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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1906
Page
4
Short local notice records the Bradway Herald financial matter in Greenwood Iowa dated December 1906. The item notes an annual amount of 1.50 dollars and cites Bill N. T. Bradway as connected to the publication.
Henderson notes list illnesses visits and social events including Miss Maud Parker among the sick, weddings discussed at a store, Thanksgiving programs in schools, and a Parkman Wyoming wedding. It reports cattle prices, church and civic events, a new 6 ton Myster safe shipment, and a bank robbery alert involving milliner Clara Davis.
Community notices detail the Snyder family dinner in Malvern at Mrs W D Evans, John Madden and Lizzie heading to Ontario for winter, Mrs Andres visiting South Omaha for Torrey Alexander meetings, CM Rice family dinner in Glenwood at Mr and Mrs A Ring, John 2 Stuhr expecting family from Cincinnati, Prof and Mrs B Tipple visiting Vabor Thursday, James Long on extended visit to Kansas and Oklahoma, Methodist ladies earning over 80 at a bazaar and dinner, Fred Laird returning to Havelock after Thanksgiving with his parents, plus wedding announcements for Jay Vanatta and Delia Anderson planned December 5 at the groom’s home.
Public schools welcomed around five hundred visitors for Thanksgiving programing on Wednesday afternoon. Ralph Willums’ friends gathered at Mrs Lizzie Forrester’s Thursday for a 6 o’clock dinner. Mrs Anna Goodwin travels to Des Moines where son Frank runs a business. daughter Mary plans Drake University after term ends. Ernestine Van Vranken dies in Milton Ore on Nov 25 from a malignant lung growth. she had taught school for several years and the Van Vranken family were former Tabor residents.
Emerson and Red Oak residents were seen visiting in Council Bluffs Red Oak and Glenwood with several travel plans noted. A new baby arrived at Charles Hall's east site. Mr and Mrs Dick Steiner welcomed a son born Nov 23. Mrs Dave Mills, 52, died near Emerson from diabetes and carbuncles, survived by husband and many children.
Pacific Junction notes $2 remaining after expenses from Thanksgiving events. State Manager Geiger of Cedar Rapids announces a public meeting Tuesday night. Woodmen Circle installs officers for the year including Guardian Mrs Peter Olson and several other named members. Conductor W W McMahon transfers to Lincoln division of the B and M to headquarter there.
West Oak reports John Allbee sold fat hogs Monday at 3.60 per hundred. Mrs Wixrecklow’s mother left for South Dakota Sunday. Chas and Mrs Dick of Glenwood visited to hear Rev Briggs. Preaching continues at the Friends church with good attendance. Mrs Harry Duval and son Leonard, with a Hastings visitor, stayed at Marion White’s. Mr and Mrs Tip Kates welcome a new daughter.
Household guests and family gatherings are noted with Mrs Joe Kates caring for an elderly mother and child. Earl Goodrich and his mother, John Rist, Thos Doran pair, Blanch Wallace from Glenwood, Chas Hammer of near Silver City visiting John Allbes, Frank Pitzer from Council Bluffs, Shanks and Noble families, Wm Krecklow, and Galdie Allbee were among those who attended Friends church or visited relatives Sunday and Tuesday. Georgia Curtis and a friend joined the Sunday church crowd.
Hastings reports a busy season with a dancing club party, visits from Ames, Glenwood, Tingley and Omaha, and Thanksgiving gatherings. Shucking corn: Al Starr weighed 2348 bushels in 23 days. Potatoes scarce. Parcell’s carload from Minnesota at 75 cents a bushel. City marshal post vacant. Elmer Dimmitt resigns. Ed Winchell returns from South Dakota with family. Pythian Sisters lodge meeting followed by hospitality from Mrs Baxter and Miss Kuntz.
Extensive stock consignments flow from Silver City with over 20 cars of cattle and hogs shipped in the last ten days. FD Francis and family moved to a new home near Wellington, Colorado. New residents arrive for Herman Miller and Chas Reynolds. W B Oaks at Woodbine on business matters. William Hettinger and daughter shopped in Glenwood. Fred Meyers, former local, died by suicide at Lawton Iowa on Nov 22. funeral attended by Adolph Meyers and Henry Heitmann. Silver City Masonite lodge appoints officers: J G McCue Master, G A Spellering Senior Warden, J Taylor Junior Warden, E A Stevens Secretary, W B Oaks Treasurer.
A vintage reading notice urges readers to use the Tribune to share lost or found items, surplus goods, livestock, seed, or products. It emphasizes low cost and wide reach, suggesting the paper helps move items and alert the community.
Wentworth notices a veiled young woman Annette Blain Antoinette Blair on a Boston express and suspects a witness in the Brent murder trial. He plots to aid her fleeing from an arranged marriage while concealing danger as officials weigh subpoenas and police action. a train stop offers a chance to flee toward Albany where an aunt awaits. The city editor receives progress telegrams about the case and a note that Collins faces a scandal.
In Yonath's Companion readers discuss Maria a well meaning ready helper who has influenced many people. Relatives remark on her helpful spirit and her penchant for arranging tickets for unwanted events while quietly dismissing critical feedback about her appearance and actions.
In Mineola a Saturday night dance drew locals while the local Lutheran parochial school opened Monday under Rev EA Kurtz with about a dozen pupils. The six week old Deitehler infant died November 23 and was buried the next Sunday with Lev Kurtz officiating. Rev Heinemund promotes the Lutheran home for old people and orphans in Muscatine, receiving liberal gifts locally. George Sleezer buys and moves into the former George Holmes barber shop. Rev Kurtz visits with his mother.
Friends of the Tribune may designate to their attorneys or the officer in charge that publication of legal notices in Mills county district or probate court matters should be made in the Tribune. This includes estates settlements and wills as applicable.
Arrives timetable fragment shows times for Malvarn Pabor and Tlipm with listed hours 445pm 1120am 630pm 1205m and 990pm, uncertain destinations. Names and places are partially readable with inconsistent formatting.
Schmol ler Mueller Piano Co manufacturers established 1859 offer holiday piano and organ specials. Pay a small deposit to hold for Christmas delivery. discount up to 3100 from regular prices and payment terms. Catalogues available. dealers claim factory direct savings and savings from middleman profits.
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