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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1906

Page

10

Red Oak Social Notes Highlight Local Visits And Events

Oliver Patrick of Red Oak spent day in his parents home. Various Emerson and Red Oak residents visited kin and friends in Oak, Council Bluffs, Glenwood, and Hamburg. The John Culver estate sale near Hawthorne fetched about 4500 with nearly the same number of items sold. A marriage is planned December 13 for former Emerson residents. Churches report a union revival service and strong sermons.

I. N. Cheney John Culver Hawthorne France Safe Investment Old. Mining Company Deadwood Emerson Boy Lhwtias Ella Smith Council Bluffs

Emerson News Notes on Funerals and Local Visits

Mr W C Swanden and wife of SelmaInd attended the funeral of D B Nims and stayed over Sunday. Rev George Culver came from Clarinda for the same funeral. Emerson Woman's club members visited Red Oak for a federation meeting. Miss Edith Evans spoke in Red Oak. Miss Evans participated in the program. Mrs C Strickler went to Shenandoah for the Duke Earhart wedding. QO Kilgore had business in Glenwood. Edith teachers Mabel Potts Olga Otis Daisy Bartley visited Emerson schools. Mrs Z O Smith hosted them. Property appraisal for John Lang estate conducted by Co S Lakin J R Jones A McClain. A note on laxatives endorses DeWitts Little Early Risers sold by C S Royce.

W. C. Swanden Selma Ind D. B. Nims George Culver Clarinda Emerson Woman's Club Red Oak Mesdames H. Bcheney W. W. Abel R. M. Shipman Lulu Cross Edith Evans Miss Evans C. Strickler Shenandoah QO. P. Kilgore Glenwood Mabel Potts Olga Otis Daisy Bartley Malvern 2. O. Smith Emerson Lakin J. R. Jones A. McClain John Lang

Balfour Delayed Letter and Local Happenings

Judson and Carter shipped hogs to Omaha last Friday while Andrew Noah and Chas Conger hauled hogs here last Tuesday. Mrs M C Tipton is very ill, Dr Dewitt of Glenwood attends. TurK Genung’s sick horse sidelined him several days from shucking corn. Earl Winger and Tom Evans went to Glenwood last Tuesday. Mrs Laura Dunagan of Silver City visits Mr and Mrs B F Dunagan. Mr Judson left yesterday on No 2 to Hespera Michigan. his sister gravely ill there.

Judson & Carter Omaha Andrew Noah Chas Conger M. C. Tipton Dewitt Glen Wood Red Turk Genung Earl Winger Tom Evans Glenwood Laura Dunagan Silver City B. F. Dunagan Judson Hespera Mich

Champion Hill Community Notes and Local Travels

Mr Roy Steen spent several days in Red Oak while Ben Whipple returned home after a short visit with his brother. Numerous locals attended the Gammel and Culver sale on Monday. Mrs A Clues is improving gradually, Miss Verda Ireland of Malvern completed a successful term at Keystone Friday, and Miss Adda Gibson is improving. Mr and Mrs E P McLain hosted Rev McCullan and W A McLain, with J E Gibson and wife visiting Emerson Sunday. Presbyterians from Emerson joined in preaching at Champion Hill Sunday. Frank Gibson joined Elva Gland’s party Monday. Mr and Mrs W M Kellenbarger visited Mr and Mrs A Cooper Sunday. Frank Cardiff is helping C McLain harvest, while Geo Davis and family visited PF in Nor ia Sunday. Tom Kelly traveled to Genoa, Nebraska, Tuesday. Jim Bloom, Jim Smith, and the Douglas crew shucked corn for Joe McClein. Roy Bethards went to Malvern early this week. Edd Burton sold a fine barge to Mr Oviatt of Shenandoah. I i Weed attended court in Glenwood last week. Old Boyer and wife visited Red Oak on Monday. Mrs Thomas Swain visits friends here, and James Boyer was a Council Bluffs caller Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wm Davis spent Sunday with their daughter Mrs H Sehick. Dr E A Merritt was called to A Cooper and A Clues Monday morning. Mrs Cooper is improving. Cahill Bros sold a fine horse to Len Orlutt Monday. Mrs J W Rankin of Kansas City, visiting with her late companion Mrs H M Babbitt, returned home Saturday. Miss Adda Gibson and her father Jeff went to Omaha Friday.

CN. Davis John J. B. Clemmer Oak Iss Darla Warner Roy Galbraith Emerson Colorado Des Moines Allielbraith Jessie Prkly Rand Humphrey Red Oak Ying J. H. Mitchell Frank Gibson Elva I. i. Weed Glenwood Old Boyer Thomas Swain James Boyer Council Bluffs Wm Davis H. Sehick E. A. Merritt A. Cooper A. Clues Mra Cooper Cahill Bros Len Orlutt Mra J. W. Rankin Kansas City H. M. Babbitt Adda Gibson Jeff Omaha

Patient Recovers After Critical Surgery

A patient underwent a very critical surgical operation but is slowly recovering. Medical staff report gradual improvement and stable vital signs as the patient progresses through recovery steps.

North Grove Oyster Supper Aims for Fun and Funds

The North Grove Ladies Aid hosted an oyster supper that was both socially and financially successful. Wilbur Bowen has been absent due to serious illness, and a box social at the North Grove schoolhouse is planned for Saturday evening December 15 at 7 30 with prizes for the most popular lady and the laziest man.

Wilbur Bowen Rachel Dolph Ivan Durbin G. A. Shetterly John Imel John Culver Hawthorne North Grove Dan Morse Charlie Smith Pacific Junction Bert Scott Albert Hatfield A. H. Stone

Thanksgiving visits and social notes from Hastings area

Local residents and visitors are listed as spending Thanksgiving with relatives or traveling for visits. Names include Howard Greiner Ada Crow Grace Crow Flora Week Flora Week Ada Crow L. Crow W. P. Crow Blanche Crawford Ivan Dixon Jennie Lamar Dan, Elmer Fisher, J G Follett, A Wearin, Si Wearin, Allie Cobly and others. Movements involve returns home and trips to Blanchard Malvern Des Moines and Chicago.

Social notes from Hastings area and visitors

Genuine hand painted china at Mr G C Bolstons home on Thursday evening. Thanksgiving holiday visits include Frank Robbins from Ames college and Miss Louise Woodruff of Glenwood. Pythian Sisters held a meeting with Mrs C H Baxter and Miss Bertha Kuntze hosting. Local residents returning from Canada and traveling between Hastings Malvern Glenwood and Red Oak. Stray cow notice and coal for sale announced. New picture frames in burnt work and ebony at Mrs G C Bostons.

Chicago F. H. Priest RB. G Priest Pythian Sisters Judgy C. H. Baxter Bertha Kuntze S. A. Irvin Hastings Canada

Henderson News Parade of Calls and Holiday Prep

Henderson social notes report visits by Mr Milburn Turner to Red Oak and other towns, Thanksgiving gatherings in Henderson, weddings and birthdays, and teens husking corn locally. A Thanksgiving dance at Twins hall drew a large audience. Local merchants promote Christmas gifts and holiday goods at Irwin drug store and Citizens Bank prepares a new six ton Mosler safe.

C.s.swaney Red Oak Harover Citizens Bank Trwinog Drug Store EB Trwio Irwin's M. B. Harover Henderson W. A. Fickel Mills County Irwin Irwin Drug Store New York

Revival meetings progress at the church led by Rev M R Talley

Strahan J 3 Criswell visited Council Butts on Monday and Glenwood visitors S M Criswell and Mrs George P Salyers attended. D N Salyers plans a big sale January 3. An advertisement touts Dr Shoop catarrh cure and Snow White healing balm with claims of testing and relief. C S Royce Malvern and C E Tewin Henderson note call and investigation.

Criswell M. R. Talley W. W. Wolfe Mia S. M. Criswell George P. Salyers Glenwood D. N. Salyers Shoop C. S. Royce Malvern C. E. Tewin Henderson

West Pocket History of the Almighty Dollar

A concise vest pocket note traces the standard silver dollar from its 1762 congressional authorization through weight and fineness changes in 1937, its 1873 demonetization, the 1864 restriction on silver coin tender, the 1879 revival of a new pattern, and the monthly minting order of two million dollars per month making coins legal tender.

the Register Laade Glidden United States al Ang Congress W. C.R Carson Iowa

Real Estate Transfers in Mills County November 1906

Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from November 24 to December 1 1906 as reported by Glenwood Abstract Co names A I Hale J F Christie J E Norris and others conveyances to Harrod Hicks Bell Mills County road purposed deeds and parcels including lots in Gleason and Pacific Junction with amounts and parcel descriptions noted.

Recorder of Deeds Mills County Iowa Glenwood Abstract Co A. I. Hale Harrod Glenwood J. F. Christie J W Hammack I Kerney DA Moore EL Young Gleason Pacific Junction F. Bishop H. Bishop C. Kreon

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