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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1900
Page
3
Counts of residents traveling to Malvern Council Bluffs and Emerson, with visitors from Glenwood, Omaha, Henderson, and Atlantic. Christmas events include a party at Wm. McLaughlin’s and a Woodmen life policy payment for W. J. Lilley. A religious lecture by Rev. Thus Wright drew small crowds.
In Hillsdale and nearby areas, residents share Christmas greetings and family visits. News includes Rev Snow’s Malvern visit, marriages, farm purchases, and town commerce, with church trees and Santa events for children. Also noted are health updates, telegraph training, and a World War era reminiscence, plus local business and court activity and a promotional cure ad for Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.
Silver City notes report W B Oaks spending the week in Chicago. Miss Addie Harput spending the week with relatives. Lafe Spake and fwatly are visiting relatives at Genoa. Wm Agan of Hartington Nebraska arrived in Silver City Friday night.
Genuine winter weather since Saturday. Madison visitor Mr. Newt Theil adds family news. White Cloud trader W G Surmers calls on Strahan. Hog shipment to Omaha from Stone and Huber. Mrs Geo Conrad visits Silver City kin. Brazelton kin visit Omaha earlier week. H E Boyer attends Miss Maggle Auchenbach wedding at the Bluffs. Geo Schaeffer on a week’s Peru vacation. Musical convention begins with 32 scholars. Dick Gidley given a quiet chariouri by six local boys. Mr and Mrs Joe Moores dined with parents in New Market. Adam Gipe buys Schiller piano for daughter’s Christmas. Shenandoah vet Jim Vincent vaccinates calves for Robert Kilpatrick. W G Salyers sells 1400 pound grey horse to Oviatt for over $100. Mrs Belknap and Belle Lungimuir visit mother. Ipsworth League to elect officers at 6:30. Schools on week vacation. college youth home for holidays. Miss Stobinson, relative of W G Sulgerg, returns to sister near Long Pine. Sunbeam School’s Eyron Wing leads entertainment Friday Jan 4 with three dialogues. proceeds fund library books.
Bert Reimer and others visited town while A S Paul, Grace Harlan, Agnes Hockenberry, Mrs Bawn fartner, Homer Fickel, and others returned from Omaha Oakland and Grinnell. Cattle bound for Chicago, a free show failed to appear, weddings, school visits, holiday programs, and a baritone dancer toured. A farm hand arrest sparked town excitement as patients faced health warnings and local merchants advertised creams and bitters.
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