Home Happenings and town news notes
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Howard north of town on Tuesday November 20. C & Holmes asks to change their Leader address from Wichita to Wellington Kansas 908 Washington Ave. Hillisdale residents Robert Jones and R B Sharpe plan a trip to Sheridan Lake Colorado to assess land claims. W A Harman visited town and finished husking corn. Mrs W G Summers hosted Thanksgiving dinner for many grandchildren at Home Farm name. W L Smith Jeweller received a new oak and plate glass display case. Peach Crouse and family from Gage Oklahoma plan a visit home. D N Salyers from Strahan prepares for January 3 farm sale featuring tiny Shorthorns and purebred Poland Chinas. Summers and Wolfe bought fine Polish China mules at Red Oonk sale. Summers praised top offerings. Mitchells from Burlington visiting son in north end jewelry store. conductor taking vacation. W D Wilson advertised Bibles and copyrighted books. Bell sold sixteen Chicago stock show tickets. Rail road watches at W D Wilson's. W P Wortman from Ashland Nebr visits relatives near Strahan. pioneer Cass County farmer traveling more now. Edison Phonograph at W D Wilson’s. Tudor College lecture by Dr K R Steiner on Russia and the Revolution. Dr Steiner regarded as a strong lecturer. possible special train if enough travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas Howard
W G. Summers
W. L. Smith
East Side
W. G. Summers
Home Farm
Peach Crouse
Gage
Oklahoma
D. N. Salyers
Strahan
Mr. Salyers
W.L Summers
J. W. Wolfe
W. H. Barr
Mr. Summers
Local notices and social notes from The Leader
Ree Mrs 8. . Babbitt of Hmerson was in town shopping and visiting friends. C. J. Noell, former Hillsdate merchant now in Omaha, tours the region selling a patent bridle bit. Subscriptions rise as Carl Nelson reports 60 bushels per acre. The M. EB. Sunday school plans a Friday social in League rooms. Local real estate moves and new adoptions accompany holiday shopping previews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Babbitt
Hmerson
C. J. Noell
Hillsdate
Omaha
Carl Nelson
M. EB
Lee Bradway
South Grove
S. McParland
Among the Churches New evangelistic meetings set for January 1906
The Glenwood pastor assists at meetings but will lead regular services next Sunday. Special evangelistic events begin Monday evening January 14 with Rev J O Staples of Glenwood and a Chicago trained worker. The Juniors plan a Saturday gathering with the pastor and Mrs Hoover. The new church will be dedicated the second Lord's day in January 1906 with Hon 4. T. Sweeney officiating. Evening sermons and Sunday school see growing attendance and plans for a full revival season led by Evangelist N. T. Harmon of Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
J.O. Staples
Chicago
Hoover
T. Sweeney
Columbus
Todiana
Worl
Bible School
N. T. Harmon
Nebraska
Solomon
Summers Wins High Place at Chisago Stock Show
Summers earns third place with his white Shorthorn Bud White at the International Stock Show in Chisago this week. The display is hailed as one of America’s greatest cattle exhibits, with Bud White’s performance noted despite hopes for first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Summers
Chisago
America
Summer
Bud White
Advertised Mail Letters at Malvern Post Office
Post office in Malvern Iowa lists remaining letters for the week ending December 3 including Mrs Walter Wilson Mr Walter Ralston and Mr James.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Iowa
Wilson
Walter Ralston
Mr James
Hastings Bride Weds Council Bluffs Man In Secret
Wilson Van Gorkum Madge Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs H H Wilson formerly of this place but now Hastings was married last Saturday Dec 1 at Glenwood to Isaac Van Gorkum of Council Bluffs Rev C M Ward of Glenwood M E church officiating. They left for Lincoln Nebr then returned to Hastings Sunday evening. The bride works as Central office clerk for Mills County Telephone Company Hastings and the groom is a young businessman with Wilcox the Florist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Madge Wilson
H. H. Wilson
Hastings
Glenwood
Isaac van Gorkum
Council Bluffs
C. M. Ward
M.E
Lincoln
Nebr
Mills County Telephone Company
Boas
Proom
Wilcox
Florist
Mina Tritch Weds Will Logan At Council Bluffs
Miss Mina Rebecca Tritch a Mills County teacher wed Will Logan at the bride’s sister’s home in Council Bluffs. The ceremony was at noon with about thirty guests, conducted by Rev Lewi Harris of Logan. A sumptuous dinner followed and the couple will teach and then farm near there. Out of town guests included Fritch and Logan family members from Creighton, Wahoo, Pleasanton, Oakland and Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brown
Council Bluffs
Mina Rebecca Tritch
Mills Ecounty
Will Logan
G. I. Fritch
Creighton
Nebr
Fred Fritch
Wahoo
B. J. Fritch
Pleasanton
Neb
Mel Will. Fritch
Nellie Whitney
Oakland
Owa
H. B. Cheney
Biiby Cheney
Wmerson
Lew C. Harris
Logan
William Logan
George Logan
Dalbert Logan
Mabel Abbott
Pearl Pointer
Malvern
A Thousand Bushels On Ten Acres Reported
CG FB Metes living two miles north of Sidney reports a fine corn yield from ten acres totaling 1000 bushels. The crop averaged 100 bushels per acre and the field has long been in clover pasture for about seven years. Warl Campbell harvested the corn at about 92 bushels per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metes
Sidney
Warl Campbell
Sidney Herald
East Liberty Missionary Societies Meet At Mrs Andrew Jackson
The Womans Home Missionary Society and the Queen Esther Circle of East Liberty will meet together at Mrs Andrew Jacksons Saturday December 18, 1906 at 2 p.m. Mrs A J Griffith of Council Bluffs will attend and give a talk on Home Missions. Everyone is cordially invited. Mrs Stone, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Home Missionary Society
Queen Esther Circle
East Liberty
Andrew Jackson
A. J. Griffith
Council Bluffs
Stone
Seo'y
Malvern Forms Local Band With Early Enthusiasm
A well attended band meeting last Wednesday led to a temporary organization in Malvern. Several musicians enrolled including Otto Retelsdorf, Will Kline, B Swanson, Harry Bullock on cornets, W H Guyer and Leo Swanson on clarinets, Marion Worstall on alto, Clyde Dear dorf on trombone, L Wilkinson on baritone, W M Hiett on tuba, Tred McFarland on bass drum, Harry Wilson and Dell Harris on tenor drums. More recruits expected. organizers call for good character players and plan another meeting at Reteladorf's tailor shop next Wednesday for permanent setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Retelsdorf
Will Kline
B. Swanson
Harry Bullock
W. H. Guyer Forest Deardorff
Leo Swanson
B Martin
Marion Worstall
Clyde Deardorf
L. &. Wilkinson
W. M. Hiett
Tred McFarland
Harry Wilson
Dell Harris
Reteladorf
Man Take Orders for Liquor in County
Sidney Sun reports a man sold 125 gallons for a Kansas City firm by taking orders in Tador Randolph Thurman and Sidney on Wednesday and Thursday. The orders were C O D and the man said he despised the business and planned to quit January 1 1907. The informant hinted at unknown local customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Tador, Randolph, Thurman and
Sidney
M. I
Sidney Sun
Presidents Message Abridged For Careful Perusal
The article presents an abridged Presidents Message described as characteristic of America's foremost man and promising value for a careful perusal. It notes the message appears on another page and invites readers to study it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Varied Attractions at Jamestown Exposition in Norfolk
Norfolk Va. The Jamestown Ten Centenary Exposition promises wide appeal with Oyster treats at Lynn Haven Bay grounds sea breezes and historic scenes of Hampton Roads Jamestown Yorktown Appomattox plus Dismal Swamp and pirate legends Jean Lafitte Blackbeard. The exposition also highlights naval history at Monitor Merimac battle Point Comfort Newport News Norfolk Monroe Fort Sewell s Point and a forthcoming southern metropolis. It offers instructional programs for mechanics architects and landscape artists and a War Path for amusement seekers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
Lynnhaven Bay
Hampton Roads
Jamestown
Yorktown
Appomattox
Jean Lafitte
Blackbeard
Patrick Henry
Exposition Grounds
Point Comfort
Newport News
Monroe
Sewell's Point
Norfol
Cream of Wheat Beating Patent At Mill Price
An advertisement boasts prices for cream of wheat rivaling patent flour, claiming lower cost per sack and superior quality. It promotes Mal vern railla cream product sold at the mill, with a bold claim of consistency and value compared to standard patent flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Railla
Want olumpn Nurse ad and local goods listing
Old newspaper style classified ad list offering nursing help from Mrs A R Owen and multiple local goods and services. Mentions Van Dorens Deardorff shop items including flour candies buckwheat nuts sorghum and livestock sales. Includes hog vaccination offer and requests for eggs walnuts and wheat trades.
Poultry and livestock notices from Malvern and Tecumseh
An apparent clipped classifieds item references selling Poland China pigs and a herd boar Tecumseh Obie. It mentions Cream of Wheat Flour bread results and a purchase offer by The Clarindy Poultry Co in Malvern for poultry butter and eyes, with an ancillary note about W. U. Summers and a sale date next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
P. R
Geo. H. White
Emergon
Malvern Mills
Clarindy Poultry Co
Malvern
Also Mentioned on This Page
Iheskabey
Mitchell
Burlington
Wm. M. Mitchell
North End
Hot Springs
Ark
W. D. Wilson’s
Agent Bell
C. A. Strahan
George Mellor
Grant Summers
Summers
C. R. Aistrope
W. A. Summers
Jay Summers
Fred Durbin
Rail Road
W. D. Wilu
Wortman
Ashland
W. P. Wortman
Cass County
Edison Phonograph
W. D. Wilson
Tudor College
KR. A. Steiner
Russia
W. Allen
Steiner
Reas
You and
Milton Knight
Upper Wall Street
Nhe Leader
Mr. Knight
W. F. Fleming
Pleming
Young Ladies Society of the Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Haviland China
Edison
W. D. Wilson's
D. B. Nims
FE. C. Graves
Graves
Walter Mulholland
A. H. Dolph
Deer Creek
Leader
Mr. Dolph
Deer Creek Township
Cadwell & Salyers
Malvern National Bank
Fim
Mills County
Publc
Columons
J.J. Wilson
Tabor
Walter Larsson
J. M. Strahan
Woodburn
Carl Hertz
Minnie
Silver City
H. J. Richmond
Frank Churchill
C. N. Shultz
Balfour
H. H. Woodrow
Wifs
I. J. Humphrey
I. Tu. Morgan
4. A. Kline
Horton
Kansas
Harold Boehner
Henderson and Wimerson
Burrus
Stiles
Lillian
Randolph
H. J. Baird
Rad Durbin
Marion Black
L. F. Wline
Lauren Graves
Ruth Kilpatrick
Farnham
H. T. Beattie
Misa Merriam
A. BE. Cook
E. W.W. Bushnell
Council Bluffa
Richel Nicholson
J.B. Scott
G. Nelsen
Red Oak
S. B. Crouse
Townsend
Will Hawk
LeGrange, Ind
A. W. Rush
Logan, Ja
Bushnell
Rush
J. A. Parsons
Sam Reimand
Margaret Young
Amanda Hagood
Ireline Dye
Macedonia
J. L. Yalbott
Chas
Christy
Conservatory
University of Nebraska
J. L. Bullock
A. P. Reeve
Wullock
Mr Reeve
H.—. Mulholland
Fromm
Fremont
Bert
Hammonds Bros
Nebrastka
John Summers
Ames
John
Agricultural College
Miga Ethel Yobo
University Place
Nebi
Nebraska Wesleyan University
JT Ward
Gladys Warren
Church OF Christ
Wilson van Gorkum
Fritch
East Liberty Societies
Rais Ney
Ari Oraine
A. R. Owen
Nelman’s
Califf
van Dorens
Deardorff
New York
Xmas
H. Woodrow. Litt
B. A. White
F.d
Lowa
T. D. Gibson
W. J.C. Smith
Lott
Gibson
Swanson & Foster
Van
H. A. Shaulsea Strahan
van Doren
Gibson's
Tennessee
White Cloud Mills
Bate
Coffea of
van Dorns
Deardortt's
China
Joseph Foxworthy
Malvern ‘Mills
Plymouth Rock
Elmer Johnson
Daurderff’s
Malvern Milla
N. &. Wilkinson
Istt
Matt .W. G. Alstrope
Tecumseh Obie
W. U. Summers
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