Thos. West
S. H. Baldwin
G. M. Rock
Formosa
Stallings Farm
C. H. Price
Carrie Keith
Elijah Goodwin
Frank Goodwin
J. H. Kinzie
Huxton
Hattie
Lodibourrow
Talmo
C. Murphy
Chester
Wm. McGowan
Maggie
Anna McGowan
Hardy
G.W. Wright
C. Lewis
Mr. Wright
Mankato
E. W. Belfield
Rock Island
P. H. Berry
E. Wohlford
A. Nelson
GC. G
O. A. Johnson
Bertha Wilson
Manhattan
Anna Loofbourrow
M. Weislogel
J. W. Huntington
Newell’s
Woo
Waistings
Ladies’ Furs
Comforts
C. A. Newell
Bill
Ben Barrett
Gee
Pearl Quigley
McCook Near
Juliis Woodka
Will Park
John Young
Loyd Kelly
St. Joseph Missouri
Vern Ewing
M. D. Ingraham
Will Lewis
S. W. Arbuthnot
Lulu
Mrs. Arbuthnot
Conrad Sederly
Lion
Minneapolis
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