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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1910
Page
4
The Galenwood Iowa press announces a publication scheduled for December 6 1910 with Bradway Publishers listed as the owner or promoter. The notice states an annual subscription price of $1.60 and identifies W F IL N as a contributor or official.
Emerson Birdsall shipped two cars of fat cattle to Chicago on November 26. H B Cheney surveys land near Arcadia Nebraska this week. Local events include a Thanksgiving dinner by Methodist ladies raising over 45 dollars and visits by Miss Elia Honeyman of Tabor with her mother.
Miss Pearl Burrows visited by Miss Lotus Ayers from Glenwood. Mr and Mrs D C Jackson Thanksgiving with son Dick near Glenwood. Band of 16 led by G A Spellering at Balfour praised. Mrs Eda Oaks hosted by brother Clyde Crosby in Washington DC. Bert Miller returns from Meesville Missouri, brother of the murdered Mrs Hubbell near Barnard Missouri. Geo Rew and Adolph Meyer shipped cattle to Chicago. Meyer accompanied the trip. Woodmen meeting elected officers led by Consul G J Waltrip with Clark Reeve and Clyde Rynear among officers plus three years manager HA Stevens. After caucus, no oyster supper at Waltrip's. Galloway, Wilhel m clash with auto near Counvil Bint. emergency brakes, damaged car, Charley fainted.
Summer describes Jas Merrifield now in Ulysses Neb and Geo Cross returning from his ranch near Casey with 107 head of feeders. Jesse VanBuskirk buys O L Snodgrass residence as Snodgrass plans a move to South Dakota next spring. Ife arrives from Flatings. Three Hermerson churches schedule a large revival starting January 1 with local preachers and MH Guthrie of Chicago directing singing.
Ten spring boats, good growthy fellows and three tried sows offered for sale. No pampered stud. Prices right. Bell phone I KR Hutchings, Wastinogs, Iowa.
Hastings notes include Walter Mason finding 240 pennies in a mailbox for a money order, Thanksgiving visits by George Mason family, and Mrs Isaac Meffarland hosting Mrs Sadie Goodwin. Also reported are Kirby Kirby’s five year Fort Madison sentence for robbery attempts, Parker's work accident, and Beulah Dimmitt and Lola Roney escaping a runaway buggy unharmed after a broken double tree.
Mrs Guy Boileau improves from illness AH Harbor ships a carload of chickens for Thanksgiving week MR Plumb recovers from a badly sprained ankle Mrs J B Viner convalesces after a sudden attack Mrs Jas Houser travels to Yu lina Colo due to a relative's illness The chicken pie supper and entertainment at Wesley Chapel concludes the notice
Attendance was strong for a recent event and gifts were well received. J C Goss had Mac Maynes assist in building a new chicken house north of town. Dr Craig added a microscope to his office for diagnosis. Frank Gravitt and son were involved in a runaway that caused a leg injury after a horse dashed into a fence near the Dilley place. Loyd Musselman, 15, died of paralysis. Bert Musselman’s only son. Mrs DT Musselman traveled to Omaha after Loyd’s death. J Briggs, Ralph, and Dr Gowdy consulted specialists for the boy’s catarrh in Omaha. The Chicago Male Quartet and Bell Ringers will perform Friday December 9 as the third lecture on the course.
James Duncan purchases part of C L Hale Dick Clark property south of the park. Miss Cleva Carson in Realling district northwest of Ti bor reports mumps. WL Gaston builds a large cement basement horse barn northeast of town, 76 by 56 feet with a 72 foot south cow stable extension. Water main extension south from Orange Street to the new town well near completion. Cement block well house nearly finished. water will soon supply the new weir. Tabor & Northern selling the old grain elevator near the depot for bridge and repair timber. Faith house receives light lumber. Twelve cars of stock shipped from Tabor: Dalton two cattle, Kilmartin two cattle, Alfred Williams one cattle, W G Gregory one cattle, Hallam and Bell Bros one cattle and one hog each, Lutz and Vanatta one hog and one hog.
Miss Nellie Bogers visits Multholland's during holidays. Frank Hollins departs for Newport, RB C, to serve in the US Navy as baker. McCormick Walker Deck return from Laurel Montana land trip. Boston family visit from Green River Utah. TM Aistrope hosts daughter Sarah Goodwin from Nebraska. John Dye family moves into Boehner property. W W Kearney stops in Rocky Ford before visiting Minneapolis. Mrs Fanny Angus visits Palmer Nebraska. Mrs Harrod returns to St Augustine Illinois. Mrs Stone and daughter travel to Denver for ill relative Cornell. Clarence Kearney moving near Strahan to J S Francis place. Francis buys Peaceville property. Dr J O Laird elk head from Montana on display. Post office lease moves to W S Smith building. Summers Seed House advertises by tossing flour sacks at colt show. crowd amused by “dough babies.”
Reports of blue geese, long regarded as mythical, found in large flocks in distant southern regions. The piece notes the common challenge of workers for others facing discouragement and perseverance.
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