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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1908
Page
6
A dire accident last Friday left an Italian laborer badly bruised with a broken arm and leg while laying spikes. he is hospitalized in Creston with poor prospects for recovery. The item lists multiple local residents on travel, visits, fairs, and family gatherings across Harrison and neighboring counties, noting road trips, fairs, vacations, and social calls.
News notes from a farewell party for the Robbins family moving to Malvern this week report ample food and merriment. Charles Kelley and wife and daughter traveled to Omaha to see Buffalo Bill's western show, while Frank Higgins of Malvern checked game insurance losses in Hastings. Wilbur Gaylord and Carl Wilson also attended the Omaha show, and Mrs. M. R. Talley hosts a visit from her father, Mr. Shellhamer of Tingley, Iowa, who arrived Tuesday evening.
Local notes report a first grandson born to Mr. and Mrs. B E Whipple in Lewis. Ed Weed celebrates a baby boy arriving Aug 28. Many residents, including J M Gibson family and S Burton, visit relatives in Bloomfield, Cedar Falls, and Nebraska. Casual health tip endorses Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy sold by W D Wilson.
Silver City notes visitors, farm sales, and a busy week with family visits and funerals. Local farmer deliveries, land deals near Silver City, and moves to Colorado. Henderson reports lodge purchase, school openings, drainage work, and community plans as residents depart for new homes and ventures.
Emerson W. L. Tubbs and his son W. L. Jr. arrived Monday from Santa Ana California to visit Mills County friends. W. L. Jr., known locally as Lester, plans to attend Shattuck Military School in Faribault Minnesota. M. L. Evans and his father traveled from Okoboji Monday, while Evang the elder departed for Decorah. The group also notes a recent arrival from travel in Colorado with a postscript about 190K.
In Malvern Sunday afternoon Rev Nichols filled Mr Jacobs place with next Sunday at 2 p m the Jacobs last sermon before conference. Mrs Mary Burnham of Omaha visited G W Patrick s. A child of Mr and Mrs A R Bird was buried Wednesday last. Dr Moore of Silver City to fumigate premises Thursday. Wiley Clay went to Wayne Neb Sunday. Mrs Elzie Kerney and daughter Josie and Miss Edith Frizzell were Council Bluffs visitors Friday. Louisa Stone began school in Briggs district Monday. Jim Martin did carpenter work for B B McFall this week. Burks and Wilson of Malvern with Claude Chambers and hounds chased a coon Friday near Patrick's mill. After brief council the coon was forgiven and the posse went home.
Sealed bids will be received up to September 15 2008 for the erection of a Methodist church in Tabor Iowa Plans and specifications are available at the State Bank Tabor Bids should be sent to Rev O F Smith of Tabor Iowa The reserve the right to reject any or all bids and to accept the lowest responsible bid
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