Local Happenings and Farm News Briefs
A son was born to Mr and Mrs John Hammons on Sunday February 18. J C Worstall of the southwest edge of town has been ill but shows signs of improvement. M T Davis shipped three cars of fat cattle via the Wabash to South Omaha. G T White has refurbished his hardware store interior. Buckingham is now a real estate agent after selling a farm near Shenandoah. J M and O A Strahan shipped eleven cars of fancy cattle to Chicago. The Read family moved to their new home in Las County Nebraska. Read and Malvern friends visited. Workman plans a Carson photo gallery. M Chandler, longtime president of Red Oak’s Farmers National Bank, died at 83. Mrs W N Ruth testified in a murder-related matter at Bedford. Fred Smith left Burlington for Shenandoah to start J Smith and Company real estate. Malvern school board met. year-end tax estimates to follow. W D Wilson and George Rimel hunted near the Missouri River and returned late. Mrs Laure Attys was surprised on her birthday at daughter Otis’s home with Methodis No. 12 Sunday school group. Ross Summers sold stock well. Duroc sows averaged about 23 dollars each. Clarence Swain bought top at 840. Summers’ stock, Duppes stock, and a promising herd expected in fall. S L McFarland, Chester White breeder, received new stationery. Local farmers increasingly use printed stationery for business. Chicago Dry Goods Co announced a major remnant sale to clear out stock ahead of new spring goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hammons
J. C. Worstall
M. T. Davis
Wabash
Onaha
Davis
G. T. White
Buckingham
Shenandoah Pirties
Culver Hammers
Hamburg
Bammers
J.M
O. A. Strahan
Thair
Eed Workman
Henderen
Malvern
Carson
M. Chandler
Tarmere’ National Bank of
Red Oak
W. N. Ruth
Bedford
Blockton
Fred Smith
Burlington
Shenandoah
J. Smith and Company
Malvern School Board
W. D. Wilson
George Rimel
Missouri
Laure Attvils
Mrs. Otis
Methodist Sunday School
Ross Summers
Clarence Swain
Summers
S. L. McFarland
Chester White Swipe
White-Cloud Township
Hida
Chicago Dry Goods Company
Mills County
Beattie
Ig Aravin
Bargalga
S. B. Crouse
Andrew Wearin
Hastings
Andy
Albert Banton
Chicago
H. J. Baird
Lewis
Glenwood
J. S. Estes
Sidney
B. G. Allen
Scranton
Allen
Mias Allen
Emerson
Mary Paul
Corning
Newcombaloce
P. M. Cadwell
W. H. Salyers
Chas Hughes
James Jones
Ft. Collins
Colorado
John Nieman
Omaha
Ray Dunlap
A. W. Rains
Pierre
S. Oak
Claire Owens
Oakland
The
Christian Church
Phenix
Amber
John Gilfilan
Galesburg
Re Jd
Bently
California
L. J. Roush
Belle Roland
Henderson
Nora
Nebr
Roush
A. BE. Wilson
Countey
Westley Chapel
Saburday
John Wilson
Local residents report spring teaching start at North Grove school
Of General Interest to Misa Cora Owens will teach the spring term at the North Grove school in Indian Creek township beginning about March 1. The town's news mentions cattle sales, market trips, and community movements including residents traveling to Des Moines, Chicago, and Wayne Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Cora Owens
North Grove
Indian Creek
Summers and Miss McCue Wed In Omaha Civil Ceremony
Ed Summers, a leading young farmer from the White Cloud township area, quietly married Misa Annie McCue of Conception Missouri in Omaha on Saturday. The couple returned the same day and have begun housekeeping on the groom's farm, with friends extending congratulations.
Mock Trial At Malvern High Leaves Verdict For Defendant
A lively mock trial occupied Malvern High School Friday in the assembly room with Judge Ray Donner and sheriff Latel Thompson presiding. The breach of promise suit for 50 000 featured plaintiff impersonated by Reteladorf and defendant June Fickel. Attorneys Mulholland Skerritt defended. Richmond Tucker seconded. jury of Louisa Stone Florence Sundiland Velma Johnson Belle Poulson Ethel Yoho Alfie Swanson found for the defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High School
Ray Donner
Llatel Thompson
Ward Wickel
Olive Cotfmad
June Fickel
Mulholland
Skerritt
Richmond
Tucker
Coonville
Louisa Stone
Florence Sundiland
Velma Johnson
Belle Poulson
Ethel Yoho
Alfie Swanson
Among the Churches Me Who Dist Church
A Presbyterian church bulletin outlines upcoming services and events for Sunday worship and Sunday school. It notes new members reception, baptism prospects, and youth focus with sermons on Satan's banquet. It urges participation in midweek and missions offerings and friends to attend all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satan
Notice to Hunters Prohibition on Premises by undersigned
All persons are warned that hunting is not allowed on the premises of the undersigned. Violators will face legal penalties. Names listed include TM Aistrope W L Summerg PE Mulholland WE Gurisan Grant Summers B L Summers GT Boles and Bava Meg Bia Kline one D BE Whithela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aistrope
Mulholland
Gurisan
Grant Summers
Bava
Kline
Wedding of Charles and Omer Anhle Hallatt at Rev Ferner home
Mr Charles and Miss Anhle Hallatt wed Wednesday evening at Rev J W Ferner’s home. The couple, longtime locals, are popular in the vicinity. They will reside on the Al Timson fortt south of Tabor and plan to be at home after February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles &, Omer
An Hle & Hallatt-ware
J. W. Ferner
Samuel Hallam
John Omer
Omer
al Timson
Tabor
Brakeman Lost Arm in Burlington Junction Accident
Gene Sawyer a renowned brakeman on the Burlington line lost his right arm in a junction accident Monday night near ten o'clock. While watching one train another backed into it, crushing his arm. He was taken to Plattsmouth where the arm was amputated. Sawyer formerly ran a passenger service here and has many friends who regret his misfortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Sawyer
Burlington
Plattsmouth
Sawyer
Taborites Form Permanent Band Organization
Beacon reports Tabor to have a good band as a settled fact and urges citizen support. At Tuesday night meeting a permanent group was formed with A. B. Walling as president C. T. Hall as vice president Sam Wheelbarger as secretary and treasurer Joseph Willet as instructor and leader. The organization now has 22 members, most with new instruments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Tiast Weeks Beacon
A. B. Walling
C. T
Hall
Sam Wheelbarger
Joseph Willet
Valentine Party Hosted by Salyers in Honor of Raines Guests
A pleasant Valentine party near Strahan honors Alice and Frank Raines visiting old friends. Guests included Ray Peer, Robert Shaul, Glenn and Arley Bacrett, Charles Gipe, Arthur and Will Bradley, Daisy Robertson, Alice Raines, Rena and Susan Gipe, Edith Mae Eleanor Bacrett, Mae Inez Lettia Bradley, Ida Lela Salyers, and Gladys Bradley. The host family’s hospitality was noted as always charming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. N. Salyers
Strahan
Alice
Frank Raines
Messrs
Ray Peer
Robert Shaul
Glenn
Arley Bacrett
Charles Gipe
Arthur
Will Bradley
Daisy Robertson
Alice Raines
Rena
Susan Gipe
Edith
Mae
Eleanor Bacrett
Inez
Lettia Bradley
Ida
Lela Salyers
Gladys Bradley
Baptist Missionary Ten Meeting at Mrs Tyler Home
The Baptist Missionary Ten held a program on Feb 16 at Mrs J A Tyler’s pleasant home. Mrs Waldo Cunningham Hough and Paddock read grid papers on Thalians. Mrs BH Ry Waldo sang a solo. Mrs H J Baird gave a fine invitation. A social hour followed with refreshments. Thirteen guests attended and plans for replenishing missionary funds were discussed for later notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Missionary
J. A. Tyler
Mesdames Waldo
Cunningham, Hough
Paddock
Ry Waldo
H. J. Baird
Incky
Train Load For Canada From Red Oak Feb 22
RB O Sun reports at least 17 cars in a special county train to western Canada leaving Red Oak February 22. Cars load at Red Oak Stennett Villisca Stanton Henderson and Carson with named loaders. Seven cars head to Alberta and ten to Saskatchewan. Additionally 36 passengers ride a tourist car with No. 3 on February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jast Weeks
RB. O. Sun
Western Canada
Red Oak
Galesburg
St Paul
Stennett
Villisca
Stanton
Hendarson
Carson
Gus Gilchrist
Peank Woods
John Greenburg
Bloom Bros
Geo. Alden
D. “Ada
Death of Jobe Haines J. J Haines at Hilladale
Jobe Haines J Haines of Mills county who had lived near Clark station and White Cloud township, died at Taylor Iowa after his brother Jube’s death. Born in Hadry county in 1843 he moved to Mills county in 1874 and later to Pottawattamie near Taylor station. A Civil War veteran with the Fourth Iowa cavalry, he married in 1848 and leaves a wife and seven children. He was ill only a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. ©. Haines
Hilladale
Taylor
Iowa
Jube
Clark Station
White Cloud Township
Malvern
Hadry County
Mills County
Uotil
Pottdwuttamte County
Tayloy Station
Flo
Fourth Laws Cavalry
Leaves & Wife
Box Supper at Pleasant Valley Feb 23
Box supper to be held at Pleasant Valley Bohgal Priday syear day February 23. A short program will be given. Ida Olliver is in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Ida
Olliver
Numerous visitors and residents seen about Malvern area
A flood of social calls and visits fills Malvern and nearby towns this week. Notables include H B Boyer Omaha visitor and Mrs W H Viner returning from Nebraska, plus Miss Sprague and Mrs Drake visiting from Council Bluffs and Tabor respectively. Several locals welcomed guests at homes in Emerson Glenwood Corning and Henderson as trips to nearby counties and states continue.
Fire Department Box Supper At Mills County Fair
Malvern Fire Department plans a boxed supper and concert next Tuesday at the old Kneeland building. The Spelleving orchestra of Silver City will perform a free program followed by a box supper sold by Tad L. Talbott. Proceeds help cover last year’s tournament debts and other expenses as Mills County’s finest department showcases local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Fire Department
Jad L. Talbott
Hoya
Mills County
Leta
Naira Rt I
Local Iowa Bank Advertises Farm Loans and Goods
State Savings Bank of Pacific Junction announces farm loans of any size with quick money. Advertisements list groceries, flour, honey, pickles, maple syrup, and other farm supplies for sale in Pacific Junction and nearby towns. Reading also notes dinners at the Baptist church, a steam engine for sale, and local services including blacksmithing and wagon work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Toans
State Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Iowa
For Sale: Short Horns and Bulls In Malvern
Short horn for sale in Malvern. Several extra good born bulls about one year old. My house and shed include a chicken yard and well pump. Owner J B Christopher in Thor Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
J.B. Christopher
Thor Lowa
Sale of cockere la claimed by ad hoc notice
Fragmentary notice lists a sale item described as cockérela at $1.00 each. Contact indicates E. E. Robinson at 2693s Found, with unclear location in Rhode taland Rede. The readable portion presents a simple sale listing from a local advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Robinson
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A. S. Marshal
Imogene
Nelson
Harry Landis
Johan Hopp
Lillian Lockabill
Anderson Township
Shoe
Dotglags
Fred Lewis
Decatur
Webr
Charlie
Des Moines
State Hardware Dealers
John Robrabn
Gridley
Kansas
Tay
W. PB. McCullough
Adam Gipe
Gipe
Ed Lang
Gore
T. M. Boles
T. J. Masés
South Omaha
Misa Gertrude Stevesson
Western Normal College
F. E. Mulholland
Bapiis
Christ
Presbyterian’ Church
Hallam
Canada
Jobe Haines
H. B. Boyer
George Allettain
Nebraska
Dr. Pargons
Council Bluffs
G. S. Kaotett
Will
Mary Eyvana
W. H. Viner
WG Wyant
John Christy
Fradrik Uammead
Barnes
Denver
Fred Huber
Mra
Amanda Edwards
Charitonly
Corbin
Brad Newcomba
H. A. Wilson
Hubert
Cora Chambers
Atchison County
W.pickerell
Fred Root
Blue Springs Nebr
Norton Homes
Mrs. Root
John Polwell
H. A. Norton
Gibson
Deardorff
Iain
Ndurance
Stata Sarhngs Bank
Pacific Junation
Deardortz
Gibson Sella Graham
White Knight
van Doren’s
Deurdorff
Bast
Swanson & Foster
van Doren
Ob van Doren
Clarinda Poultry Company
Td Gibson
Deardorft's
Isalea
Califf
van Doran's
Moor
Deardorfff
Hamaberg
van Doren's
Deardorfin
Rogers
Prica
DeLash- Smutt
Pacific
Junction
Baptist Ladies
Burris
Warren Hillsdale
K. Collins
Burrus
S. A. Campbell
W. L. Boylan
Town
A. D. Sanford
L. D. Sanford
Baptiat
Plymouth
Rhode Taland Rede
Owagi
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