Local Moves MISKIE SAYS
Mrs. Alice Keckley visited in Omaha Monday and Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and friends from Malvern and nearby towns traveled to Omaha and back for holidays, with many stopping by the office for calls and greetings.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1921
Page
2
Mrs. Alice Keckley visited in Omaha Monday and Tuesday. Numerous neighbors and friends from Malvern and nearby towns traveled to Omaha and back for holidays, with many stopping by the office for calls and greetings.
One of the most pleasing entertainments in a long time was theOperetta The Pennant presented by the High School under Miss Fern Wells supervisor of Music. It was Tuesday evening December 20 at the Christian church with good attendance and praise for pupils and directors.
Arrangements for the Mills County Farm Bureau fourth annual meeting are nearly complete. The event starts at 10:00 a.m. in Malvern at the Methodist Church with officer reports in the forenoon and farmer discussions in the afternoon. Dinner is served at noon by the Woman's Civic Improvement League. Topics include Our Present Financial Problems and Should Land be taxed according to its earning capacity, led byDurbin McGrew Robbins Parker Moore Choate. The program features instrumental and vocal music and is open to the public.
Rochester news reports Mrs. George F. Salyers underwent surgery for a tumor. The operation was successful and she is recovering well and expected to return home in a few days. Mrs. Kaylton, who went there at the same time, was yet to finish examinations to determine if she would have an operation.
David Kilpatrick Jr engages in life accident casualty and fire insurance for leading companies. He will office at Mansfield and McKown furniture store. Kilpatrick is a returned serviceman and described as a clean active capable young man. Local supporters wish him success in his venture.
The Epworth League of the Methodist Church hosted a Christmas party Tuesday evening at Rev A J Matthews home. About fifty youths, many home from college, enjoyed stunts games and music. A Christmas basket of bogus packages provided amusement as they were opened. Delicious refreshments followed.
A pretty ceremony at the Knight home yesterday noon united Marian Knight and C C Fehleuter of Waterloo Iowa. Rev A J Meierhoff performed the rites in a small family gathering. The couple will reside in Waterloo after June 1 with plans to be at home to friends thereafter.
The Presbyterian Church social union will meet with Miss Marion Black on January 5. Hostesses are Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Hlett, Mrs. Obrist and Mrs. Dolph.
Church invites all to join a Union Revival begun Sunday evening January 1 with morning and evening services. Miss Amanda Zoler to conduct, pastor to deliver New Year message. Bible school at 10, Epworth League at 6 30, choir and orchestra urged to help, Christmas program enjoyed.
Classified ad items include dry apple wood stove lengths offered at five dollars per load with delivery by A. R. Longmaker. Hemstitching and picot edging by Mrs. A. R. Keckley with quick service and reasonable prices. Also four goods cleaning, making, and repairs offered at Miss Noonan's in Emerson Iowa. Top buggy for sale split hickory, good as new, contact Phons 177-S, Robert Anderson.
For sale burr oak fence posts and furnace wood by E M Follett. Wood and maple pole wood in timber by Chas Summers. Cobs for sale in shed from Kance and Nelson at $1.59 per load delivered. Single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels $1.50 each from Mrs C G Hart Hastings. Partridge Wyandotte cockerels at $2 each from Fraye Wilson Hastings Ia contact 981V Hastings.
About 12 000 tons of Timothy hay offered by B B Mc Fall from a barn. Contact details not provided.
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