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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1901

Page

7

Barbers Change Amid Local Tradesmen Shuffle

MD Gibson reports a broad shift among barbers and tradesmen as shops reorganize following announced plans to unify services. The piece mentions Geo Pratt shining in Larsson shop, Kronsbein house work, and various local workers like Culkough and Corkey, with notes on Shenandoah dul games and upcoming events.

Iweek Geo Pratt Larsson P. QO Dart Omaha Men

Sermon Notes and Cattle Shipments Highlight Union Services

News of the Churches reports Rev. Corkey’s Sunday sermon at Union Services emphasizing parental honor and youth conduct. It notes upcoming Epworth League social at Mrs. A. W. Landis’s home and previews sermons at several churches. Also covered are cattle shipments by Strahan, Woodrow, and Swain, with prices from the Burlington and Chicago Drovers Journal citing Woodrow’s cattle at 6.30 and other lots around 5.85 to 6.30.

Corkey Epworth League Burlington O. A J. M. Strahan H. H. Woodrow L. J. Swain Mr. Woodrow Mr. Swain

We Visit the Camp Enjoyable Day with Friends

Last Friday was one of the most enjoyable days our editor and family have experienced for some time. Marc Chantry invited us to the camp at his famous landing. The day was ideal with fine company and activities. Thirty attended dinner and the fish from Mave was delicious. Uncle Will Rains led the way in getting used to it. We hope to have another visit soon.

Marc Chantry Will Rains

Engraved Work and Burlington Surveyors Visit

Engraved work including cards and invitations offered with sample work shown. The Burlington Surveyors returned to town reviewing the south route, deviating slightly to the south of prior surveys to avoid several houses on Douglas Street, indicating the chosen route.

Leaper Ormen Burlington Douglas Street

Old Settlers and Soldiers Reunions Highlight Nebraska Trip Notes

C B Christy visits Nebraska for Old Settlers Reunion at Glenwood on Aug 20 and Old Soldiers Reunion Aug 21 22. Mrs R J Bentley and relatives expected home, Jno Cox sold fat cattle near Hastings, Tabor visitors with Mrs Rice, and plans for Ringling Bros tickets from O the L lines. Miscellaneous local notices include health trips, church social, telegraph death, harvest yields, and a field accident at Imogene.

Personal Mentions From a Nebraska City Page

A town social column lists numerous visitors and residents: Arva Burrus spends the week in Chicago. West Shonefield visiting Glenwood. Attorney Clyde Geering of Glenwood was here. Misa Rae Dolph left for Buffalo Exposition. O. H. Smith of Omaha visited his sister Mrs. John Clements. L. G. Davis hosted guests. Mrs. John Lang of Emerson and sister Mrs. EHJ Aistrope. John Higgins visiting Council Bluffs. A. J. Weerin and family back from Nebraska Beaches. Miss Cora Durbin of Emerson hosted by editor. Alice Dull returned from Des Moines. Addie and Marie Kronsbein visiting Anoh Gidley. W. C. McClintock and wife en route to Omaha. Mrs. W. D. Evans and Miss Edith Evans visited Tabor. Mrs. Mina Nichols returning from Fort Worth to make home here. Miss Margaret Wightman of Chicago visiting Mrs. Harlan Travis. Miss Helen Wilson visiting Kingsley. Emerson Brown entertained at J. B. Fickel home. Frank Higgins and wife to Council Bluffs. Nellie Haddock visiting Omaha. Uncle John Miller leaves for Illinois. Reed Graves back from California trip. Mrs. A. E. Wilson and daughter Katherine to Hastings. Pearl Rouse visiting Malvern then Omaha. J. F. Young and wife from Chicago visiting Shays. Campbell-Bridges camping party located southeast of town. Women’s Club planning to visit tomorrow. Market notes accompany cattle, hogs, and sheep prices in Omaha.

Arva Burrus Chicago West Shonefield Glenwood Clyde Geéring Misa Rae Dolph Buffalo Exposition O. H. Smith Omaha John Clements Tipton L. G. Davis John Lang Emerson EH. J. Aistrope John Higgins Council Bluffs A.J. Weerin Nebraska Beache Cora Durbin Emersons Alice Dull Des Moines Addie and Marie "Kronsbein Anoh Gidley W. C. McClintock Tabor W. D. Evans Edith Evans Snyder Mina Nichols Ft. Worth Texas Margaret Wightman Harlan Travis

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