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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1902
Page
8
Hobson addressed 6000 people at Olsrinda Chantauqua on Tuesday. Local reports note guests visiting Mincola and Farragut events, and county conventions in Mills, Montgomery, Malvern. Notable trips, crop yields, flood claims, and real estate progress color this regional update with several named towns and individuals.
Henderson community notes list residents visiting Council Bluffs and St Joseph, and a long roster of travelers including Edna Hailay at Counter Point and W. L. Craig on a western vacation. Local business trips, farm activity, injuries, and social visits are also recorded with references to the Emeralds gate at Carson and a soldiers reunion attendance.
Silver City reports include Frank Hargitt spending Sunday in Omaha and Miss Ollin Bosworth on the sick list. Charles Joseph and others are listed as callers in nearby towns such as Glenwood Malvern Council Bluffs and Omaha. Deputy Sheriff Bushnell of Malvern and Lenard Conger of Extra visit home folks with several trips noted between trains.
Miss Ida Huffaker Ada Green wood visit Malvern residents and friends across Glenwood Lincoln and Council Bluffs. The week features social invites from band members teachers institutes trips to Colorado and a runaway incident injuring M E Hoffakers party en route to work. Silver City visitors attend the Granger picnic at Lake Manawa with several local families listed.
Hastings citizens committee reports about 850 dollars spent to entertain visiting veterans and guests last week. Resolutions praise Hastings hospitality, decorations, music, order, speakers, and the role of Hastings women and local leaders in making the reunion memorable.
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