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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
1
A busy Malvern section reports social events, births, and town dealings. P McCormick markets hogs, a girl arrives for Will Randers, the Bairds move to Seattle, and J H Snow buys near Lincoln. Public notices include property sales, a Chautauqua tent forecast, and community notices from the cemetery association and local churches.
The committee on stands and privileges for July will grant concessions at the Fair Grounds on Wednesday July 1 at 9 am. If you want choice selections be on hand. Executive Committee.
Walter Woods, the Hastings schoolman, married Miss Midge Keffer of Blair Nebraska on September 27 1902. The couple plan to tour with the Clarinda professionals as the Mills County Sunday School Association outlines upcoming township conventions to be held across the county with short, lively programs and no long-winded speakers.
A daring burglary occurred at M. L. Evans in Emerson on Monday night. A couple of suspicious characters pried open a window to enter, stole a gold watch valued at $150 and some jewelry and rare coins, then escaped after a brief meal outside the house. The family slept upstairs and did not hear the entry. Authorities fear capture odds are slim. residents urge bloodhounds to aid the county.
Work began Monday on Malvern’s new high school with excavation under the contract let to L. D. Ashby of Red Oak for 14608 dollars and sixty working days to completion. The brick structure will face south, include a central hall with four large rooms, basement furnace and storage, and a modern odorless dry closet system.
Norall of Carson and Miss Thdna McClean visited relatives in Malvern and Percival this week. Elizabeth Soames hosted guests including G W Soames and family. Robert Mellor traveled from Wayne to attend family matters. Arthur Brown family planned to move to Winfield Kansas. Blanche Colfman returned from Connell Bluffs after her sister Merle’s accident. De Campbell studies electricity in Chicago. Mrs IP Belknap and children visited Creston after Malvern visits. Mr and Mrs I P LeBron visited Keokuk. Hattie Cowperthwalia arrived for a Malvern visit. Tabor College trustees met in a well attended session. Dr Gordon resigned to Aug 1. six trustees appointed to seek a new president. Hepburn and several others named as new trustees.
Advertisements highlight Gibson's chipped beef and strong extracts as well as a range of flavors. Deardorff's offers three packs of Vigor for 25 cents. Local land listings describe 240 acres north of Randolph and 40 acres near the S. D. Davis farm as good grass land. Also mentions Ben Hur flour, a local veterinarian, sorghum, and a sale of livestock and farm equipment amid business closures.
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