Neighborhood Tidings from Lyons Township News
In Lyons township five new boys arrive at William Flinn and Jan Watts homes. A barn dance near the county line on Council Bluffs road provides entertainment. Malvern schools will open Sept 8. Lightning struck rye on Robert Jones farm. grain was destroyed. Will Asman sells dray business to Louis Snell and James Tarpenniog, effective Sept 1. Ida Oliver promoted to grammar department principal at Lamont. Stephen A. Davis, a Plattsmouth grain buyer, died between ox cars at Cedar Creek. Almira Lidd elected to Emerson School vacancy. Jessie Cheney resigns Malvern teaching post for Boone, La. Livery risks rise with strangers driving off with rigs. Lewis McDaniels faces high water damages suit. Lenox well incident drowns J. W. Reynolds's 2-year-old daughter. Hastings party tours west. tickets valid to Oct 31. East Liberty cemetery festival nets about 370. Herbert Barbour and Edith Reeves Barbour wed at Sidney. moving to Tabor. Prof Buckle resigns Tabor Academy chair to join Aberdeen schools. Fremont county Democrats nominate tickets. pledge equal rights and Kansas City platform. PACIFIC JUNCTION items note locals, visits, illnesses, and business openings. The section closes with local notices and a brief advertisement for Beecham’s German Syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Flinn
Jan. Watts
Lyons Township
Charles Green
Council Bluffs Road
Malvern Schoola
Center Township
Robert Jones
Will Asman
Tabor
Louis Snell
James Tarpeniiog
Misa Ida Oliver
Hastings
Lamont
Stephen A. Davis
Plattsmouth
Cedar ‘Creek
Almira Lidd
Emerson
Maggie Adams
Mr. Fisher
Kansas
Jessie Cheney
Malvern Achoola
Boone
Hopple
Clarinda
Lewis McDaniels
Lefora
Floada
Nebraska
iLenox
J. W. Reynolds
Prom Hastings
Weat
W. Allumbaugh
Elmer Dimmitt
Barney Reynolds
Frank Carey
Ray Grantear
Pueblo
Golo
Local Notes from Malvern and Silver City Gathered
Geo Pratt visited Malvern on Tuesday and multiple residents from Malvern and Silver City are listed on business calls, social gatherings, and family visits. Entries cover land interests in Kansas, threshing trips in Nebraska, dances, marriages, and excursion participants with railroad schedules and mail times noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Pratt
Malvern
I. J. Humphrey
Silver City
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Bert Huffaker
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Ray Coburn
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L. W. Huffaker
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Old A. m
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