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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1908
Page
3
D C Stamper and Miss Lillian Hammons wed at the Christian parsonage with Rev J C Harris officiating. The couple then visited friends in Omaha before returning. Congratulations from their friends are extended.
Mr Albert Holliday, longtime resident with the Alstropes south of town, departed Saturday for a three month visit to his old home in New Crosby Scunthorpe Lincolnshire England. He sailed from New York on the Mauritania and will land at Liver pool. Holliday is described as honest, up right and ambitious, having made many friends here who wish him well and hope he returns sanely. He expects to make this country his permanent home.
Record of instruments filed in Mills County Iowa from July 11 to July 18 1908 with transfer details. Names include Rosene Smith Evalyn Kilpatrick JL Talbott Lucy Jones Fred Davis John Hanson A Purcell Annie Robinson Martha DeBolt Glenwood State Bank and others. Descriptions cover parcels in Malvern Pacific Junction Imerson Cross Union Town Hepler and surrounding areas plus a long sale advertisement for valley land priced at 37.50 per acre with improvements and financing notes.
In a Virginia tale a hotel guest Halleck forms a bond with Helen Evans, a niece of Mrs Evans, through shared boating and fishing on a lake. Their budding romance deepens amid family ties, possible marriage, and a sudden pistol duel in Lee County leaving both men dead.
Fannie Merritt Farmer suggests hot weather substitutes for meat in August Woman's Home Companion. A recipe uses brank macaroni in half inch pieces, two thirds cup, cooked until soft, cooled in cold water, with white sauce, grated cheese, then shaped, breaded, fried in deep fat and drained.
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