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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
5
Local figures including SLM tHe county in Silver City and A. P. Reeve visiting Council Bluffs and Omaha on business. Dozens of brief notes detail moves between Omaha and nearby towns, bandstand construction, farm activity, and small health ads.
Hastings update with arrivals births burglaries and social items. A newborn girl’s birth to Mr and Mrs Chas Henderson is recorded. Andrew Scott dies of consumption and is laid to rest. A burglary at Edger Brown’s home yields coins and a mileage book. A home ball game beats Emerson. Market changes hands and local business leadership shifts amid illness and travel.
Emerson doctor in demand in Malvern Tuesday. Numerous residents and visitors noted, including families from Southerland and Red Oak. Par coer School teacher Merle Rhoads. Dr. C. E. Stevenson returns from Chicago. Bund social a success. Tubbs Brill partnership dissolved. various travels, visits, and a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. McCarty. Several monuments being erected by Illinois Monument men for Judge Tubbs and Virgil Smith.
Mrs. Nannie Galleger of La Grange Georgia reapplied Bucklin’s Arnica Salve to severe sores on her head and face and reported quick care that exceeded her hopes. The product claims to cure sores bruises skin eruptions cuts burns and scalds with a guarantee by W P Wilson.
Miss Nellie Hollingsworth and Ed Burnett headed to Macedonia and Crystal Duke visits mark a week of local travel. Miss Mable Dorr visited Oakland. Supt. Marsh attended events. Light rain Thursday and Friday. Henderson’s basketball team, rebuilt with new players, prepared for Griswold after several absences. Alva Harbor returned from St. Louis. Effa Mavns came back from Nebraska. The community notes include visitors, illnesses, and a forecast of a youthful lineup in local sports.
A drizzle did not dampen the game as Young pitched for Henderson beating Griswold 9 to 8 in eleven innings. He struck more batters than Griswold pitcher Moulton and Loving made a grand stand catch. The score was tied 8-8 after eight. Henderson pushed ahead in the final frames. Jessie Loving and Miss Clara Bradway were among attendees with several locals noted in the Hastings vicinity.
In Sacheville Kentucky Mrs S P Whitaker long suffered chronic bronchial trouble. Her husband credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing her and their granddaughter’s severe whooping cough. It cures coughs colds la grippe bronchitis throat and lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c to 81 00. Trial bottles free at W D Wilsons drug store.
Long article notes Emma L Kellogg engagement to teach Evernhem School in Oak Township replacing Albert Harrison who taught there for two years. It also covers teacher supply for fall term, local troop movements, Glenwood military company at Council Bluffs encampment, baseball routes and finances, depot corn deliveries by Rudolph Hopp, Tabor College prospects, local sales by Haw key clothing, and a runaway accident on the public square injuring Mr. Jeff Ruby and his two daughters with minor injuries to Ruby.
A brief agricultural note discusses Pierce's crop bargains and price reductions. The fragment notes shorter prices or discounts on crops, reflecting market movements and local trading interests in a succinct local item.
Balloon ascension planned for next Saturday. C B Marsh left Sunday evening for a several days visit in Des Moines and vicinity. Miss Kate Loyd and Mrs Phil Markel visited Samuel Donnel and family at Stanton over Sunday. Miss Jessie Nutting returned from Cedar Falls where she attended the State Normal for the summer. A minister’s good work is noted. A case of severe biliary colic was relieved after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Rev A Power of Emporia, Kansas attests to its efficacy after a neighbor suffered prolonged illness and failed other treatments.
Clara Wise reports that Ella Wise and Rev. Wright of Silver City will speak at Wesley Chapel next Sunday evening. Macedonian church member Sonie DeHolt plans to attend with grandparents Mr and Mrs Hy Ayer. A man from Silver City spoke to locals Sunday morning and was seen again days later.
Salyers and Kayton sold four binders this week. Mr. Young and wife of Union City are visiting his brother Bradley this week. My Cobb of Malvern cleaned house Saturday, also one for Salyers. J.M. Salyers was in Omaha Friday. Geo. Schaeffer of Shenandoah visited his brother Will here this week. Parker Bays and Wolfe’s Bowles to Hackett. Mr. Glaze is visiting his field this week.
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