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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
4
Silver City locals report visitors from Glenwood and Omaha. crops begin harvest as ice men start harvest. visits by Rev Watson and Rev Sims. injuries from skating and medical visits noted. cattle shipped to Chicago. several residents travel to Cuba City for new homes. an eight month old child’s burial, a party at Postmaster Plumb’s, and stock market checks are mentioned alongside local business and illnesses.
Hastings brief items report George Mason at the Emerson show Lloyd visiting Malvern and editor Brill of the Chronicle visiting J. R. Graham. Local visits include Mrs. McDonough in Glenwood and Ella Hume in Hillsdale with Mrs. Supple. Mrs. Kelly and son Charles travel to Macedonia. L. S. Fexouson visits Nebraska City. Hog loads reported for Henderson and Crawford at South Omaha. Rudolph Kuntze ill. Cemetery social planned Jan 18. W. F. Crawford’s son Mac injured at Main Street crossing but recovering. Advertisement for Rector pile remedy included.
John Russell and Clyde McCoy traveled to Glenwood on Sunday while Henry Russell rented the Allen Morrow farm for next year. Ira Good sold his farm to Mr. TM Vrost for 60 dollars per acre with possession February 20. VuiVranken attended Sabbath School after several absences. Local youths travel in a single wagon, and M. Davis reports a horseshoe ford outing on the 16th. A patent medicine advertises a cold remedy with a 25 cent price and refund if ineffective.
Hillsdale reports Harris moving to Silver City on Monday and revival meetings led by Rev Fidler at the M E church. Glenwood resident Wm Robinson visited Hillsdale, while Henderson area resident Will Hall called on friends. Revival aid from Rev Zike to Rev Bark hammer at McPaul.
The copy proclaims Bucklen's Arica Salv the one perfect healer for oats burns sores skin eruptions and many ailments, claiming global fame. Sold at 25 cents a box at W D Wilson's drug store.
Ed Sowers John Ayer and Charley Parker shelled corn last week. Miss Bellé Roland of Malvern visited. James Roland celebrated New Years in his new house. Mrs Wm DeBolt returned from Folsom. Local visitors at T Youngs. Milton Miller and Jessie Wood returned from Nebraska. Spake family from Geneva Iowa vacationed here. Bolcourt school hosts necktie box social Friday Jan 18. Ladies bring neckties and vote for prettiest girl Edith Bryant and Edna Alberts lead with 301 and 91 votes. proceeds total 40.05. Public notice: agency for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pipsin now available with S T Brothers.
Henderson notes a cold wave Tuesday while residents report travels and visits. W B Woods and C C Potter were in town, T D Phillips in Chicago, Miss Hattie Paul returned to Grinnell, and school was held to make up lost time. Local trips include C J Irwin to Hastings and A S Paul shipping stock to Chicago. A party attended an oyster supper at Triplett school, a planned lecture failed to appear, and R M Cooper has refitted the City Hotel as the Benton. reopening is seen as promising.
An early health ad promotes Dr. ing's New Life Pills as harmless and effective for constipation and sick headache. The ad claims gentle stimulation of the bowels to expel poisons, cleanse the system, and provide an absolute cure, noting the pills are sold by W. D. Wilson's drug outfit.
Champion 111 G W Whipple of Hawthorne attended church here Sunday morning. Several young people attended the Opera at Emergen Friday evening. Mrs Cole and son Arthur drove up to W A Cole's Friday returning Saturday.
Mr. H White collected a full blood Angora goat after going below Imp ene one day last week. Mr. McLain of Seward Nebraska visited relatives here and left for Illinois, Ohio. Grandma McCarty recently celebrated her birthday with dinner at Mr. McCarty's, a long standing family tradition. A large crowd joined in the celebration and wished many more such days.
In Topeka a man misplaced an opal set, found the old set at a jeweler, but after attempting to replace it with the new stone he gulped and admitted the old piece should be used. The ad for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin follows.
Mrs CG Bruen fell ill last Friday while at her mother's and remains improving after a brief stay away from home Charley Puller visited his ailing daughter in Missouri Valley over the past week H J Cheney hosted a six o’clock anniversary dinner for their seventy fifth year of marriage with about thirty friends Mrs Willis Patrick invited Indy friends to tea Miss Cora Armstrong hosted a theatre party for The Merry Minister at the opera house then shared supper and stories with guests including Misses Ibel Rowley Vina Crawford Ellin McGrew Muriel Abel and others
A Saginaw Post and Zeitung item reports Dr King’s New Discovery cured a family’s grip in three bottles after ineffective medical care. The article notes the remedy works for consumption coughs and lung troubles and offers trial bottles free at W D Wilson’s drug store with full-size prices of 50 cents and one dollar.
Local notes list Salyers visiting Glenwood and Hastings, wheat hauling to Emerson mills, cattle purchases in Nebraska, nearby calls by Miss Kilpatrick and Mr Hetzel, and several social events. Reports of concerts by Bridges and Wing, singing classes, and a quarterly meeting outline community activities and travel between Emerson, Tobias, and Yukon Oklahoma.
Mrs Chas Hoskins spent the previous Saturday and Sunday with her son Noth who works at the Poultry house in Clarin da. The Sunday school elected Hulda Dorfl as Superintendent Freida Dorf Treasurer Pearl Palmer as Secretary. The frozen pond north of town provided holiday recreation for youths and visitors from nearby towns. D Rose plans to focus on restaurant and short order work after selling most of his furnishings, enjoying good patronage. Henry McCartney keeps a few flies in his depot fly trap despite winter slowdowns.
C M Sherpa visited Council Bluffs on business Saturday. The board of Supervisors convened Monday morning. Des Moines visitor Hl M Byers stayed late in the week. Glenwood guest C H W Dyar stopped by Saturday. Mrs Millard entertained Indy friends Saturday. John Robinson moved his office to the Dean building early this week. Trust Friday was pension day in the clerk's office with much business. Sherm Till hosted a New Year’s ball at the Armory and a Military ball followed. Services shift to St Johns Episcopal at 3 pm. Gettler and wife depart for New Mexico for health reasons. The school board faces a vacancy due to Miss Perrine’s resignation, with Miss Rena Coe elected. Clark Potter back at his court house post, improving slowly. Al Sargeant moves his blacksmith shop into a newly purchased building and plans to stock wagons and farm implements. Geo Wrenwick suffered a Saturday afternoon stroke. left side affected, he is improving. Cold snap boosts skating on town ponds as no school on a recent week. Sharpe of Sharpe and Getler reports good progress east with implement dealers. Sharpe claims sole Mills County dealer present. E M Myers, successor to Myers Bros., occupies the Dean building with a fine furniture store and a stylish undertaking basement in the west. H Evernham, Glenwood’s Commercial Hotel host, has repapered halls and created a new dining room on the ground floor slated for next spring, to accommodate growing patronage.
An advertisement warns that contagious blood poison is highly deceptive and transmissible, even when external signs vanish. It denounces mercury and potash cures, touts S. S. as the only thorough blood purifier, and promises a comprehensive booklet explaining the disease and its treatment.
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