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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1901
Page
5
Local notices from Emerson report neighbors visiting, trips home, and social events. Wave of visitors includes Grace Avrill, Jno. Supple, Miss Shanor, and visitors from Glenwood and Perry. Community events feature Epworth League ice cream, church services moved to the League room, and a local threshing season update. Business notes mention Davis Machine Company canvass, and Frank J. Cheney case filing precedes a 1880 legal affidavit.
White man M A Hogarty of Lexington Kentucky suffered yellow skin and eyes from Yellow Jaundice despite top doctors care. He was advised to try Electric Bitters and after two bottles reports a complete cure. The remedy is advertised as effective for stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 50 cents at W D Wilsons.
Oliver Ogden buys a new windmill and Mrs T P Kayteen is confined Ill this week. Mr Lee of Wasox circulated here Wednesday. Mr Allen and Mrs Smith visited in Omaha Friday. Sam Warfield and Mr Norton shopped in Randolph Friday. Quarterly meeting at Strahan two weeks from last Sabbath July 28. Rev Wickersham to give famous lecture chickens come home to roost under Kipworth League auspices at Strahan Wednesday evening July 24. Come out and enjoy an intellectual treat.
Jellsdale records announce births of a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Jno Bruce on July 10 and a son to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Mickelwail on July 14. Visits include Robert Sharp touring Kansas, Mr. Ames from Randolph buying mules, and Rev. Zike visiting Cherry Grove. Church events invite attendance at M E Hillsdale with a quarterly conference planned August 4 and 5 1901 and preaching by Dr. Franklin August 4.
It dazzles the world with a medicine praised for curing consumption and related lung diseases. Dr King’s New Discovery is advertised as rapidly restoring health in pneumonia pleurisy bronchitis and other ailments. W D Wilson sells it with guarantee or refund and offers trial bottles free.
Pacific Junction notices report an unveiling of a monument at Glenwood Cemetery on Sunday July 21 at 3 08 PM by the W O W and nearby camps. The procession forms at 2 30 PM and includes G A I and Old Soldiers with address by Rev G I Schleh. All are invited to attend.
A Poor Millionaire starved in London due to inability to digest his food. Dr. King’s New Life Pills could have helped by strengthening the stomach aiding digestion promoting assimilation and improving appetite. Only 25 cents money back if not satisfied at Ab W. D. Wilson’s drug store.
Maude Kerney visits Silver City and a newborn girl born to Mr and Mrs F Howser. Ellery Colban of Council Bluffs, Walter Smith of Malvern, J Sprague of Omaha, Mrs T S Humphrey of Malvern, and Kate Scott of Council Bluffs are noted visitors. Local business and farming activity includes 10000 bushels of corn sold to Mains & Reeve at 40 cents per bushel, cattle shipments to Omaha, and hay equipment sales to Mrs Hattie Anderson. A Republican caucus for Ingraham township is planned July 27 to choose delegates for the county convention at Glenwood on Aug 1. A P Reeve, Township Clerk.
O W Waterfield of Columbus Georgia testifies after twenty years in the drug business that Cham berlain s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is unmatched for stomach and bowel issues. He says it cured two severe cholera morbus cases in his family and he has sold hundreds of bottles with whole customer satisfaction. For sale by W D Wilson.
Henderson notes show Roscoe Parker quitting S Darnell and Fred Workman driving to Kimerson last Thursday. Local events include visits in Macedonia Council Bluffs Chicago and Oregon, a large house rumor, barn management consolidation, and livery sale. Gwynn Hanover broke an arm after a cherry tree fall. the Christian church repaired the belfry and hosted a social.
Miss Dua Scott visited Miss Mable Martan while Miss Georgie Gennag of Glenwood came visiting among friends and relatives. A party hosted by Miss Tia Melvown. Mrs Van Ansdale’s gathering for sister Miss Applegate. J W Clark and son from Omaha visited Chapman family. Walter Long surprised on nineteenth birthday. An engineer mishap on the branch due to a faulty switch disrupted service. Ten phones in use at Tabor City, with ten more planned. Nell Stockton to be the Collins telephone girl. Grace McDonough to Minneapolis for summer. her father rode with her to Chicago. Local hardware dealers report heavy sales. Nick Clark loses barn and hay in a recent fire, suspected to start from his daughter. Insurance status unknown. Hard times for fires now.
A vintage ad proclaims Bucklen's Arnica Salve clears sores blotches pimples and eruptions transforming beauty once hidden. Claims cure for fever sores boils ulcers carbuncles and telons with guarantees and small 25 cent price at W D Wilson's drug store.
Reports from North Grove describe Mrs. Ammon Thomas under medical care with Dr. Priest, Mrs. Randolph Salmons only slightly improved, and Mrs. C. A. Thomas seriously ill with three children and no close relatives to assist. Rev. Gleson departed for Glenwood after three schoolhouse sermons, and Bro. D. B. Long preaches next Sunday with Thursday prayer meeting led by A. J. Thomas focusing on Charity.
A humorous account mentions a late night eating contest at Pin Hook schoolhouse. Ben Splutters reportedly won by eating nine heads of cabbage, then recovered with a spoonful of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Sold by S Broth ers.
Glenwood items report moves and visits by residents including C P Hale to Oklahoma and Prof Reed of Silver City. Mrs Edington and daughter head to Chicago, J E Scotts hosts visitors, and a marriage license was issued for John sen and Mary Mitchell. A death of Callen at 43 is noted with burial, a depot coal shed fire is mentioned, and residents plan Philippine Island visits. Several locals depart for South Dakota to work on a railroad project, with J Baker tied to a cement sidewall contract and a minor court settlement.
News notes Rev James S Corkey of Preston Minn visits his brother Rev Alex Corkey of the Presbyterian church and will preach at Union services at the Baptist church next Sunday evening The sermon titled Straveremes is set for the occasion Attendees praised the previous Union meeting at the Baptist church with a Miss Adaline Ward Lillian Chantry Katy Wilson and Carrie Wills quartet providing music The Rev Alex Corkey delivered a well received sermon on The Holy Gods criticizing worldly pursuits that distract from worship to the true God
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