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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1898

Page

7

Miller County Hero Richard Shepard Returns Home

Richard Shepard, wounded in the Santiago campaign with the 22nd U S Regulars, rides home to Mille County. He describes the grueling march to Caney, being shot in the arm and thigh, days without food, and the New York hospital care and charity he witnessed, including Helen Gould’s $500 gift to wounded soldiers. He notes variable Cuban weather, good rations, and the ruined plantations in Bandago amid ongoing revolution.

Richard Shepard Mille County Santiago Richard Henry Shepard Hillsdale Cubs U. S Baiquari Wi Caney Wae Mt Caney Wis Richard Saya New York Helen Gould Whitelaw Reid Central Park Admiral Sampson Misa Gould Richard Beye

Local residents visit and cross-town social notes

Sheriff Tubbs conducts business here Monday and many neighbors visit relatives in nearby towns. The column lists guests from Tabor Shenandoah Genoa and Omaha visiting households in Council Bluffs Wakefield Henderson and Anderson township. Readers are treated to a dense roster of short social mentions spanning several counties and states.

Tabor Neighbor News Highlights Various Local Events

Mrs L Sidener returns from Silver City. Misa Nellie Parsone hosts many young friends. Davia Co ships three cars of hogs. Local officials and residents discuss summer dress goods in Malvern. Major Barnes of Malvern visits family in Tabor. Emily Blancett returns to duties in Council Bluffs. Williame family to Omaha for Exposition. Rev Fisher delivers farewell sermon, to move to Delta. Attentions called to Tabor train time change for exposition. Omaha children enjoy country life with picnic in Rawles township. J G Tipple ill. Prof Goodsell directs choir. Forney's Band passes through en route to Malvern. Sea dream and cake social raises funds for departing pastor. Lake Wauhongia picnic group includes many locals. Laird's baseball team at Hamburg hopes for prize money. Tabor gains new players Wilkins and Miller. Old T & N engine No. 6 sold to Cleveland for $800 per ton. oldest engine in U.S. Generation notes on its service and fate.

L. Sidener Silver City Misa Nellie Parsone M.T Davia& Co Nate Fenatalan C.L Hall W. D Dye Prof. Goodsell Guy Henderson Malvern B. Barnes Tabor Mia Parnes Emily Blancett Dr. Montgomery Council Bluffs D. M. Williame F. E Williame Omaha Fisher Christian Church Hunter Jefferson Jonae Delta Lea Cole Peabody Kas Exposition City T,&n Lake Wauhongia Messrs Hugh Goodfellow Fred Laird Mr. Aylesworth Council Bluffe Sam Wheelbarger Les Cole Fred Weatherhead Carl Day Weeping Water Neb Horace Thurber Hailey Idaho Missan Dora Anna Ivory Hattie Ball Nay Thurber Maude McClintock Maude Snow Eva Tipple Fay Lewin Laird Hamburg Messra Joe Wilkins Glenwood Dakin Miller Agaist George Charleo Cliff Lewin Will Askin Ralph Goodfellow W. G Gregory Alnce Cleveland Ohio Plattsmouth Bridge T. & N ‘Company

Veteran engineer recalls fastest 70s engine and museum fate

In a camp letter from Camp Merriam Presidio San Francisco August 12 veteran engineer recounts the era when a certain engine topped speeds at five miles per hour over the Neat division, noting Old No 6 should rest in a national museum rather than a junk shop. The letter describes camp life, measles, barrack conditions, Red Cross aid, fort visits, and brigade deployments toward Manila with regiments Fifty-first Iowa Twentieth Kansas First Tennessee. Leaders and soldiers provide glimpses of daily routines, drills, and upcoming movements.

National Museum Washington Camp Merriam San Francisco Epttor Jones Myaelf Mullen Elwood Barrick King Manila Iowa Kansas Tennesee Fmees Richard Paul Co. CG Fist In Vet. Inf Camp Merriam Presidio Cal

Community Exposition attendees and visits noted

Cream and cake were served and a very enjoyable time is reported. Mr and Mrs F P Spencer were Exposition visitors last week. T Rhonde and wife spent a few days on the Exposition grounds. The Misses Tate with friends spent a few days in Sidney. Mrs Micha Johnson of Omaha visits her brother J H Wylie for a fun day. Mrs Will Antrim and daughter of Tabor visited Mrs Sutherland that Wednesday. Miss Nellie Walker was guest of Mrs Rachel Finney at the Essex picnic. Local farmers remain harvesting and many have attacked their plain to wait cooler weather. L B Bullock and two daughters of Nodaway visited W A Bullock at the Grand.

Fred Davis Benj Harrison Wakefield Nebraska W. Marr Henderson Covington Oskeloosas D. G. Morris Daphne Brooks Edna’ Hasford Albion Grace ‘van Orsdel Dottie Donner Iva Beckwith Red Oak Harris Roy McMillen Wilsonville W.S. Potts J. Cleaver Hot Springs D. L. Heinsheimer William Mattie Dyson F P. Spencer Randolph Cottage House Geo. Mellor Arthur Mellor Lou Fanny Hendee Bushnall, Ilinois Warren Kantry H. Thomas Perkine Oklahoma Folletts Alta Feltham Springfeld Illinois Thea M. T. Davie Davis Ickis Mis Margaret Davis George Hixson Danville Epworth League UL. W. Armatrong Olira Hammans Afton Iowa Blanche Spencer Clark Dodd Ice F. P. Spencer T. Rlonde Nellie Walker Rachel Finney Essex Bullock Nodaway W. A. Bullok The Grand

Woman's Discovery Brings Cure With New Discovery

A Shelby woman, after eleven years of severe illness and a persistent cough, cured herself using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption. She slept through the night after starting treatment and, with two bottles, was fully cured. Trial bottles free at Wilson's Drug Store, regular $1.00 and $0.60 sizes, guaranteed.

Dr. King Mra Luther Lutz W. C. Hammick & Co Shelby, N Wilson’s Drug Store

National veteran encampments and travel plans noted

A fragment lists travel to Indianapolis for G A R encampment on August 7 8 and Sept 3 4 to Cincinnati and to grand encampment in Indianapolis August 19 20 21 and to Buffalo Bills Wild West Show on August 24. It also mentions round trips from Meslvern eighty cents, Union Veteran's National Encampment Rock Island Illinois August 8 9 harvest excursions August 2 16 September 6 20 October 4 18 and a call for information to BE Burris.

Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Buffalo

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