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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
6
Community notices detail returns and visits across Emerson Red Oak and nearby towns. Movements include residents moving land sales in Kansas and Nebraska, job changes, and social calls, with a Sunday freight incident involving hoboes and revolvers near Emerson.
Hastings area residents welcomed Omaha visitors and relatives from Glenwood Malvern and Corydon. A touring party vacationed in Pine Colorado near Denver. Local improvements include post office repapering cement walks and new walkway work at barber shop. Townspeople joined a weekend gathering north of Hastings with guests from Clarinda Red Oak Corydon Indianola and Michigan.
Henderson news notes cover the Old Settlers reunion at Willisea, local visits and travels, school staffing changes with Prof Davenport at the helm, and upcoming events. Readers are told of trips to Denver and Idaho Springs, a L D S Camp meeting, ice cream social, and the fourth quarterly business meeting with preaching. Local business, teaching staff, and family updates are featured throughout.
Strahan locals report visits to Valentine Nebraska Wood Lake and Colorado Springs as well as health updates. Families like Salyers Criswell and Dolph travel for relatives and medical hopes. Mrs Wolfe in Pomona with paralysis and care by daughters and friends. A rain event brings two inches in spots and Strahan notes favorable weather locally.
CHAMPION HILL J W McLain left Monday for Colorado where he expects to locate soon. A number from this vicinity attended the meeting at Asbury Sunday evening. Small grain appears to be turning out first class this season with C I Cardiffs oats averaging 57 bu per acre. Abe Clite delivered hogs to FP Cardiff Wednesday. Mrs Gideon Boyer is improving rapidly and will probably recover. Please don't send more such weather at last Wednesday.
A. B. Judson and Z. A. Richardson pass through Wall Street on Monday. Lt. D. Prancis heads to Colorado for land prospecting. Roy and Homer Mayberry visit Nebraska to see their uncle. Esterquist family attend Hastings barbecue. A. R. Bird returns from Illinois. John Burks Claude Chambers Milo Adams fishing at the Nishna. A. J. Hamilton repairs his house roof. William Andrews and Co. thresh for Roy Cottean. The piece plugs DeWite’s Witch Hazel Salve with a jokey summer-time aside.
Hillsdale residents report visits to Boscon and Malvern with families traveling to see kin. J J Barrie plans a Lucas County trip for a Soldiers reunion while C E Noel sells stock and prepares to move. Ministers Prather and Grigsby announce forthcoming changes as a year ends.
Doc Moses and Ferdinand Detlef returned from North Dakota pleased with the country. Doc may own some land there if opportunities come. A social time marked Peter Tiedeman’s birthday with ice cream and cake. Agent Berard returned after a two week visit in Cromwell and Oklahoma. Julius Roenfield hauled hogs to Judson & Carter for 5.50 per cwt. Leonard Seeger, the piano tuner, was in town. OA May, relieving Berard, went to Essex. Judson threshed yesterday.
The note details several land purchases by Dan Markel buying 80 acres of A Bada and Harvey Maddocks purchasing 160 acres east of his current home. Other items mention visits, travel to South Dakota and Minnesota, and local social events including a picnic at Tabor and relatives visiting Grant City Missouri.
Mrs. Alice Rodman returned home from Malvern last Tuesday evening. W. O. Hatten and wife of Red Oak welcomed a ten pound son born recently. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wolson south of town had a son born last Thursday morning. Miss Dolly Road arrived from Omaha last Saturday and visits relatives. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Mulholland returned Sunday from a two week stay in Montgomery county. Clyde Richardson of Hillsdale visited grandparents J. Richardson and wife. Mrs. L. O. Johnson of Strahan visited relatives here last Thursday. An eleven pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Jennings last Thursday. both mother and child reported doing well.
Bert Magel of Sidney files voluntary bankruptcy and a creditors meeting will be held at that place next Thursday. Miss Cora Squires of Osceola is named teacher of the intermediate department, completing the school corps for the term. Dr Kerr and W A Townsend install new cement walks this week, J W Dilts plans a longer Midwest visit. a humorous ad copy ends the item with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
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