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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1907
Page
2
A long list of local visits and trips across Kansas and neighboring states. Families including McDill McClain Wuttke and others traveled to Wood Lake Nebraska and Colorado, with many residents attending fairs, visiting relatives, and engaging in local commerce.
Garry Smith was summoned to Emerson ten days due to the serious illness of his mother who fell last winter and has been bedridden since. A.J. Langston, living on Mr. Jones's place since last spring, buys Harry Smith out and will take possession next spring for $120 per acre. Tra Mitchell left the depot. 44.P. Brooks becomes new agent and Mr. Cook of Elvescutp is the new night man. Bracy and Homer Clipson Yeane thresh oats. Gates are light this year. Stacy and Curter ship seed weaners of hogs Monday to Omaha. Ea Patterson ships two cars of sand Sunday night. K. Southard goes to Omaha Monday.
Hillsdale families and friends are noted in a string of visits and trips. Harvey family travels with children to Harrison county for a month, Jessie Wilcox of Blanchard visits Mrs Hixon, Mrs Brown and daughter Ellen plan a Nebraska stay till spring, and E. W. Noel with others visit Council Bluffs. Several locals relocate or travel to Nebraska, Colorado, and nearby states, with residents like Misa Lou Rankin and Mrs Bacon visiting relatives, while chautauqua attendance and illness notes appear.
A roundup of moving about and gatherings as residents visit relatives travel to nearby towns. Highlights include A. Darnell of Oskaloosa visiting Henry Darnell and family, Lee Now moving to Colorado for eight months, Tom Triplett returning from Davenport for medical care, and Mrs J Coppock at Emerson tending a sick daughter.
CHAMPION HILL residents and nearby families share Sunday visits, anniversaries, and a wedding. Howard Cardiff returns with his bride Catherine Frazier after a ceremony at the bride’s home. A surprise marriage for Warren W. Clapper and Luella Asman occurs in Sidney with E. H. Harrison officiating. Local farm prospects and a drift of hard rain stones noted after a recent storm.
Randolph Enterprise reports Miss Anita Wright of Little Sioux visiting two weeks with her sister Mrs Geo Gilchrist. Miss Elizabeth Hutchings returns from Hastings. Bertha Gobblinghurst visits near Hastings. Mrs Wm Antrim and daughter Nellie plan a two month western trip visiting Utah and Colorado. Mary Bagley and Mrs Hutchings return from California. Ona Thomas comes from Wales for a week with D W family. Prof Stone new Randolph schools principal moves in with family. J W McMahon seeks feeders in Omaha. On August 1 at Glenwood M E parsonage Ross Atkinson wed Miss Bessie M Cozad Malvern. groom a regional farmer, bride popular in Malvern.
Luella Hoffmen and Edith Mc Cracken returned from Des Moines where they attended summer school at Highland Park College. Miss Zilpah Barbour and Edith Ellis left for Malvern Shenandoah and Farragut to visit friends. Mrs. Robert Hurlbutt went to Chicago for a post graduate course in freehand drawing and painting. Mr and Mrs J D Paterson of Tipton Iowa visit the Lundeens east of Tabor with Mr Paterson returning home Monday and Mrs Paterson staying for two weeks. Mr Olsyte Hume is home from an unspecified trip.
Marion Purcell and family of Omaha visit as Everett Purcell’s guests. Local lodges send delegates to state encampment and grand lodge. Baseball and cattle market notes mix with chautauqua visits, Lake Okoboji trips, and residents’ travels.
A Pacific Junction note from the Republican reports an Odd Fellows picnic scheduled for August 28. L. Lang leads a large crew laying new steel in the yards, with rapid progress expected to complete relaying. A substantial workforce tends the catalpa farm, while Chas Ogden of Alma visits, and Mrs. Mary McCandless returns home after a two week visit.
James Martin plans a barn for L B Venable while Hurat loses a yearling steer to clover bloat. Mrs Baker and Mrs Tharpe visit Council Bluffs with children. Clivord Phillips traveled to Creston. Mrs Hurst remains sick. Rev R R Moser returns from the Pacific coast and fills his local appointment. John Riche of Vining praises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills, sold by C S Royce.
Mrs. J B H Reasoner and her children traveled to Plattsmouth for a few days visit with friends. Mr. Reasoner accompanied her as far as Malvern.
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