Malvern Notes Of People And Events In County
Dyn T Brothers pioneer physician COUNTY Malvern notes report recovery from illness. Grant Lewis visits Walter Smith. Mrs D B McCoy returns from Council Bluffs hospital after appendicitis operation. Dukin Miller enters furniture business renting bowling alley building. C B Christy buys 304 acre Missouri farm in Monroe county at $45 per acre from ex-Editor N C Meld. Hazel Campbell hosts five course dinner with eight guests. Malvern Masons install new officers. Malvern fire dept elects officers. cup and prize money sought from Neola. Union service welcomes Rev Lew C Harris from Blue Hill, Neb. Harris, 25, begins work with 12 new members. Shakespere club meets. Merchant of Venice discussed. Chas Christy Jr piano, H T Beattie elocution. GW Wyant escapes elevator accident by hair's breadth. Yesterday’s rescue and prior foot injury reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyn 'T Brothers
Malvern
Grant Lewis
Grable
Walter Smith
D B McCoy
Benny
Council Bluffs Hospital
Dukin Miller
Retelsdorf
Christy
Missouri
Monroe County
N C
Hazel Campbell
Hast Hill
Malvern Fire Department
Wortz
CR Brothers
Frank Churchill
F S Higgins Treas
Harry Landis Lee
Neola
Churches of
Lew C Harris
Christian Church
Blue Hill
Neb
Rey Harris
Shakespere Club
C B Christy
Shakespere
Chas Christy Jr
Merchant H T Beattie
Bartlett News Notes and Local Incidents
Mrs John Spidell returned from Pacific Junction visiting Calvin Spidell and family. Andrew Troth failed a railroad shop physical in Plattsmouth. A party explored farm lands in Fort Scott Kansas and liked the country but did not buy. Sidney witnesses testified in the William Statler insanity case. he was deemed sane and released. Miss Grris Morgan, momentarily insane, fell into an eighty foot well at Hamburg sustaining severe injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Spidell
Pacific Junction
Calvin
Andrew Troth
Plattsmouth
Frank Novinger
J K
D O Potter
Fort Scott
Kansas
Sidney
William Statler
Statler
Emerson Friends Visit. Local Events And Installations Noted
Emerson residents record visitors from Grant and Chicago, a new baby at home, and sales. Local youths perform Christmas programs, Eastern Star and Masons install officers, and high school students present a varied program featuring debates, orations, and recitations.
Hastings News Highlights and Local Plans
A new baby girl graces the Lunn and Elders households. Editor Brill and wife visited Hastings friends. Construction west of town paused as engine crews return to Creston. A Hastings sister dies at Carson on December 15, leaves two sons. Albert Loving rents a lot near Baxter’s barber shop to build a dwelling. Rev W 8 Hooker of Simpson College will sermon at Strahan Hastings Wesley Chapel and Indianola events December 27 28 open to all. Burlington’s chief architect discussed planned water filtration to soften hard water and anticipated shop movements to Hastings as Burlington shops relocate here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brill
Emerson
W P Crow
Creston
Albert Loving
S B Hutchings
C H Baxter
WB Woods
W 8 Hooker
Simpson College
Indianola
Strahan
Hastings
Wesley Chapel
R E Harvey
Pacific Junction Social and Travel Roundup Forms Local News
Mrs Leroy Spellman was in Plattsmouth Monday and Mrs WJ Hewitt shopped in Omaha Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Frank Frederick visited Omaha Saturday. Richard Estes shipped two cars of cattle Tuesday night to South Omaha. Winnie Stroud returned from Lincoln for holidays. Mr and Mrs C F Davis visited Hamburg Saturday. Mrs C E Williams and Miss Mary Regester shopped in Omaha Saturday. Yard activity rose last week causing a third switch engine to be added. Edward Olsson of Red Oak visited his sister Mrs J A Jungquist. West Lincoln wreck delayed No 6 on Monday by three hours. Druggist Redman and L O Zornes advertise a masquerade ball at KP hall on Christmas night. Nye Redding sold 255 bushels of corn to a Corning shipper at 30c. D W DeLashmutt left for Denver for a couple of months. Night Yardmaster Geo Shreves laid off due to wife illness. OH Williams filling in. Postmaster Stroud will hold a public sale next Tuesday and may move to Glenwood in two months. Corn around Pacific Junction up 2 cents on feeding demand. 30c paid Tuesday. Chairman A Lewis collecting a petition to Congress for Missouri River navigability, about 50 names. Odd Fellows officers elected for six months: Noble Grand Thos Smithen, Vice Grand Nye Redding, Secretary Chas Waldron, Treasurer August Johnson. Mrs Chas Kroon injured thumb chopping ice with a knife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C E Williams
Mary Regester
Omaha
Edward Olsson
Red Oak
J A Jungquist
West Lincoln
Redman
L O Zornes
K P Hall
Nye Redding
Corning
W DeLashmutt
Denver
Geo Shreves
OH Williams
Stroud
Glenwood
Pacific Junction
A . Lewis
Congress
Missouri River
Odd Fellows
Thos Smithen
Chas Waldron
August Johnson
Chas Kroon
Local items note town news and personal moves
Mrs R Townsend moved to Marion to live with her son. CZ Sell’s fur overcoat was stolen from a wagon at Council Bluffs. C G Greenwood returned from Beatrice Neb. Rd Swarts passed exam and is now a pharmacist. Meth dist church ladies aid bazaar and oyster supper netted about 76 dollars at the opera house. Daily Huffaker visited from Richards Mo. Miss Lulu Johnson wedding attendance noted. Messiah at Tabor attended by six people. Hon John Parker plans February sale and a winter trip to Ohio/Los Angeles. Township trustees inspected Mrs Faith’s place west of town finding four hungry horses and a dirty house. Faith, jailed at Council Bluffs for bigamy, had contract with Dick Buda to raise corn at 13 cents a bushel and rented land for four dollars an acre. status of accounts unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R Townsend
Marion
CZ Sell
Council Bluffs
C G Greenwood
Beatrice
Neb
Rd Swarts
Des Moines
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Opera House
Huffaker
Richards
Lulu Johnson
Messiah
Tabor
G A Spellbring
Mary Wright
Ida Huffaker
Mark Swarts
Dr McCue
John Parker
Ohio
Los Angeles
John Flanagan
Wm Hettinger
J M Faith
Faith
Council Bluf
Dick Buda
Iaith
Buda
Local progress report on Glenwood bank and school term start
Eugene H Matthews of Letel school begins winter term. George Downs and son Elinor, Glenwood carpenters, finish the new bank. it should open early January. Reverend Kuntz traveled to Glenwood last Friday with plans for a new project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene H Matthews
Labor
Letel
Geo, Downs
Elinor
Glenwood
Rev Kuntz
Tabor Topics Roundup of Holiday News and Local Jottings
Congregation celebrates Christmas with a tree for children as about 20 attend the school. Mrs. J Schoening visited Omaha relatives, Rev HA Kuntz rejoices in a newborn daughter. Local births include a Dec 12 daughter. various visits and movements. A bazaar by the Woman's Union yields about 70 for carpet fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Schoening
Joe
Sarah
Omaha
Rev
HA Kuntz
Henderson Echo Notes Local Marriages and Farming Moves
Last week’s Echo reports Charley Parker and Miss Belle Roland were married with few details. John and Clarence Stewart returned from Old Mexico hopeful about mining interests. Rev MH Noe will pastor Nevinville Congregational Church, moving family by February’s end. A horse owned by C C Oaks suffered a broken leg. Douglas and Baxter treated it by bandaging the limb. Harry Smith’s corn field in Pottawattumia County yielded about 60 bushels per acre from 95 acres. C P Culver brought a rare fur bow from Colorado for his daughter Agnes, described as a fine piece from Ireland fox fur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Parker
Belle Roland
John
Clarence Stewart
Old Mexico
MH Noe
Congregational Church
Nevinville
Adams County
C. C. Oaks
Douglas
Baxter
Oakland
Pottawattumia
Harry Smith
Emerson
Harry Greedy
Macedonia
Colorado
C. P. Culver
Agnes
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Queen Mills
Malvern Masons
M Cunningham
W M
el. Hibbs
Jno Suits
Paddock
Trens
P Wortman
Royce
Imel
Bartlett
Grris Morgan
Hamburg
Geo Warner
Warner
Cheney
Miss Warner
Lucy Linden
Jas Linden
Shenandoah
Leonard Norton
George Culver
Edna Bruen
Chicago
Edith Evans
Knoxville
Frank
Evans
Faribault
The
Eastern Star
Masons
Minnie Jones
Sadie Birdsall
Mary E Crawford
L F McFadon
Treas
Hattie Shields
Emma McMullen
Rae Sandiland
Dottie Ranz
Mabel Eaton
Herbert Geopfarth
Louisiana Purchase
Wiles Smith
Iowa
Vesta McMullen
Vernie Adams
St Louis Exposition City
Homer Huntsman
Edna Jones
Katie Clemmer
Elmer Bass
Robert Honeyman
Maurice Culver
Mildred McFaden
Arthur Smith
Merle Tracy
Harold Cheney
Lulu Sherman
America
Nina Cross
Grace Sandiland
Shubert
Carl Lunn
Albert Campbell
W W Campbell
Carson
Burlington
Round House
Leroy Spellman
WJ Hewitt
D M’ Dunbar
Frank Frederick
Richard Estes
South Omaha
Winnie Stroud
Lincoln
C F Davis
Silver City
Mineola
Tabor Topics
Frank Gross
Pearl McKitrick Rowland
Kansas City
Bertha Hart
Conservatory
David City
Vans
Edith Davis
C. M. Rice
JM Barbour
Los Angeles Furniture & Lumber Co
Pasadena
Woman’s Union
A. H. Winkler
Jtown
Chas. M. Rice
Conservatory of Music
Tabor College
Enoch Osborn
Anderson
Schoos
A. C. Weatherhead
Lester Yates
Ross Johnson
Robert Miller
Johnson
Yates
Miller
Henderson
Carey & Fleming
Glenwood, Iowa
Stevens Rifles
Bower Bros
South Side Square
Oklahoma
California
Santa Fe
State
Pacific Coast
E. L. Palmer
Pass
Agt
S.F. Ry
Tam
Pleuss
Tutu
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