Malvern Notes: Local Moves and Social Ties
Mr and Mrs Fred Stone traveled to Omaha with their baby for specialist care. A son was born. Axell Borg Dee and Mr Borg, blacksmith, aided by Alfred Ball. Mrs George F Davis visited with her sister Miss Green at Council Bluffs. J C Slothower and wife returned from two weeks in Ashland, York, and Geneva. Chase Timmons and Mayo Bass visited Mills County friends. TB Guyer plans to move toward Henderson on Robert Pierson's farm next year. Frank Goodwin left for Kimball after real estate work. CG TM M Follett and family visited Omaha while Follett checked the market. Harry Wearin ill with dropsy. Merrill Johnson moved 2,300 sheep from Omaha. Will Thomas building a residence southwest of town. Edwin Chamberlin trades 164 acre farm for 247 acre Byers farm near Tabor, total about 54,000. Joe Abbott opened a lunch room in the old Dr Campbell building. Chas Kline from Newkirk, Oklahoma, now working out of Kansas City. Local bazaar and chicken pie supper at Malvern ME church draws big crowd despite rain, about 200 served and receipts around 180 to 100. Maynes and Birdsall purchase J H Nelleo’s livery. take over Monday with Birdsall in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stone
Omaha
Axell Borg
Borg
Alfred Ball
George F Davis
Miss Green
Council Bluffs
J C Slothower
Wifs
Ashland
York
Geneva
Neb
TB Guyer
Henderson
Robert Pierson
Frank Goodwin
Kimball
M Follett
Follett
Harry Wearin
Silver City
Merrill Johnson
Will Thomas
Edwin Chamberlin
E A Brackney
Tabor
Melissa Byers
Byers
Joe Abbott
Dr Campbell
Chas Kline
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Malvern ME
Resolved regard for Knight O M Kutcher
Glenwood Lodge No 43 Knights of Pythias pays tribute to Sir Knight O M Kutcher who has been reassigned to a higher domain. The resolutions honor his lifelong service for right and humanity and extend condolence to his widow. The text expresses faith in reunion in another realm and asks comfort for the surviving Knights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. M. Kutcher
Glenwood Lodge No
Knights of Pythias
Knight Kutcher
Murphy Show of Mills County Apples At Shenandoah
J W Murphy of Mills County exhibits apples at Shenandoah short course this week. The Senti nel praises Murphy as apple king, noting a wall of badges and medals dating back to 1887, including a St Louis world’s fair honor he values highly. He plans to auction remaining apples at week’s end.
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J. W. Murphy
Mills County
Shenandoah
The
Sentinel
Iowa
Murphy
State Horticultural Society
Emerson Chronicle Notes Local Changes and Happenings
The Emerson Chronicle reports HC Collins Drug Co will undergo front renovations with large glass plates and a double entrance. Local wedding Fred Briggs and Amanda Ila Good. Christmas cantata at Presbyterian church led by Miss Ellen Honeyman. Postmaster appointment for Miss Charlotte Graham anticipated. various residents travel, visitors from Corona, and a possible Emerson automobile association forming. Tribune offers subscriptions and local notices.
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The
Chronicle
HC Collins Drug Co
Fred Briggs
Amanda Ilagood
Red Oak
Emerson
Presbyterian Church
Ellen Honeyman
Automobile Association
John Evans
Longpipe
Neb
W A Morgan
Corning
Thos Crowell
Ec Hascall
Tommy Douglas
Judge Hotel
J P McGill
Glenwood
Roy Woods
Louise, Avis
Orpha
Harriet Birdsall
Helen Rhoads
W T Reynolds
Corona
Cal
W H Cramer
Charlotte Graham
Washington
R M Shipman
Omaha
Woman's Club
R Patrick
Ella Honeyman
Mamie Cheney
Williams
Silver City News Highlights Local Happenings
J G Flanagan handled business in Buffalo county Nebraska last week. Steve Rounds sold Jackson and Flanagan a very large stag hag weighing 710 pounds. Heman Hastings sale continued with friends presenting him a Morris chair not arriving in time for the party. Mr Hastings and daughter moved to Silver City. M E Sunday School plans a Christmas entertainment and tree at the opera house on Saturday evening December 23. Mail carrier Henry Rommel’s ride ended when a strap on the neck-yoke broke causing the horses to bolt and double-trees to dislocate. he jumped out and the horses ran. Braden restaurant fixtures were not auctioned last Saturday. Braden paid costs and now owns the goods. Six hobols registered at Miller Hotel Monday night. guests slept standing.
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the Times
J G Flanagan
Buffalo County
Neb
Steve Rounds
Jackson & Flanagan
Heman Hastings
Heman
Morris
Hastings
Silver City
M E
Opera House
Henry
Braden Restaurant
Braden
Miller Hotel
Dandlord Kurtz
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malvern
Chase Timmons
Mayo Bass
Old Mills County
C F Maynes
W J Birdsall
J H Nelleo
Maynes & Birdsall
Scientific American
Panama Canal
Tribune
the Tribune
D. C
S. M
Tones Bros
H. S. Tobacco
Star Tobacco
el Prestino
P&g
Ohio
Henry Rommel
Great Cloak and Suit Sale
Glenwood, Iowa
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