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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1901
Page
4
Emerson reports a string of local visits and civic updates from Malvern Glenwood and Henderson. Figures include grand jury service petit jury calls and church events plus social news about residents moving joining and entertaining neighbors.
An advertisement touts a pile treatment described as a certain cure with a free pipe and a positive written guarantee. It claims the product will cure piles and offers a “no cure, no pay” policy for 50e.
WOX Elder Mrs G DeBolt has been the stelk the past few days. Carl Wood of the City Motel was the guest of his friend Noy Quimby Sun Rev Carpenter began a series of meeting's at Wesley Chapel Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Charles Ayer of Macedonia visited Sunday with the former's patients. Mrs Della Boy of Washington is visiting her brother JT Troland at this writing. G DeBolt purchased two farm near Macedonia last week where he will move the first of March. Mr J C Worstall of Malvern visited from Saturday until Monday at J H Ayers and G DeBolt's. Preston Storer returned home Monday from Olivine where he had been visiting relatives for some time. Mae Ayer returned home Tuesday after a three weeks visit with her aunt Mrs J C Worstall who accompanied her home.
Ed itor Chris Reitter and his family suffered grippe and throat lung troubles until Dr. Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds cured them. Free trial bottles offered. full sizes 50 cents and one dollar at W D Wilsons drug store.
James Philips started Priday for Oklahoma. Miss Mamie Way visited at Tmo last week. Howard Hitchcock moved to his farm west of town. A son born Saturday January 26 to Rev and Mrs Fidler. Whitrank lost a horse Monday night. Clyde McCoy of Forest Grove visited Hillsdale Sunday. John Mintish moved into Mir Titchcock's Hillsdale house. Wedding bells expected in Hillsdale Wednesday. Mrs Andrews shelled about four hundred bushels of corn Tuesday. Stroud family attended church at Pleasant Ridge Sunday night. Prof Hamilton plans to organize a singing club. Mrs YW Stroud visited Rayls township Monday and Saturday.
R P Shepard buys a farm near Glenwood and will move this spring. Rev Berkheimer aids Rev Ike at Ridge meetings, which are well attended. Charles Shepard moves to Abraham Thomas’s farm northwest of town to farm next season. Teachers from this place attend Glenwood meeting except Prof Tamilton due to sickness. At the Ridge church, chatter about F Stroud’s hitch reins and a harsh punishment for the offender. Dr King’s New Life Pills touted for constipation and headache. 26 cents at W D Wilson’s drug store.
Little Minner Oleson is very ill while Miss Garrison is not so well. Meetings continue at the M E church. Marion Moore visited Omaha on Monday. Stroud’s Hillsdale sister visited this week. Bergsma and Minnie McClintic shopped in Omaha Monday. Minnie McClintic of Murray visits her sister Mrs Bergsma. Harry Lincoln helps his uncle Al Miller in the new meat market. Rev Warren spoke at M I church Thursday. Mr and Mrs Moore attended the Glenwood lecture Friday. Three new members joined the church last Sunday: A J Bane John Dorit Geo Ballard. The WOO W initiated eighteen new members last Thursday. Many new applicants expected this week. Odd Fellows installed officers Wednesday and held an oyster supper social. W M Moore Bessie George May Regester Maggie Ryan Maud Mc Laughlin Frieda Dorf attended the Teacher’s meeting last Saturday.
A Topeka man lost a small opal from his ring and, after replacing it at a jeweler, found the old set. He put the old opal in his mouth for safe keeping and rushed back to the store to prevent using the new stone. He admitted the mix up and agreed to use the new opal. The tale ends with a plug for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin sold by S T Brothers.
Liew Achenbach moved up from Missouri while Ed Piburn the White Cloud Assessor makes rounds. Ellen J. Wing visited Glenwood Friday and Saturday. Sam Warfield bought mares from Henry Moores. Henry Baird of Malvern spoke on telephones Wednesday. Ham Read of Rawles Township visited Strahan. A Colorado buyer plans to take bulls home. Neiman of Malvern plastered Sulyers and Kayton’s tenement. Charley Woods near Imogene visited Sam Wearfield Thursday. Wood Russell of Hastings repaired Geo Theil’s house north of town. Couples from Asbury Raches Township and Lawrence visited League Sunday evening. Hartson Miller at Beatrice visiting an uncle. may stay summer. Salyers sold calves and steers to Gee of Imogene Saturday. A man and family moved in with Tom Brazeli from Mandolph to work. Two telephone lines heading this way. Prof Ryan of Hillsdale showed here Saturday evening. proceeds 85 cents. Jon Moore and family moved to Gravity, Taylor County. Ele huts rented 40 acres near Hargus. Stock sold to Oviatt horse buyer: Worfield, Salyers, Henry Moore, Amos Humbsch.
An old advertisement touts August Flower as the top medicine in the civilized world for indigestion and biliousness. It claims the remedy cleanses the system, stops fermentation of undigested food, purges the liver, and stimulates the nervous system, with few doses of Green's August Flower enough to reassure that nothing serious ails you, backed by W. D. Wilson's drug store.
The fame of Bucklen's Arica Salv extends round the earth as the perfect healer for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers felons aches pains and all skin eruptions. A pile cure at 25c a box sold by W D Wilson's drug store.
A local notice from Forest Grove reports Mrs. Mary Marshall visiting her parents last week and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Frost and Millie attending Sunday School. Carl West has dental work by Mr Pittman of Tabor this week. The O B Russell family has been sick recently with pleurisy and grippe, with Dr Epler of Tabor attending Bob.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a cure for lame back and kidney problems. It claims hospital and private success, offers a free sample bottle by mail, and directs readers to send address with a paper reference.
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