Local Home Happenings and Notices From 1902
Home Happenings column lists various items including weather, social visits, property sales, business moves, and local developments. Notes mention Mrs M. Boles improving after illness, mail for week ending April 20 1902, sale of the Crose residence to J P Hendricks, Will Donner leaving Larrison barber shop for Glenwood Institution, and upcoming Indians exhibition at Malvern Base Ball Park. Alfred Hubble’s trip to Sidney with loss of money, M Cunningham building a 20x44 14 foot post barn, correction re Pete Guenther property ownership, Shire Stallion Bay Frank to stand at Hillsdale, Fred VanHorn sprained ankle, James Evans heading to work with Mark Hovey for Hall Signal Co in Chicago, Jack Theley moving from Cwliff livery to Mrs Newman’s residence, Mrs Newman preparing to spend summer in Colorado, George Masters off work due to carbuncle, Burlington time card changes affecting No 18, crops expected to respond to rain, and plans in Rawles township for a new residence for George Tstes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. White
D. Pandock
P. M
Crose
J. P. Hendricks
Will Donner
Larrison
Glenwood Institution
Malvern
Alfred Hubble
Sidney
Square
Park Hotel
M. Cunningham
J. P. Redesdorf
Pete Guenther
John Bobrahn
Phillips
Hillsdale
Bay Frank
Fred VanHorn
Chicago
Cairo
Mark Hovey
The
Hall Signal Company
Jack Theley
Cwliff
Burlington
Newspaper Man Weds in Malvern and Local Happenings
Obituary notes report the death of J. J. Wilson at 4 PM. The Southwest Town Editorial Association plans a Shenandoah meeting on May 21 with N. C. Fields on self respect in the newspaper business. Local business updates include Cottage Hotel patronage, W. D. Wilson’s new jeweler and optician arrivals, and repairs by W. L. Smith. A Mills County wedding ties Malvern to Sioux City as a new life begins for Blanche Taylor and her editor husband. Community notes cover school programs, decorations, wind damage, library purchases, and teacher resignations, with Moors county figures on school reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holdredge
Nob
M. Railway
W. L. Smith
Kansas
Harry Dull
Cash
Queensware
Glenwood
Moser
Malvern
Liberty Church
Mulholland
J. C., Naylor
Sioux’ City
Omaha
F. E. Mulholland
Blanche Taylor
Bi Bert
Wing
Sunbeam
Miss Taylor
Pickerel
Presbyterian Church
Pather
Jesus
Grant
Anna 'Goodwin
Womean's
Missionary’ Society
Arbor Day Observances Across School Slow Attendance
On Friday Arbor Day was observed with classroom programs and brief talks despite heavy bad weather. Miss Hutchings class renamed their tree The Washington Inn while Miss Young’s pupils dedicated a tree to William McKinley. Elm trees across the High School were named by grade from Washington to Gillieg-Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers That Be
Miss. Hutchings
Washington Inn
Misa Young
Wm. McKinley
Washington
Roosevelt
Queen Mills
Layfayette
Gellen Keller
Amelia’ Green
Eula -van- Vrankin
Napoleon
Gillieg-Miller
Local Social Notes Highlight Regional Visitors and Events
A stream of residents and visitors frequenting Malvern area towns is noted, with brief mentions of Mrs. J. B. Howe from Wemerson, Mrs. D. B. Reeves from Keokuk visiting her brother A. A. Cook, and others like Hon. L. T. Geming, Miss Mabel Potts, and Miss Josephine Murphy. Church notices share May activities, sermons, and a Baptist social event, plus an obituary for Mrs. Eliza Jane Slot detailing her eighty-four years and family ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitield
Omaha
L. T. Geming
Weindeday
J. BH. Howe
Wmerson
D. B. Reeves
Keokuk
A. A. Cook
B. Califf
Villisca
Ed Wilson
Malvern
Local Malvern Advertisements Include Cattle and Eggs for Sale
Wells and Guonthot Bros announce availability of Hereford calves and horses in Malvern area. Listings show cattle for sale, eggs for setting, farm products, pruning services, photo studio, and warnings against trespass. Also notes on bulk hay, turkeys, stove wood, and various tools and goods for rural households.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boles
George. Masters
Peaceville
Job
G.D. Hearn
Hawkins & Mulholland’s
Emerson
Hdna
Bruen
Lula’ McClain
Cora Durbin
Eva Salmons
Allie Sherman
Minnie Roads
Tas
Bond
Fred. Durbin
W. McNulty
P. M. Gadyell
Cadwalls
Pat Kilmartin
Attis Son
Joe
Kilmartin
Mr. K
Ing
A. J. Kronsbein
Roy
Foxworthy ‘School
the Henies
Jane Piggot Taine
Hugh Summera
Ruth Brooke
Mise Essie Cox
Mamie Brandt
Wrights
Byers
Alva Wright
Benton
Clara
Bradway
Mills School
Carle Warner
Deer Greek Township
St. Mary’s Township
Rose Robison
Eureka
Folsom
Dora Weaver
Eureka No. 2
Taylor County
New Market
Miss Weaver
Millis County
Josie Marrin
Walnout Grove
Grace Brown
Warner, School
Ella Hymen
Four Corners
Brillhart
Pleasant Valley
Walnut Grove
Carrie Anthony
Warner
Grace Nims
Lola Richard
Pleasant Vailey
Bertha Robinson
A. M. Andrews
Coggan
John Parker
Silver City
T. Smith
Hastings
Fred Tubbs
Mabel Potts
O. Hunter
Anderson Township
Harry Wilsons
F. D. Kilpatrick
White Cloud
Township
Josephine Murphy
Plattsmouth
J.P. Retelsdorf
Albert Rice
Beatrice, Nob
Mesdames
B. Look
J. W. Bartly
HT. Richmond
Portland
Oregon
Harlan Travis
Eunice
Janice
Louw McDill
Little Gun
Paul
Wood Lake
Neb
Mills County
Louis
News of the Churches
H R
Waldo
Shim
Baptist Church
M. Bacharoe
W.F. M
M. B
Mra
A. B. Wilson
Eliza Jane Slot
Wil. Watson
Corky
Steibenvile
Jefferson County
Newark
Ohio
Thompson Sloat
Pekin
Curie Spore
Decatur
Aho
Methodist Church
Christ
Wall
Tucker
Venice
Gustave
G. Seeger
Gusta Hugo Wis
Alfred
Evans
Ethel Vans
Omala
Wells
Guonthot Bros
Bishnel and Wortz
T. M. Aistroom
Lam
W. W. Harris
Ant * J. Maelvern
Idwa
St. Louis Font
Harry Mont
Tittle Prank
Arry, Hawley
Broks
Fd. Sussters
Hothleas Durham
Rowinson
Town
C. E. Saurwin
Kimerson
Lowe
McMuahill
Mills Co
Tabor
Wid
Watson
Malvern End
Silver Creek
James ‘Churchill
Bron
C.m. Fomnen
Andy So Berkeimer
Putnam
Monras’ ‘Drug Co
Unionville,Mo
Gibson
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