Local Home Happenings from Malvern and Vicinity
Miss Hannah Angus is listed as sick and Jon Perdue remains ill at home in South Malvern. The Malvern Woman's Club meets March 2 at Mrs. L TD Salisbury. Local store updates include a new front at Landis Hardware and Tin and Geo Buckingham purchasing a pool room in North Bend. Reports note promotions for Lewis Woodrow in railroading and Laura Boyle winning the Omaha Daily News piano contest by a large margin. Socials cover Judge and Mrs. George Mellor’s ninth anniversary with a cut glass gift, Mrs. Haag’s move to Sterling Illinois, and Hazel Roberts’ surprise birthday at J. B. Viner’s home. Additional notes highlight Conway's Home Journal features, Shoop's Colorado land purchases, a Poland Uhinuw brood sow sale at Coin, Mardi Gras prizes by Weatherhead, and Duroc Jersey breeders’ salt at Clay Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monsier Joseph Wintgens
Joe. D. Paddock
P.M
Landis
Tin
Geo. Buckingham
North Bend
Nebraska
Lewis Woodrow
Pipestone
Minn
Woodrow
Laura Boyle
Omaha Daily News
Mgr
George Mellor
Messrs. and Mesdames G. C. Boston
A. J. Kronsbein
W. H. Seeger
George Haag
Sterling Ilinois
Haag
United States
Sterling
Hazel Roberts
J. B. Viner
The
Baptist Sunday School
Wayne Shoop
Colorado
San Luis Valley
Julius Shay
John H. Roll
A. Mitchell
Shenandoah
Geo. H. White
Emerson
Owen Hamaker
White Cloud
J. H. Burks
I. Virmons
Mills County
Clay Center
Cain
Timmerns
Malvern Boys
J. BR. Montgomery
Madison
General Interest Notes From Malvern Mill Scene and Moves
A broad Malvern column covers land deals and promotions for San Luis Valley land, local store reshuffles, and upcoming sales. It notes Dakin Miller joining the Kansas City Western League with a 1400 dollar season, plus church socials, Masons’ revival activity, and community visits. Local residents relocate to Nebraska, Iowa, and Kansas, with hospital and nursing prospects and family movements shaping the town.
John Osborne Pioneer of Mills County Dies in Harlan
John Osborne aged 78 or 82 died at his daughter’s home in Harlan on Tuesday morning February 24 and was moved to Tabor for burial. Born in 1816 in Pennsylvania, he moved to Illinois in 1833, to Belmont Wisconsin in 1844 where he married and had twelve children. He lived in Rawles Township from 1864 and owned the farm where he died, with his wife buried in labor. He had resided with his daughter in Harlan for the past nine years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Osborne
Mills County
Harlan
Tabor
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Belmont Wisconsin
Rawles
Rawles Inp
Harlin
Seed and dental services advertised in Malvern column
The notice lists Henry Field seeds, seed corn, and potatoes for sale via W Axtell and mentions Lt Dr Adamson now in Strahan block Malvern offering dental work with a satisfaction guarantee. It includes various livestock, harness, and household goods sales, plus several farm and auction notices from Malvern area providers and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Field
W.A. Axtell
Adamson
Strahan
Malvern
Mill Pickles and Goods At Gibson's Store Message
Auction of mixed items includes well broke young horses 1200 to 1400 pounds, fish orders, glass work by four mechanics at Richmond's Shop. Hay and corn supplies, oats, upland blue stem, butter prices listed, farm goods and hay baling stock, dairy and feed items. Details at Gibson's and Richmond's shops, Hillsdale area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horaga
Andy Borkheimar
Richmond
Bnet
Hillsdale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hannah Angus
Jon Perdue
South Malvern
Malvern Woman's Club
Salisbury
Conway’s Homme Journal
Chicago
Journal For
March
Ethel M. Colson
Mben “J. Rexford
Pearl Howard Campbell
Prances’ Robertson
Frank
Pred Weatherhead
New Orleaas
Detroit
Canada
Mr. Weatherhead
QR. V. Steel
Malvern Friends
Corn Smith Beveridge
Omaha
Wilson Drug Store
Papuru
Cottage Hotel
R. EF. Jones
Jim Jones
Mississippi
Memphis
Greenville
R. V. Stesle
Baeson
City and County Hospital
St. Paul, Minn
Chan Norton
Wearin
Hunter
J. J. Higgins
Council Bluffs Hospital
Clyde Norton
Gage County
Robbin
Mill County
California
Ohio
Hawkins & Mulholland
Dakin Miller
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Dakin
Washington
Presbyterian
Paul Revers
George
Martha
Home Department
Ward
A. E. Cook
S. D. Davis
Iowa
Kansas
Florida
Texas
Portland
Oregon
Malvern A.M
A. M. Lodge
WG. Ribbs
KC. Dames
W.C. McClintock
W. J. Harris
W. Pitman
Ira McGormick
M.T. Davis
H. Hw, Rist
R. McPheron
T. M. Aistrope
J. W. Wolf
Labor
D. Greenwood
Jed Moore
Frank Pullmas
Silver City
BR. Ss
Christian Church
la Grippe
C. B. Pomeroy
Great Commission
A. F. Groesbeck
Ungkong
China
Groesbeck
Methodist Church
Warfel
Cable
Farmer City
Randolph
Griffith
Chantry
Adeline Ward
Presbyterian Church
Young Peoples
Marian Black
JS. Talbott
J.T. Buckingham
A.N. Cheney
O. H. Snyder
Sebor
C. TB. Christy
Council
P.O. Redesdorf
W. C. Graves
J. M. Strahan
Mrs. Ring
Glenwood Yraterday
Geo
Allie Bentley
A. S. Kiser
Woodbine
Marion Black
Minty Jones
Wogan
Grant Lewis
Grable
Crawford Carey
Pottawattamie County
David Carey
Judge Reed
Council Bluffs
W. D. Evans
J. H. Getman
Cassville
Rodman
Buckingham
Carson
Mesdames Dell Harris
Wiley
Duan
Hastings
Mesdames
J. R. Graves
A. B. Judson
Center Township
Laura Graves
R. F. Smith
Fenna
Mark Hovey
St. Louis
Mt. Madison
J. W. Williams
Coin
C. M. Pierce
Randolph Salmons
Deer Creek
W. O. Perley
Freddie Smith
Goldberg
Nebraska City
Ll. A. Parsons
M. E. Ranne
Mesdames Mannie
O. W. Plunket
J. J. Moses
T. J
Park A. Soles
Attleson
W. D. Wilson
Ashland
Soles
James Churchill
Eva Wainwright
Burlington
Seattle
Chicago Dry Good
West
John Osborne
Ails
Gruggist
N. E. Wilkinson
Aillsdale, On
Poland
Bony
R. F. Jones
J. L. Talbott
Fred Durbin
John Deere
J. W. Shenefield
J. L. Talbott, A C
B. Christy
Axtell
Frank Robbins
I. J. Humphrey
Michigan
Deardortis
M. Cunningham
Deardorfts
W. J. Watson
Gibson's
Mavern
W. C. Haynes
Poultry
Gibson
Wilber McCabe
Groner A
Davins
Glenwood
Towa
Gibson Pays
Harness
Chegon'y
W. A. Axtell
San Luis
Mak. V
Steele, Wenn
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