Our County Neighbors Visit and Local Fourth Celebrations
The report notes visits by Mr and Mrs John Bryant to relatives in Silver City and various locals including Deputy Treasurer Fred Workman on vacation, Dr W D Craig buying a Franklin runabout, and several Omaha visitors. It covers Chas Irwin at the Democratic National Convention in Denver, a serious accident involving Chas Adking, Hendersons Fourth of July celebrations with speakers Rev T A Hougas and James Kelley, baseball games Henderson vs Fairview and Henderson vs Macedonia, races, a grand ball, and social visits by Mabel Crosthwaite and Ruth Mason with others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bryant
Silver City
Fred Workman
W. D. Craig
Franklin
J. S. Carse
Ray Woods
Omaha
Chas
Adking
Malvern
Charles
Des. Gowdy
Craig
Henderson
T. A. Hougas
James Kelley
Macedonia
Henderson Boys
Fairview
Irwin's Hall
Local notes and visits from Malvern area residents
John Dodd travels through Malvern while daily life continues with visits from Geo. Ferrel and the Ferrel couple at Hastings for a relative's funeral. Mrs. W. Antrim travels to Wray Colorado for a week with her daughter Nellie claiming a mining claim near there. Nettie Hughes visits friends. she once taught at the local high school and Spearfish South Dakota. Willie Merryhew from Malvern sees family, while J. H. Antrim and daughter Jessie handle business and stay with his mother. A Mills county farmer reports planting Calico corn on dates around July 1 to 7 after grasshoppers damaged crops, harvesting, wintering stock, and storing a thousand bushels to sell. Wm. Livingston and sister Alice Eby visit from Tekamah Nebraska, with Millie Bliss joining later. Mr. and Mrs. Will Rossiter return from Oklahoma to Malvern area after rain ruins crops there. George Townly moves to Imogene and buys the local livery barn, with John Berrigan purchasing it and adding new stock for a full replacement. A reminder to secure the Mills County Central Fair premium set at the Western Bank in Malvern with W. G. Williams as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Antrim
Jessie
J. H
Mills County
Wm Livingston
Alice Eby
Tekamah
Neby
Rob's. Bliss
Misa Millie Bliss
Will Rossiter
Oklahoma
Newkirk
George Townly
Imogene
Council Bluffs
Hag Tefb
John Berrigan
Local Socials Sweep Through Omaha and Neighboring Towns
Emerson Jas Houston of Omaha spent Sunday with his brother Dr. Houston while Barry Lyons of Elston Iowa was in town last week. Leech and family of Red Oak visited Mr. S. T. Leech. Mrs G M Ackley of Cleveland Ohio visits her mother Mrs H O Dixon. Miss Dott Ranz visits Lincoln for the week. Mr and Mrs A L Sheldon of Omaha called on old friends here. Mrs Rider of Rockford visits sister Mrs John Sandiland. Mrs A Tollinger leaves Wednesday with Mrs E I Carson of Glenwood for a month in Longmont Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Crosthwaite
Red Oak
Marie Maxwell
Ruth Mason
Carson
Ernest Smith
Hastings
Barry Lyons
Elston
Iowa
Mr. Leech
S.T. Leech
G. M. Ackley
Cleveland
Ohio
H. O. Dixon
Miss Dott Ranz
Lincoln
Nebr
A. L. Sheldon
Omaha
Rider
Rockford
John Sandiland
A. Tollinger
E. l. Carson
Glenwood
James Merrifield
Longmont
Colorado
Eight Pound Boy Born To Local couple
William Kerr visits in South Omaha. an eight pound boy arrived Friday June 26 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. B C Seaton. Breezie Knight bought a saddle and buggy horse from Fred Hunsinger. A flood filled Silver Creek to capacity on Sunday night. The funeral of James Jones, an old Malvern resident, was held here Sunday at 11 with Presbyterian and Masonic services. An upcoming July 16 treat by the Ladies Cemetery Association features Turkish popcorn importations via Miss Bessie Markel, approved under the Pure Food Act. Dr Thomas W Gidley, Veterinary Surgeon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Seaton
Breezie Knight
Fred Hunsinger
Silver Creek
James Jones
Malvern
Ladies Cemetery Association
Constantinople
United States
Bessie Markel
Markel
City County
Michigan
New Orleans
Tabor News and Visitors at Malvern Chautauqua Dining Hall
Beacon notes from Malvern recount S B Quaintance visiting from Malvern to see Ed Quaintance and local activity. It lists Tabor girls Ruth Rickabaugh and others as dining hall waiters, mentions Judge W C Young visiting family, farmers W R Gay Wilbur and Herman Gay, and Mrs Carrol Smith learning of her mother’s critical illness in King City. The column covers travel plans, church figures, and a lightning storm damaging a brick hall and a telephone pole with minor effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Quaintance
Malvern
William
Tabor
W.R. Gay
Wilbur
Herman Gay
Carrol Smith
Mattie Cant
King City
Cal
New Methodist church and electric light plans in town
A Methodist church is planned for Tabor, and Sidnay voters approved a franchise for electric light with only one dissenting vote. Farragut voters will decide July 14 on purchasing electric lights from Shenandoah at a special election. The Clarinda Chautauqua builds a new permanent auditorium for this year’s session, and the Southwest Iowa Fireman’s Tournament took place in Atlantic July 3-4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidnay
Farragut
Shenandoah
Clarinda Chautauqua Association
Chautauqua
Iowa
Atlantic
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First National Bank
MatLvery
OR. I. U. Parsons
Alv Rice
Wilson
J. R. Scott
Malvern, Lowa
Br. J. C. Laird
Bank of Malvern
Boudinot
Malvern, Lovra
Mutherland's
Fair Grounds
Ae. J. Wilson
John Moore
OM Shaw
Elm St
Chapmans Hardware
Mulls County Abstract Company
Glenwood, Iowa
J. Stebbins & Son
Green Bay
King’s
Discovery
Trini Holle
Raltie
SONY
Our
Frank Rooster
Mia
Baumgartner
Swaney
Irwin
Denver
Wiles
Albert Coppock
Morford
Randolpr
John Dodd
Geo. Ferrel
W. I. Ferrel
Mills County Central Fai
Wrat National Bank
G. Williams
Emerson
Jas, Houston
Dr. Houston
Wall Street
William Kerr
South Omaha
S. R. Hurst
Thos. W. Gidley
Dati
Ei. Barris
Fredrick
Chicago
Claremont
Chamberlain
Golic
Gholera
R. N. Farrar
Cat Island
W. Od, Wilson
Stanton Carey
Massena
William H. Stroling
Carbon Hill
Ala
W. D. Wilson
Clear Lake
Association
Pentanelle Observer
C. M. Harden
North Carolina
Ronnie Case
Bucklen
J. W. Drenking
Chapel Hill
N. C
Grant
Dr. King
A.A. Felton
Harrisville
N. Y
C.S. Royce's
Qhichester
Diamand Rerand
DD Hay
Ita Rennin
Bieta
ML. Evans
James F. Wilson
OA Straman
V. @. WILLIAMS
Malvrit
Evang
John Tyson
O.a.strahan
Strahan Jamoa
J. Wilson
Evans John Dyson A
Davis James J. Wilson
John Evans Jr
Blixabouh
Conger
Hannah Summora
C. B. Onnisty
James Dennis
Frain Dorin
The
Malvern National Bank
Vern, LlOoOw
D. Christy
Fred Durbin
James Durbin
M.vollett L. CO
Stevenson
Bald D
Whitteld
C.B. Christy
Tred Durbin
Florence Durbin
Cora Durbin
L. O. Stevesson
J. O. Laird
O-M. Follett
J. M.brazlaton
D. L. Kline
C. A. Peer
M. Cunningham
Lottie Deardorf
H. A. Deardorff
D. EB. Whitfield
Maggie M- Durbin
E. 0. Kayton
Geo
W. Strohl
J. G. Tlanagan
Ash & Long
Burlington
Red Oak Emerson
Malvern Balfour
Fpacific Junction
Council Bluffs, Vee Olah
Ja.m. A. M
Sidney-Carson Branch
Ay Mt
Sim
Wandolyn
Hastings - Henderson
Macedonia -Carson
Wabash
OSHA
Connell Bly
Minecola
Silvar City
Strahan
Imogeng
iShengadoah
Repte
Malvern Tabor
the Bank of Malvern
I Fy Hendricks
Eaident
W. H. Guyer
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