Pills County Trim F. HILL N. T. BRADWAY PUBLISHERS
Gilenvvood Iowa August 14 1908 publishers notice for local county edition printed under name Hill Bradway with engravings and period branding for reader circulation and archival record.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1908
Page
4
Gilenvvood Iowa August 14 1908 publishers notice for local county edition printed under name Hill Bradway with engravings and period branding for reader circulation and archival record.
A garbled listing shows rail lines with west and east bound train numbers and times, plus irregular office hours. It notes some trains do not deliver mail and provides lobby hours from early morning to evening with Sunday variations.
Frank Weatherhead oversees the Sidney electric light power house contracts while the Tabor Methodists near completion of excavation for a new church costing 4500. Roy Barnes and Loii Barbour represent Tabor college at the Glenwood chautauqua. A purse with a $10 bill was stolen from Mrs C M Rice during the Sidney chautauqua. Stella and Beulah Mackett return from a Colorado outing visiting Fort Collins. Mrs Young and daughter May plan a visit to Devil's Lake Fargo and other points in North Dakota.
Granddaughters Joanna and May Young will accompany them home to attend Tabor college this fall. Mrs J Piper entertained Rev P A Johnson and family of Grinnell and Rev and Mrs Roy Colby of Morningside Sioux City. Miss Mabel McCormick visited Sheridan Wyoming with her aunt Mrs A A Falling. Rev Howard Galt spoke at the Fre mont county Christian Endeavor Society convention at Tabor. Mr and Mrs P Rickabaugh spent time at Tyrone Minnesota on land. Mrs M L Carpenter of Vermillion Emma Moon of Yankton and Miss Minnie Todd of Potrero California arrived to visit Tabor relatives. Miss Todd will live with Mrs Harriet Todd. Mrs Clara Tipple ill. Dr B E W Pittman bought Carnes tenement and five acres incl old ice pond for $200 per acre. WR Laird shipped four carloads of fat cattle to Chicago. Mars C M Wogan and Miss Anna Ivory visiting Chicago then plan to visit Trawkeye Iowa. Marie and Myrtle Glenwood visitors. Grace Clark of Farragut visited the Barbour home. Miss Zilpah Barbour went to Sidney.
The Hastings Mission Study circle met with Mr and Mrs Fred Martin for the closing session. The group enjoyed discussions from The Challenge of the City and music with light refreshments under Rey Talley. Earlier, Mr and Mrs G Purcell hosted dinner for guests including Mrs L B Smith and daughter and Mr and Mrs J B Hicks and daughter. The Epworth League and Davenport family hosted a parsonage lawn reception with music and social time as Hastings mourns the Davenport family departure.
Miss Mildred Wilson travels Tuesday to Elk City Oklahoma from Hastings after a visit with her uncle. Mr and Mrs Anderson's baby is ill. Minnie Brandt returns for a short stay. Thomas Jensen and crew repair the new county ditch. Mr and Mrs Af A Hailey and family are mentioned.
A lively last Saturday evening at Lake Manawa drew many local residents and old friends to Mr Youngs home where a cheerful gathering ensued. Sunday saw Mr and Mrs W H W James of Logan shopping in Council Bluffs. Fredrick Peterson returns to Ft Riley and soon joins a Wyoming post. George Haynie and David Christensen shipped several fine hogs to Omaha this week.
Pearl Alexander returned Monday from Woodbine visits with relatives. Mrs GL Waltrip and Mrs J Jackson visited relatives in Silver City and Omaha. A P Reeve left for Cornell following news of his sister’s illness. EW Anderson farm near Silver City, 200 acres, sold to George Schroeder of Treynor for 24000 dollars at 115 per acre, possession March 1.
In Mills County District Court L M Lord sues Rufus Pack Jane Pack and Dwight J McCann and unknown heirs and claimants to the south half of the southeast quarter of section 33 township 71 range 43 Mills County Iowa The petition alleges Lord owner of the land seeks to quiet title and remove a cloud from a mortgage that is argued paid The case notes long possession by Lord and his grantors and asks that the 1868 Davenport mortgage be voided unless defendants appear by Sept 22 1908 at Glenwood Iowa and a default judgment be entered The notice was published August 6 1908 in Mills County Tribune.
Glenwood caller JH Crosk and many residents shuttle between Pacific Junction and nearby towns. A Battenburg centerpiece drawing winner, horse incident injuries, thefts, a wedding, and a train mishap pepper the week. Notable visitors include Des Moines and Council Bluffs residents.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention TABOR and NORTHERN sAvelwon with entities Malvorti and B00 amount. Details are sparse and unclear, but reference two groups and a monetary value. Further readable context needed for precise summary.
The column encourages placing inexpensive wants in the Tribune with broad reach, noting the paper provides Mills County news twice weekly and offers an easy, cheap way to reach potential buyers or sellers through its classifieds.
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