Local Happenings and Visits Across Town
Higgins visited Red Oak Saturday. Grates was a business visitor in Ames Tuesday. Summers returned home from schoolwork in Ames Wednesday. Omaha visitors included Charles Summers and W. Bush Monday. Whitnall of Hastings was a cow. Frank Scoles left for Carson to open a gallery. Grace Churchill returned home from Lincoln. Queen Mother Circle to meet June 13. Gov White shipped cars to Delta Colorado. Several locals visited or hosted relatives and attended Gospel activities. The Missionary Ladies exchange met and sold provisions. Otis announced the birth of a grandchild. Liberty W M S planned a June 17 meeting. Wortman family visiting Kansas. Mills County Chautauqua programs printed and distributed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Higgins
Red Oak
G. Grates
Christy
Eaders
O¢An Summers
Ames
Charles Summers
W. Bushweft
Omaha
Rolf Whitnall
Hastings
Tabor
Falter Smith
Todith
Monty
Frank Scoles
Carson Monstag
Matt Conrad
Malvern
Art Rickabaugh
Gabor
H. R. Vandis
A. E. Kiser
Gertrude
Merle McClede
Maat Liberty
Bessie Fones
W. F.C. Smith
Blair
Wetsr
J. G. Smith
A.W. Kiser
Stewart Fos‘Sar
Randolph
Social and visit notes from Tabor area
The column lists residents and visitors to Tabor and surrounds. Mentions General Miss Lulu Potts visiting Atlantic. T. R. Potts and wife in Cowden Illinois. H. B. Van Kirk from Creighton Nebraska. Addie Kronabein from Litchfield Illinois. Mrs. Carpenter of Omaha visiting Miss Marie Jones. Mrs. HB EB Mulholland from Fremont. Willis Mulholland improving. Mr. White in critical condition. Miss Marie Whitmer from Council Bluffs visiting her sister Hazel. Mrs. Summers of Randolph visiting R. C. Atkinson. Hill family of Bronson Kansas visiting Rev. J. Ei Stebbins. Mrs. J. R. Scott leaving for Mt. Pleasant. social at Mast Liberty June 18 to raise funds for church basement. H. L. Summers appointed adjuster for Farmers Mutual Insurance. Ed Korns, former local publisher, visiting. Rev. and Mrs. Roy Cully burying their two-year-old son in Tabor. Sheriff Harris and Deputy McKean arrest Robert W. Hawkins for desertion from the army. Hawkins had prior service and two desertions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carpenter
Omaha
Marie Jones
EB. Mulholland
Fremont
Nebraska
Willis Mulholland
White
Puryears
Marie Whitmer
Council Bluffs
Hazel
Wm. Summers
Randolph
R. C. Atkinson
Peaceville
C. Hi
Hill
Bronson
Kansas
J. Ei. Stebbins
R. J. Bently
E. C. Higgins
Las Animas
Colorado
H. L. Summers
Pottawattamie County Farmers Mutual Insurance Company
White Cloud Township
J. R. Scott
Mt. Pleasant
Mast Liberty
S.B. Barnes
Central Office
Peter Jacobs
Silver City
M. EH
Ed Korns
Leader Forces
Oklahoma
Glenwood
Roy Cully
Morningside
Sioux City
Tabor
Cully
Tabor Baacon
Mills County Ballot Issue Bonds for Court House Plan
Official notice for Mills County Iowa voters in the 1908 special election. Measures ask to issue seventy five thousand dollars in county bonds to build a new court house on the Glenwood public square. Board of Supervisors may levy up to two mills for ten years to pay principal and interest. Auditor J B T Agan certifies copy and election date June 22, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
Mills County
Iowa
Glenwood
State of Iowa
J. B. T. Agan
Said
Among the Churches Observes Sunday Services
Children’s day will be observed next Sunday during the regular 11 a.m. service. An evangelistic service is planned for the Baptist church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Baptist Church
Sobel and Johnson Mingle in Quiet Home Wedding
Miss Mary B Sobel wed Mr Arthur J Johnson at the bride's sister's home with Rev A B Kiser officiating in a serene private ceremony. A luncheon followed and the couple will reside in Norton Kansas after July 1st as friends extend congratulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. B. Matheny
Mary B. Sobel
Arthur J. Johnson
A.B. Kiser
Presbyterian Church
Naylor Fickel Wed Abroad Bride and Groom Quiet Home Ceremony
Miss Alice H. Naylor and Mr J B Fickel wed at the bride’s brother John Naylor home south of town with Rev W W Bollinger officiating in a quiet family ceremony. The couple will reside at home after August 1 and friends extend best wishes from The Leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Naylor
Alice H. Naylor
J. B. Fickel
W. W. Boliinger
Methodist Church
Miss Naylor
T. M. Aistrope
England
Eli Pickel
Marriages Of Edith Davis and Edith Crozier In Malvern Area
Miss Edith Lyle Davis married Prank Crozier at the bride’s parents home with Rev J E Stebbins officiating. They will live in Omaha at 411 North Nineteenth Street after a wedding dinner and departure on No 3. The bride is from Malvern and a high school graduate. groom from Sidney, now in Omaha. The Leader offers best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lyle Davis
Prank
Crozier
J. E. Stebbins
The
Christian Church
Omaha
North Nineteenth Street
J. Davia
Malvern
Sidney
Ma- Welle McCoy
Harry Remington
Mra
Wm. McCoy
Silver City
Pater’ Jasoba
Geo
Waa
Liva Bell
Tybor
Ralph Bell
North
Kennard Glass and Paint Company
D. S. Schenck
Tabor Band to Play at Masonic Picnic and Local Events
The Tabor band under conductor Mr Joan Taylor earns a strong local reputation in southwest Iowa. They will supply music for the Masonic picnic on June 24 in Emerson, perform at the Malvern chautauqua for two days, and likely play for the Odd Fellows piano event in Schaben in August. Taylor has three July 4 applications for Tabor Treynor and Plattsmouth, will stay in Tabor that date, bids Malvern fair, and will play for the Tabor hall tournament on August 18 18 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Joan Taylor
Iowa
Emerson
Malvern Chautauqua
Sbraban
Taylor
Treynor
Plattsmouth
Malvern Fair
Judge Green Nixes Nishnabotna Drain Plan In Randoph Case
Judge W R Green grants the appeal of A J Facht and others, setting aside orders to establish a ditch south of Randolph to straighten the Nishnabotna. He notes most landowners oppose the ditch but their flood observations merit weight, concluding the project is not in the district’s best interest and inhibiting further steps by the board and county auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.R. Green
A. J. Facht
Nishnabotna
Randolph
Rev W O Allen Insane Man Of Highland Park Pastor
Rev W O Allen formerly pastor of the Atlantic Methodist Church and a leading town clergyman was declared insane by the county insanity commission and committed to Clarinda He had shown a hobby of devising a slow explosive method for use in mills and factories His wife feared his experiments and the case recalls a prior Cass county insanity incident. He once fled to Brattleboro to a sanitarium and his wife now cannot afford his care He gained local notoriety last summer by seeking courthouse chaplaincy to wed couples who bought licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
W. O. Allen
Highland Park
Methodist
Atlantic
Clarinda
Rey
Allen
Cass County
Sisters of the Church
Brattleboro
Omaha Live Stock Market Weekly by Clay Robinson & Go
Omaha market page prepared by Clay Robinson and Go reports weekly live stock prices and trends. Includes prices for cattle hogs and sheep with dealers listed and midweek summaries for traders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Clay, Robinson & Go
Live Stock Commission
Masonic Picnic Program At Emerson Town Event
The Masonic picnic at Emerson on June 24 features a full day schedule. Morning program includes Tabor Concert Band revival music Invocation by Rev G W Maine welcome address by John Y Stone Glenwood and responses by Dr J W Pittman Tabor with vocal by Emerson Male Quartet and Ada Crawford recitation The Master of the Upright Heart. Afternoon program has a business meeting for matrons and worshipful masters, music by the band, addresses by W E Mitchell Sidney and O J Davis Malvern, vocal solos by Ethel McIaden Glenwood and Mrs M J Williams Glenwood, and recitations by Doris McDowell Emerson Sylvia Estes Tabor Inez Bell Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
G. W. Maine
John Y. Stone
Glenwood
J. W. Pittman
Emerson
Ada Crawford
Hon
E. Mitchell
Sidney
Ethel McIaden
Amerson
Doris McDowell
Glenwood Trio
W. P. Wottman
Malvern
Silver Anniversary Services at Methodist Church in Silver City
The Methodist church in Silver City marks its 25th anniversary with a day of events on Sunday June 14 beginning at 10 am with class meeting and Love Feast led by B C Martin. A sermon by Rev I M O’Tiyng follows at 11 am, basket dinner at 2 pm and historical reflections at 2 30 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodiam
Silver City
B.C. Martin
Malvern
Llia
I.’ M. O'. Tiyng
Diagonal
Iowa
James Lima
Council Bluifg
A. W. Armstrong
Derby
Missing dog Olumsin Will offer reward near W G Alatrope farm
Brown water apauiél with leather collar last seen May 28 near W. G. Alatrope farm in Rawles township Iowa. Reward offered for return. Nearby notices advertise Ladies Exchange at Christian Church basement, hay and seed sales, farm for sale, real estate exchanges, and local goods. Community announcements include entertainment at Christian Church and various supplier ads from Malvern and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Alatrope
Rawles Township
C. W. Davies
Tabor
Iowa
Christian Church
Reward Offered for Chicken Theft Arrest by Protective Association
A $25 reward is posted for the arrest and conviction of anyone stealing chickens or any other property from any member of the Protective Association. The notice names H. H. and Woodrow Seay as organizers or signatories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Protective Assoulation
Tstt 'H. H., Woodrow, Seay
Hline Osteopath Dr D M Offers Services in Maryuern Area
Dr D M Hline, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy Kirksville Mo, with seven years in treating acute and chronic diseases and obstetrics minor surgery, opens in your midst and seeks patronage. Call day or night. office over Royce's Drug Store 41w4 Bucklen's Arnica Salve touted for sores. Royse's Drug Store delivers Bucklen's Salve claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.M
Hline
American School of Osteopathy
Kirksville
Maryuern
Calla
Royce
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G.A. Shetterly
B. Christy
Ipto
Ames “Smith
Spaulding
Nebras
Walter
Taylor Davis
Sand
Goratha
J. A&a. McCurdy
PE. A. Chandler
Essex
Chandler Wagan
Sidbert Pierson
Henderson
Vieader
Aoomas Aiswope
Gidney
T. A. Stone
Tabor Weitnesday
Verthers
Messrs
Dalton
Finchin
Clearwater
Vmc.s. A
Otis
Warren Wynn Otis
Gwynn Otis
St. Ouis
Liberty W. H. M.S
George Fort
Wortman
Mills County Chautau
Iingenes
Bia
Lulu Potts
T. R. Potts
Cowden
Ilinois
H. BE. van Kirk
Creighton
Nebr
Addie Kronabein
Litchfield
Illinois
B. T. Agan
Schell-Johnson
Davis—Crozier
Remington-McCoy
Tabor Band
Penterene
Stove Wood For Sale Co
A. Follett
W. R. Gillett
Minn
M. L. Hackett
Deardorff's
Quinn Lumber Ca
Old Clarinda
L. M. Jones
G.H. Zimmer
Hillsdale
Calif
Summers
Thos. W. Gidley
Real Estate and Exchange
Deardorff
Deardorff’s
Solomon
Ayres Farm
Imoppene
Ash Grove
Iola Portland Cement
Quinn Lumber Co
Clark Hilton
C. EB. Calif
Morrell
Flo
White Cloud Mill
White Cloud Mills
Thos, W. Gidley
Satf
Quinn Lumber Yard
Laing
Swanson & Foster
Buckien
Arnica Salve
Tom Moore
Rowe
Coghpan
Royse
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