Home Happenings in Mills County Local Briefs and Notices
Walter Aistrope reported good prices for three carloads of cattle on the Chicago market Monday. Miss Pearl Vandervert has been ill with a cold near pneumonia. The Omaha wedding of George Perdue and Miss Alice Powers was reported. Mrs. John Dunn suffered a severe shoulder dislocation after a fall Monday. Rev. A A Walburn, chaplain of the 51st, rode with President Roosevelt from Clarinda to Des Moines. Co M Follett shipped two loads of sheep to Chicago for Monday’s market, stronger than expected. Charles Peer advertises two trotting stallions, Harry Mount and Brown Eagle. Mr. and Mrs. N D Smith hosted a six oclock dinner with twelve guests. Mr and Mrs H W Summers hosted a dinner party south of town. J J Wilson advances a ten room residence on lots south of A E Cool’s. A J Wearin leased the Burlington chief engineer’s house and plans an eight room home with hot water heat and gas. Mr Wearin’s farm north of Hastings will feature modern conveniences. J W Nims of Deer Creek shares a hog story about a sow and four piglets found after misbelieved dead. My and Mrs James McMillen mourn infant Kenneth Lawrence who died after two months. funeral by Rev W H Gable at their Malvern home. Interment at Bitho Rast, Liberty cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Aistrope
Chicago
Pearl Vandervert
Omaha
George Perdue
Alice Powers
John Dunn
Campbell
A. A. Walburn
Clarinda
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Co. M. Follett
Charley
Charles Peer
Harry Mount
Brown Eagle
N. D. Smith
North Malvern
Smiths
H. W. Summers
J.J. Wilson
D. M. Whitfield
A. E. Cool
Rollet
Burlington
Norton
A. J. Wearin
Wearin
Hastings
Mills County
J. W. Nims
Deer Creek
Chris
Tonday
James McMillen
Malvern
Kenneth Lawrence
W.H. Gable
Malverni
Chareh
Bitho Rast
Liberty Cemetery
Masonic Lodge
Prof
Fuller
Minilen
Sidney
Wheeler
Shenandoah
Carpenters
Izie Kerney
Kerneys
East Liberty Cemetery Association
W. A. Harman
Dillsburg
Penn
Solomon Wagner
Flick & Johnson
Villisca
Utah
Hillsdale
Willison
Malvern Letters and Local Notices Highlight Week
N. O. Day Mrs. M Moos and Mrs A Stigers receive advertised letters. Mrs M J Newman seeks address change from Santa Ana Calif to Collinsville I T. Andy Berkheimer expands home. Mrs Dr Cherry visits Malvern. Walter Williams buys a pneumatic chair for the barber shop. Malvern Woman's Club meets May 4. Summaries cover local moves trades and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
N. O. Day
M. Moos
A. Stigers
M. J. Newman
Santa Ana
Calif
Collinsville
I.T
Dr. Cherry
Wisner, Neb
Ella Miller
Malvern Friends
Walter Williams
Council Bluffs
Malvern Woman's Club
G. W. Conrad
The Firemen's Tournament Set for August Dates
At a stockholders meeting of the Firemen's Tournament Association a plan was approved to hold the tournament August 6 and 7 in Malvern. Enthusiastic promises were made, committees named for executive, advertising, entertainment, finance, music, grounds, concessions, and transportation, with members including Wm Wortz Fred Durbin F E Mulholland Geo Tu Talbott H E Mulholland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Firemen’s Tournament Association
Malvern
Iowa
Wm. Wortz
Fred Durbin
F. E. Mulholland
Geo. Tu
W. H. Guyer
C. S. Royce
W. H. Morris
Grounds
C. R. Brothers
Walt Larvison
A. E. Stone
W. D. Wilson
A. J. Chantry
Walb Mulholland
H. J. Baird
A. E. Cook
D. E. Whitfield
Church Notes and Weddings Highlight Weekend Services
Church notes describe Sunday services for Baptist and Presbyterian congregations, with morning and evening sermons on topics such as The Golden Sea of Life and The reward of Sin plus Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. A wedding at dawn, Cool Carter and Rena Carter, is reported with details of bridal home and newlyweds’ move to a farm setting nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
Presbyterian Church
Mae Churchill
Local residents visit Malvern and Omaha this week
A flurry of personal mentions notes Frank Robbing and wife visiting Omaha Friday, Miss Athel Evans from Omaha spending Sunday with Malvern relatives, and many others from Hastings Glenwood Emerson Creston and surrounding towns visiting relatives friends or handling business. Attendees include Dr. and Mrs. Scott at Julius Caesar in Omaha and J.C. McGrew with Geo. Cross in Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Robbing
Omaha
L. W. Boehner
J.F. Martin
Hastings
Malvern
Frank Anderson
Pacific Junction
Charley
Chub
Glenwood
Charles Carson
Emerson
W. H. Cable
Little Daughter
Athel Evans
Mabel Martin
J. T. Ward
Susie Smith
Anna Nelsen
H. T. Beattie
Joy
Elmo
John Miller
McClean
Chicago
Red Oak
Laura Graves
L. P. LeBron
Mr. Graham
Creston
Mrs. Scott
Richard Mansfield
Julius Caesar
M. F. Beckwith
Deer Creek
W. W. Wolfe
G. A. Shutterly
Climax
C. M. Follett
C B. Christy
Whiting
Davis
Henry Donner
Soldiers’ Relief Commission
J.C. McGrew
Geo. Cross
Almira Durbin
J.C. Slothower
Seward
Neb
The
Local Malvern Column Notes and Classified Snippet Mix
A scattered column lists Dr Adamson now in the Strahan block Malvern offering guaranteed dental work, Dr J J Humphrey a Malvern veterinarian specializing in castrations, land for rent near Randolph and S D Davis farm, a sale of 400 split walnut posts, seed corn offers with pricing and planting notes, a cottage for sale in Malvern, bicycle repair by Richard Paul, flour brands and a county treasure notice paying bridge warrants by May 16 1903, plus strawberry plants and eggs for sale and other assorted local ads and notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adamson
Strahan
Malvern
Randolph
S. D. Davis
M. Alstrope
C. M. Follett
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Andy Berkheimer
Chas
Salt Lake City
Matt Conrad
Gibson's
Kiser
Woodman Hall
George Phelps
T. J. Hitte
Nebraska Farmer
Duroc-Jersey
Poland
China
Chester White
Berkshires
Guy C. Barton
Gibson
Berkshire
F. HB
Boggess
Henderson
L. Clark
Boggess and Clark
J. B. Fickel
Anderson Township
Conkey
A. Berkheimer
Mechanicsville
William Berkheimer
Berkheimer
Bridgeport
William
Nebraska
George H. White
My. Nitte
Summers
Hitte
H. I. Kier
Jim Maguire
Route 2
Woodrow Place
Malvern Leader
Beacon
Standard
Articles of
First Baptist Church
Perley
James MaMillen
Milton Summers
Dr. Cook
Cook
HH. H. Wooprow
R. A. Wills
the Firemen's
Church Notes
Christian Church
Wfldel Charlies Bradlaugh
East Liberty
Cool—Carter
H. I
Cool
Rena Carter
Hayden Carter
Trev. W .R. McCrea
Kilgore
Mr. Cool
Mouo
Henderson Evho
Madge Hallabeck
Council Blufts
Lucile Peony-Evans
Minneapolis
Dr. Parsons
Mary Norris
Ella
Kenney
Miller
Frank Harris
Sunderland- Crombe Co
W. J. Stevenson
Fred
Knoxville
J. M. Straban
Blanche Bridges
Lulu
Hammond
Mra
Miss Hines
Grant Summera
White Cloud
C. K. Hacrett
Tacrett
Witten
Hie Insurance
A. E. Wilson
George
Texas
A.E. Wilson
John
J. J. Humphrey
Lon van Bushing
I. Barrett, Strahan, Mills Co
Richard Paul
Cleveland
Bi. L. Carson
Blow
Mitchell’s Arty
Albany
Lovitt
Warfield
Gandy
Elmer Stone
T. D. Gibson
Millard Hotel
Ben Hur
Baker's Place
Edmond Street
St Joseph
J.T. McDonald
Trinidad
Wilson
Mesdames Robbins
Slonelrer
Missouri
Arkansas
Tennessee
Alabama
Mississippi
Florida
Kansas
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Southwest
W. C. Melville
Northwestern
James Donohue
Agost
Gen
Pas
Kanage City
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