Local Happenings in Emerson Area This Week
Emerson notes show residents and visitors in town on Monday and Sunday, with numerous Omaha trips. Highlights include Le Brill and Quaintonce in town, purchases by Wm Kneeland and George Free, and social visits by Mrs. J M Ware, Miss Pearl Puryear, and Ruth Brooks. Also reported are hog shipments, corn sales, land deals, and civic notes as residents attend events, business, and church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GC. le Brill
Mmerson
B. Quaintonce
Omaha
G. Bingaman
C. B. Christy
Fred Davis
Council Bluffs
T. ©. Lake
Cora
de. Thos
Gidley
Wm Kneeland
Chicago
Lie
Willie Merghew
Randolph
Jesale
J. M. Ware
Balla
Silverity
Web Mains
Wm McCoy
Silver City
G. W. Wyant
M. T. Davis
H. Adams
Henderson
Pearl Puryear
Emerson
Keystone
Ruth Brooks
Dorothy Fimel
Wayne
Neb
Nickola
Willisea
Frank Harris
F. W. Williams
Moses
South Amaha
Fred Supple
Ure
Burlington
George Free
K. L. Donner
Paul and Andrews Arms
Gushela
Sherman Jones
Fons
Eva
Borrus
Marion Ave
Sandia
Burrusss
H. S. Nims
Stephen Woodrow
Yast
Bedford
H. Woodrow
Woodrow
Malvern High School 1908 Commencement Highlights
Fourteen graduates celebrated commencement week with a baccalaureate at the Baptist church and an opera house program. Miss Louise Stone gave the salutatory, Miss Havel Rumsey offered the class history, and Carleton Cook spoke on public opinion. Performances featured the Girls Glee Club, Hazel Thompson, Maude Johnson, Leona Bell, and Roy Donner with various orations on character, liberty, integrity, and future aims. Local residents attended events, while Mrs. M. Conrad’s passing was announced and noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Baptist Church
A. E. Kiser
Presbyterian Church
Opera House
Guyer
W. W. Bollinger
The
Methodist Church
Louise Stone
Havel Rumsey
Ford Wearin
Tix
Burton
Mitchell
Jacob Riis
Jane Adams
Voices of the Woods
Girls Glee Club
Bertha Bushnell
Hazel Thompson
Joy Parker
Maude Johnson
Miss Johnson
Misa Inez Bell
Boys Glen Club
Harry Wilson
Veloa Johnson
Leona Bell
Kenneth Cook
Tiare
Mixie Cunningham
Mixia
Girle’ Gles
Roy Donner
Donner
Misa Ruth’ Bingaman
Chautauqua Season Tickets Deadline and Commencement Summary
June 13 is the final day to purchase Chautauqua season tickets at 1.50. The closing program featured a performance titled Our Country's Noble Men, praising influences shaping nobility and honoring teachers. Tonight a commencement address by Dr. Benjamin Andrews, Chancellor of the Nebraska State University, will precede diploma awards and the Alumni Association banquet at the High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera
Dre
Benjamin Andrews
Nebraska State University
Hubert Chambers Weds Corrinne Bartel at Silver City Home
Mr. Hubert Chambers and Miss Corrinne Bartel were married yesterday at the bride’s sister Mrs. Robert McKenzie home north of Silver City. A reception was tendered this afternoon at the N. M. Chambers residence outside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyy
Hubert Chambers
Corrinne Bartel
Robert McKenzie
Silver City
N. M. Chambers Homeress
Ot Town
Reverend William Tipton Death in Pueblo Train Incident
A notice announces the accidental death of Rev. William Tipton formerly of this county in Pueblo Colorado. The report is brief, stating he was killed by a train at that place. He is remembered by older residents. further details will be provided later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Tipton
Pueblo
Colo
Mr. Tipton
Joe Wearin Hurt After Barnyard Accident
Joe Wearin was seriously injured at his Hastings area home while helping to free a colt tangled in a barb wire fence. A loose horse struck him in the right side, breaking a rib in two places. Dr. Whitnall treated him and he is expected to recover but will be confined for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Wearin
Hastings
M. T. Davis Injured in Council Bluffs Accident
M T Davis, a leading farmer from lower White Cloud, was badly bruised and sprained when a street car collision occurred as he moved behind a car in Council Bluffs. He was treated at Edmondson hospital and expected to return home soon after a rapid improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Davis
White Cloud
Council Bluffs
Edmondson Hospital
Thomas J Harbour Dies After Illness in Malvern
Obituary of Thomas Jackson Harbour born October 1 1844 in Gullia county Ohio. He married Mia Coffman December 4 1869 and had ten children, then married Sarah Miller October 14 1963 with two more, now survived by his wife two daughters and five sons. He moved from Ohio to Iowa then Mills County and served in the Civil War. Funeral held at Baptist church conducted by Rev J Wilkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Thomas
Randolph
S. M. Criswell
Strahan
A. BE. Kiser
Yorketown
Corning
Mills County
Frank Moessner
Fort Collins
Colo
Hastings
B. Grouse
Sawyer
Lincoln
Nebr
Myron Sawyer
Sioux City
Clark Hitson
R. S. Vestal
Vestal
T. J. Harbour
Malvern
Baptist Church
Thomas Jackson Harbour
Gullia County
Ohio
Mias M. Ki. Coffman
Sarah J. Miller
Iowa
4Th Regiment of
Virginia Volunteers
Dolan, Tuiford
Denver
Fred Lewis
Decantur
Nebraska
James
Macedonia
Henderson
John
Westport
South Dakota
Will
Doctor D M Kline Opens Practice in Malvern
Dr. D M Kline, graduate of the American School of Osteopathy at Kirkaville Mo, with seven years of successful experience in treating acute and chronic diseases, obstetrics and minor surgery, announces his relocation to Malvern where he expects to make his permanent home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American School of Osteopathy
Kirkaville
Malvern
Methodist Church Sets Attendance Goal and Bishop Election
The church urges prompt Sabbath school at 8 a.m and aims to raise attendance to 160. Preaching at 11 80 a.m and evening Union Evangelistic services at the Presbyterian church. Iowa Methodists celebrate the election of Town man Dr. Lewis as Fifth Bishop, with Wight expected to be elected at the General Conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Presbyterian Church
Iowa
Lewis
Morning Side College
Wight
Advertised Mail Letters Remaining in Malvern Post Office
Advertised mail for week ending May 26 1908 lists WIL Vanscoy Geo and Weldin as remaining in the Malvern postal office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Lews
Wil Vanscoy
Geo, Weldin
Malvern Classifieds Offerings And Notices
Local ads list farm purchase wanted, livestock sales, seeds and plants, roofing, building supplies, and flour sales. Also noted are real estate brokers, cream and egg buyers, and lumber yard equipment with pricing hints and delivery services. Public notices include stock offerings and transportation schemes amid Malvern commerce.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wastberry
You and
D. A. Copson
Sidney
Lois Aston
Ethel Jones
Mrs. Eberhart
Elmer Jones
Glen Haynes
Estelle Finch
W. C. Wort
Father Quinn
Arya Burrus
C. G. Greenwood
Georgia
Lee Baldwin
Red Oak
Baldwin
L. K. Mason
Bankers Life of
Des Moines
Ira M. Needles
Hamburg
Elmer Johnson
H. H. Woodrow
L. B. Berkheimer
Mr. Woodrow
McMullen
Berkheimer
G. B. White
Malvern High School
H. A. Bridges
Ethel Yobo
H. A. Russell
W. G. Bingaman
Laura Caldwell
Prescott
G. W. Kee
Colorado
W. W. Spurling
Elmsburg
Wash
John Myers
J. W. Terry
Lefferts
Broadway
Maggie Adams Fisher
1Ehildren
J. Locke
Glen Elder
Kansas
A. Berkheimer
Fisher
M. M. Conrad
M.S. Conrad
Shenandoah
Creaton
John Suita
Mountains
Hubert. Chambers
Joe
Thomas J. Harbour
D. M. Kline
J. J. Maurath
Stove Wood
C. M. Follett
M. L. Hackett
Deardorft’s
Quinn Lumber Co
Old Clarinda
L. M. Jones
Bott
Calif
Thos. W. Gidley
M. L. Backett
Real Estate and Exchange
Laing's
Deardorff's
Deardorft's
Malvern Milling Co
Ash Grove
Tola Portland Cement
Clark
Hilton’s
Obe
Calitt
Deardoris
Morrell
White Cloud Mille
Deardori
Joase
E. L. Summers
White Cloud Mills
Thos, W.gidley
Vaneriaey
Quinn Lumber Yard
Swanson & Foster
Fred Yost
Toledo, Wabash & St.Louis
Whiteney Brothers
Bis Railroad
Toledo
Fort Wayne
Indiana
Coe
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