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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1903
Page
12
County residents exchange visits and business notes across Malvern Glenwood and surrounding townships. Local officials discuss highway crossings near the J.R. track, while J. F. Martin of Hastings surveys land deals. Community events include a missionary convention, a barn raising, and social visits from numerous neighbors, with notable movements and repairs shaping the town.
Jos Parker and J R Mignes shipped stock from Carson on business. M S Sturgeon left for a month or six weeks in Nebraska. W J Stout moved into town and stored belongings in the Herald building. Rollings Coppock left for Cleveland for a Boston & Seattle Mining Co board meeting. he is assistant secretary. Mrs Gertrude E Fenner of Marion Ind cured of pneumonia by One Minute Cough Cure. Royce of Malvern and Blanche Stevens visited. Tern Anderson traveled to Warragut. John Mumpher moved to a farm near Sidney. Geraldine Woodrutt visited Glenwood. Richard Clark of Omaha visited Tabor. Hamlin Laird to Colorado for months. Mrs White called to Raymond S D for ill sister. Will Donner left Lyman’s barber shop for the West. Capt Fowler plans move to Council Bluffs. Mattie Garrison returned to Emerson after teaching at Forest Grove. Amy Sheldon returned from Wesping Water Neb. Ronnie Lundeen attended State Oratorical Contest at Oskaloosa. reports fine time. Measles affect adults. schools thinned. Clara Hardy marries Evert Hays of Conway Ind at home March 4. they will move to Conway. Mrs Watkins of Pleasant City testifies Pneumonia cured by King’s New Discovery, praised for coughs and lung diseases. trial bottles free.
Joe Wesrin conducts business at the county seat while Mrs J F Martin visits relatives at Emerson. A school election is planned for next Monday with two board members to be elected. A J Wearin and Si cama visit from the Bluffs to oversee farm matters. G R Cook and John Clover load cars to move to Nebraska. Mrs L Greenwalt leaves for Stillwater to visit her father. Joseph Hathaway and daughter Ola Lake head to Plain Kansas. Chas Purcell returns downtown after illness. Infants ill at W Pace’s home face poor prospects. James Clark moves to the farm south of town, Reynolds’ former place. Ernie Van Arsdall relocates his barber shop to the old Post Office building. W E Van Ausdale and Fred Priest depart Monday on a westward trip via Washington and California for about a month. Hastings editor notes the Indi can party at the K hall was a fine event with a lively Forty-Two game and characteristic cheers.
Graham, Mrs. H. Baxter, Mel. N. W. Colling and Mrs. W. R. Whitnall acted as committees on entertainment. The prize winners were Miss Jeannette McDoseugh and Master W. C. Whitnall.
Hillsdale notes report community visits and arrivals including James Sawyer Hillsdale, Rev Wimmer’s revival plans, and Julius Kiersh moving in to start an implement business with J Hopp. Several families relocate as Sharp, Evans, and Leonard Wilkison move, while illness and school term changes punctuate the week.
In a small Virginia town a mother from Melfa Station recalls her infant’s dreadful cold in January 1902. After a neighbor’s remark, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy was given and the baby recovered swiftly. She thanks the manufacturers and urges readers to try the remedy, noting it is sold by Wilson the druggist.
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