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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1907
Page
4
Mrs Plumb and Miss Dorr of the Christian Sunday school have been appointed to prepare a program. Mrs Rachel Jennings has bought the Harbor property, selling her place east of Henderson to Mr Dougherty of Clarinda.
A tale of a young man chasing wealth through a glittering lifestyle. He climbs the corporate ladder, buys a flat, hires staff, and dreams of seven figures and a life near water. The tale ends with overwork, illness, and the moral that the chicken ranch remains a future dream.
Miss Hermie Howard remains ill with rheumatism and stomach trouble. Omaha guest Miss Brennan stayed with the MW Hurlbutt family. Wyant & Grawdy purchased the Bell dray line. Lincoln visitor Mrs Winifred Donelan stayed with the Wells. Mrs Ovington entered Presbyterian hospital in Omaha for surgery. Carl West from near Louisville visits Tabor relatives. Thanksgiving guests included Mr Schenk of Malvern and Mrs Julia McCoy of Silver City at the Wyant home. The Starrs visited St Joseph, Missouri. Julius Winter left for Lovelock, Nevada after visiting Ta bor relatives. Nellie Asman hosted a birthday party for thirty. Mrs Ella Tipple returned from Omaha. John and Mrs Stang returned to Elyria, New York. Mrs Catherine Briggs and Ida Briggs of Glenwood visited east of Tabor. Mrs Chas Swanson visited Lincoln with the Daltons. Thanksgiving family reunion had all children present. J B Lewis sues BA Wyman in district court at Sidney for 150 in a runaway scare from a motor cycle. Woyd Carson, son of Charles Carson, returns home after four years abroad in the navy. Pres G N Ellis reports a six-week eastern trip for Tabor College. witnessed New York panic firsthand. Rural carrier B O Sheldon is ill with rheumatism and nurses daughter Henrietta in Lincoln. first sickness to stop his trips in four years.
Lincolnville rounds up corn husking nearing finish. Lincoln Sunday School plans Christmas exercises. Miss Estella Carter and Miss Lavinia Lincoln return from Cedar Creek Nebraska after Thanksgiving with Uncle and Aunt Mr and Mrs George Lincoln. Miss Blanche Lincoln stays for extended visit. Baby Eagles ill for a week and many residents report bad colds.
Henderson and area residents are noted in a roundup of health reports travel plans and local events. Mrs Hollingsworth and Miss Grace Goff are reported sick Ed Noe buys a new automobile and plans to be up to date Ed Noe and Fred Carter plan an overland trip to Yuma Described activities include a furnace installation at a church a trapper’s harvest and a bank employee returning to work Funeral attendance and union Christmas school plans are noted Peter Jamison’s sudden death is reported observed community happenings in Red Oak and nearby towns
Hastings notes show Bear Cook from Pender Neb and several illnesses from bad Golds. Mrs S Hutchings spent Wednesday in Emerson while Miss Reed of Omaha visits Geo Chapman, and Mrs Lizzie Chapin with daughter were in Malvern. A son was born Thanksgiving to Mr and Mrs Van Velson. a lecture second number was given Wednesday evening. John Morse builds a tenant house near Keffer’s residence. Hendersons return from Texas trip. Sandiland school house social raises $10 for improvement. Post office to move to Chapin building soon. Thos Youngs visit John near Macedonia for Thanksgiving. Chapin relatives attend aunt’s funeral from Imogene. Embroidery club meets at Miss Mamie Hicks’s, with Mrs Shoemaker and Max returning from Clarinda. John Johnson accompanies his sister home. Walter Mason contracts a five-room cottage on Miss Robbins’s lot. Miss Ellis of Sioux City and Woward Greiner of Pioneer visit at David Sandiland’s over Thanksgiving. All the news in the Tribune.
A Massachusetts fishing town tale recalls a summer boarder who asked to marry a baby he had observed in infancy. The mother consented with a puzzling promise not to reveal the betrothal. Years later the girl child grew up, and at eighteen she married the same man who had chosen her as a cradle bride.
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