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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1907
Page
3
Local notes capture visits and travels across Mills County. Misa Pearl Lang and Miss Dana Abel visit Red Oak friends. Miss Maud Miller and Miss Jessie Ross travel between Holdrege Omaha and Ottumwa. Des Moines, Des Moines related visits and family duties are noted along with farm and crop remarks. Various locals attend fairs, funerals, and lectures, while others relocate or change businesses and restaurants.
Items describe a visitor from place performing for a man, with encouragement for her voice, and an anticipated set of vocal lessons. It mentions Mr and Mrs J T Barns traveling to Carson for a niece’s wedding, Mrs Wm McMullin visiting Council Bluffs, Mrs C E Lakin visiting Red Oak, all on Tuesday.
Miss Dora Slump of Henderson and George W. Fielder of Hollenberg Kansas wed yesterday afternoon in Rev Henry DeLongs courthouse office. Mrs May Farnham to return from New York Aug 15 and resume music work Aug 20 at T D Phillips home. E M Duke left to attend land interests at Kearney Neb. Deputy County Treasurer Fred Workman visited from Glenwood. Burlington expands with ten bridge workers and about forty on steel. other crews on regular section. A 500 birth announced for J H Parker couple. Albert Coppock playing ball for Atlantic this week as catcher. Prof and Mrs F B Riggs of Santee Neb visiting Phillips home. Edna and Mabel Dorr trip to Colorado. Mrs Sam Webster taken to Omaha for Severn operation. recover slowly. Mrs W Adams and Miss Housh visited Council Bluffs. F E Sell and wife back from Atlantic visit. Eunice Housh of Maquan to visit W Adams. H F Wilson advancing brick block with cement walk. A E Harlan and family of Stockton Iowa visiting friends.
Miss Lulu Babbitt spent Sunday with sister Mrs B Cardiff. Roy Steen to start work for EH P McLain next week. A Cooper delivered corn in Emerson at 44 cents per bushel. Esther Liston visited Anna Dickersbach. Fred Dickersbach expects to return home soon. Miss Mabel Steen of Red Oak stayed with H M Babbitt and E P McLain last week. Ella Gibson hosted a Sunday school class picnic at her home Tuesday. All report a nice time.
Mr and Mrs J S Francis left Tuesday afternoon over the Burlington for Wellington Colorado where they will visit with their son I D while Mr Francis makes improvements on his recently purchased farm. A pie social for the Order of Queen Esther was held at L M Aston's Friday. Grandma FeFall and Mrs Alice Clay visited Solomon Saturday at B F Shipper's home. Mrs Charles Tharpe of Lincoln Nebraska came to Miles Phillips' home to prepare for a trip to a new home near Sarcoxie Missouri. Mr and Mrs A T Clay of Hillsdale visited G W Patrick's Tuesday of last week. Clifford Phillips and Glenn Haynes left over the Wabash for Lincoln Nebraska Thursday night last week. Mrs T G Markel and daughters.
Bessie and Katy left Wednesday by wagon over the Wabash to Grable Iowa to spend a few days at the home of Mr and Mrs A G Lewis. W C Swarts and D C Jackson of Silver City were looking up butcher's stuff Thursday of last week. A B R Bird hauled logs to Binga man s portable rails on the old James McMillen farm during the latter part of last week.
Miss Nina and Carrie Scott returned home from Kansas City after visiting their sister Mrs Beech. Chas Haynie rents Mrs Frances Hoskins’s vacated house for a residence. Floyd McLaughlin cooled off with ice cream at Haynie farm as hail on July 6 froze. Cement walk work resumes after delays due to material shortages. Mrs J Purcell returned from Woodbine Iowa with Masters Howard and Emmett Purcell to visit relatives. Hilda Kroon received a portfolio of scenic views from John Peterson in Stockholm awaiting return.
Mrs R W McClenahan of Henderson visited her parents Mr and Mrs Kemp this week. Mrs W B Bell is at Excelsior testing hot baths for rheumatism. A son was born to Ernest Hardy and wife on July 28. a daughter to Ross Johnson and wife on August 1. Miss Bessie and Miss Clara Greenwood left for Chicago for post graduate music study. A horse dropped dead near Green's barn on the return trip from Malvern. Mr and Mrs C Replogle of Shenandoah visited Tabor to rent a photo gallery. Tabor friends received announcement cards of the marriage of Bessie Lucile Rhode to Robert Irving.
E P Spencer visited Ast for a week with his brother. C G Boston and family hosted guests in Randolph. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Albert Rickabaugh. Thos Frazier visited from Malvern. A son was born to W L Thomas. Dr Kerr reports all doing nicely. F D Kilpatrick saw friends in Malvern. Editor Holmes of Hamburg Reporter was assaulted but unharmed. his assailant hit an editors check. C G Boston, Frank Wilkinson’s son in law, now runs White Hardware in Malvern after leaving Knesland's store. locals wish him continued success.
Miss Mary Pullman and her mother spent Sunday in Emerson with Mr and Mrs O D Greenwood. Also visiting were Mrs Alta Pettit and Miss Cecil Trainesere visiting grandmother Mrs Mary Troth of Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs Robert Masters of Lincoln and Mrs Burrus of Malvern were guests at Mrs J H Rice last week. A J Hamilton and wife visited from Wall Street. Mr and Mrs Geo McKeen were noted as ill last week.
The Baptist Sunday School held a picnic today in Dr. Agan's orchard south of town. Mrs. A P Reeve and son Charles were called to Tinos last night due to Mr. Reeve's sister's illness L W Bochner and family of Malvern were Sunday guests at the home of Mr and Mrs F A Plumer A T Rains plans to visit War ner Canada next Tuesday to see his sons Ed and Claude who farm July saw no record in stock shipments from Silver City with 41 carloads of cattle and hogs shipped by listed local handlers.
Strahan Arley Eacrett left Tuesday for Wendell Minnesota to visit Theil and Rains families. Mrs G K Wacrett left Tuesday for Colorado to visit her daughter at Loveland. Miss Inez Bradley left last Tuesday for Laurel Montana to join Ellsworth Shay and others of the Shays on a Yellowstone Park trip. Mrs H I Everett left Tuesday for Loveland Colorado to visit friends.
Hastings and Malvern residents are listed visiting friends and relatives including Miss Adaline Ward, Miss Grace Gray, Carl Baxter, and George Dixon. News covers a music student’s return date, a family reunion, Methodist church remodeling, lectures, cattle market moves, and a Sears Roebuck controversy over funding local church repairs.
Mra L. C. Genung left last Tuesday for Colorado Springs to visit her sister and will stay about six weeks. Mra Grifith of Nodaway spent the past week visiting her son, Tare Griffith. Chris Dunagan and wife of Council Bluff visited his parents Mr and Mrs B I Dunagan. Salt at the Red Store priced 61, 26 per barrel.
Jodsch Grain company moved two cars of hoys to Omaha at the start of the week. Local trades report Red Store offering Moon light Monarch or Electric grease at 18¢ while agent Mitchell traveled to Hastings on business. Miss Mabel Griffith arrived on No 11 for a brief visit with her brother Jim. B W Anderson, previously with Ed Kinnan, overheated last Friday while haying. Mr and Mrs Anderson of Glenwood visited with their sons via No 4. Guy Rains, from near Glenwood, has relocated to work for M A Stacy. A B Judson conducted business in Council Bluffs, early week. John Atha of Vining Iowa endorses DeWitt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills, citing high satisfaction. sold by O S Royce.
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