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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1908

Page

2

Local Omahan Roundup Reports Many Weekend Visits

Home Happenings notes numerous Omaha visits and trips by residents and friends. Abber Clark, Sebn DuShane, Wiggins with wife and child, Carrie Wilson, Othella Hyde, Katie and Agnes Tunison, Mrs James Smith, Mrs Hemaker, and others are listed as traveling to or visiting in Omaha or nearby towns. Several residents made short trips to Plattsmouth, Woodbine, Hamburg, Fremont, Lincoln, and South Omaha, with farm deals and crop prospects noted.

Abber Clark Omaha Sebn DuShane Wiggins Little San Carrie Wilson Othella Hyde Katie Agnes Tunison Plattsmouth Walter Larrison South Omaha Elva Reeves Hamburg Jesse Evas Nellie Maxwell Fremont Nebr W. Js van Doren M. L Hackett M. T. Davis Clark County Kansas Rhode Bros. of Labor Clevia Joy Elmo George Masters Lincoln Webr Robert Masters Misa Beulah Wyant Baer Newman Grove Nebrs Bird R. J. Bently Ethel Yoho o@ Lyons Roy Parker Emerson Mra Henry Nims Agnes Maher Imogene Ell T, Judah Eli H. Judah Hastings Nebraske Colorado California James Durbin Emer- San Durbins Frank Durbin Mt. Vernon Ohio Barbles Wbere Mgbere

Council Bluffs visitors and travels around Malvern

A long list of local residents and visitors includes Joe Poulson in Council Bluffs, Mrs. Frank Bridges in Omaha, John Miller and wife for Council Bluffs, Gil Seeley and Harry Hammons traveling through Colorado, and Eli Vickery visiting relatives in Council Bluffs. Various others visit Omaha, Red Oak, and Des Moines, with notes on trips to Canada, Kansas, and across Iowa.

Joe Poulson Council Bluffs Frank R. Bridges Omaha John Miller Gil Seeley Harry Hammons Colorado Dr. Campbell Daughtera Ivy Mrs. Soderstrom Bessie Katie Markel Tina Hurst Red Oak H. Hy Woodrow Carleton Nebr W. H. Werrin Walter Mulholland Willisca Malvern A. &. Cully Judge Hotel Emerson Frankie Duncan I. W. Skadan Bragonter Waterloo Iowa John Linden LaVerne Burks Ulysses Joseph Bannister Lewis Ireland Blanche Shelbyville Bennett Eva Wainewright Josie Willa Des Moines Wills Lenox Wainwrights Willis Clark Lucille Long Lincoln Florence Durbin Olga Otis Mary Evans Pearl Harris May Churchill Jennie Fannie Clark Alatrope C.C. Harman Hastings Charlotte Gadham Eméraon Wan Imme Hough Robert John Brooks Wayne John Falwell Blue Springs Nortons

Church Union and Services Across Local Congregations

Sunday school at 10. Church members urged to attend preaching at 11 with special guest Misa'ramer of Chicago. Business meeting Saturday Sept 5 at 2 30. Union services at Baptist church next Sunday evening with Presbyterian and Methodist participation. Baptisms and reception of probationers planned during Sabbath services. all members asked to be present.

Nora Summers Wilma Bentley Higgins Las Animas Colo J. W. Nima Deer Creek Lisbon N. Oak A. W. Foster Dorcas Society The Presbyterian Church I. O. O. P. Association Strahan Mary Evans Tabor A. J. Wilkins Wanice Williams Chicago Frances ‘Pharpell Sidney Clara Greenwood Tahor Olive Worsley Red Oak Ms ‘Y Wolodk Arte Misa'ramer Chicage Baptist Church Methodist Church Lata Stebbins

Death of Grace Cadwell Aged 1 Year 11 Months

Little Grace Oma Cadwell died after a brief illness on Wednesday August 26 at 6 p.m. She was 1 year 11 months 18 days old, youngest child of Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Cadwell. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. from the Cadwell home, conducted by Rev. J. E. Wilkins. Casket to be open 12 to 2. Community expresses sympathy to the Cadwells.

M. Clover Shenandoah W.L. Boylan M. Laird H. Ty Woods Tabor Iowa W. G. Summers Willis Yellowstone Park Thomas Gray James Greig Henderson James Wilkinson Ed Wilkinson G. W. Gwynn Essex Cloid Hall J. 2 Thompson Mary Strahan X.A. Imel Frank Schaeffer Royce Drug Highland Park College Reed Graves Cadillac Reed Richard Gidley St. Joseph Missouri Dr. Thos Gidley R. E. Harvey Hancock Dan Harvey Ross Jay Strayer Summers Uniontown Kansas I. J. Humphrey Council Bluffs Edldie Dean J. W. Hunt Clarinda Carl Nelson Carl Flora Weeks Hastings Miss Hogate Oakland Grace Oma Cadwell P. M. Cadwell J. E. Wilkins Baptle C

Would Make Good District Superintendent

At the fourth quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church official board Rev. A. E. Griffith presided. Reports showed the church in excellent condition. It was voted to ask that Rev. W. W. Bollinger be sent back for another year as pastor. Griffith retires, and the district may best suit Bollinger as District Superintendent.

M. E. Church A. E. Griffith W. W. Bollinger W.W. Bollinger

M. E. Sunday School Big Picnic At Timber Grounds

The Methodist Sunday school youth held an annual picnic Friday at W. A. Axtell's timber three miles NW of town. Activities included hayracks wagons and swings in trees potato races foot races and other games. A large lunch followed with fried chicken sandwiches cakes and cold meats. Ice cream cones and lemonade were served after supper two hundred cones were consumed before the end.

Methodist Sunday School W. A. Axtell Carl Cook Baron Tennant Warden Rimes Ed Knight

Salt storage tip from Woman's Home Companion

A fragment notes avoiding damp salt by adding ten to twelve pieces of rice to salt containers. The Sept issue advises rice absorbs moisture, preventing salt from clumping and forming lumps, though the advice hints at imperfect execution and odd wording.

Rica U Companion

Local ads promote Malvern trades and goods

A fragmented display of Malvern area ads lists Salt, flour, lumber, cement and groceries from Deardorff and Higging Bros, plus Lumber and Farm equipment from Quinn and Long. It mentions Percheron stallions, wagons, hay, rock salt, and farm services with prices and cash offers.

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James Smith Woodbine h G@ Hemaker W. G. Williams Wayoo W.T. Summers A. 5. Sones W. R. Johnson Sons Alonzo Wm. Tunison B. W. Crossley Department Iowa State Agricultural College Af Ames John Summers Summers Seed House Wellie Culver Detsie Culver-Raton Colby Wish Salyers Madies Misa Sadie Salyers Simpson College Finner Nelson Pierces County Neb Mark Hovey Vam Kek Eli Vickery George R. Gaston Huron Kneeland Little River Rice County Kuesland Claude Kearney Fravis City Kearney Mills County Uate Mimpaon College Paris Leon Anchers G. W. Bates Fargo North Dakota Calgary Sask Canada George Judah Robert Barnes South Grove Z. D. Robbins L. W. Miller Glenwood Mattie Morrison of Harry Wilson C. R. Alatrope Bemidji Minn Chas. Buckingham Elmer Geo. Croas South Gilmore Himebaugh Carrie Willis Malvern Friends A.d.oaks Galesburg J. T., Ward J. B. Bartley J. W. Bartley M. B. Huffaker Silver City J.P. Retelsdorf A.B. Kiser Gertrude Osakis Wis Harlan Grace Koebel Macedonia Minnie Hanson Effie Jahuke Ed Hetzell Imogene Route 3 Levi Bellwood Hetzell A. D. Wilcox Atchison, Kansas Miss Smith Laurence, Kansas Buffalo Ada Meeker Maud Meeker Wabash Force Rochester Washington Jesse Bell Landis Creston B.C. Graves M. HB Kelley Soother Neal Doran Logan Tie Mr. Doran Logan Observer Little Grace Cadwell M. E Deardort's Revere Haris & Tyler Realstate Whitfield Washburn-Crosby Higging Bros Chick. Eng Ash Grove Iola Quinn Lumbe Clark Hilto Deardorif's C. B. Califf's Deardorif Morrell’s Ba Higgins Bros Pitsburg Quinn Bea Big White Cloud Mills Ash & Long Thos Deardorff Deardorf Winrow, Bg, Samm Malvera
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