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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1913
Page
3
A misspelled and fragmentary Glenwood and Malvern report covers visits, local travel, and minor incidents. Notable items include a Glenwood basketball loss to Corning, a severe automobile accident near Glenwood injuring a man, and community updates on residents, court matters, and local officials.
Ruth Gates and her concert company present the third great number of the course at the opera house Friday evening December 26. Season ticket holders may reserve seats without extra charge. Also noted is a Tuesday recital by Mrs. Humphrey who hosted music pupils and parents at her home on December 16 with Miss Minnie Kasen assisting.
Tomorrow night the armory hosts a two game basketball double header. Glenwood High School versus Glenwood Business College and CW Los All Stars headline the program. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for neighbors and friends' kindness after the death of our mother. Special thanks to M. Way A. Today of Glenwood for flowers and offerings.
Uncalled letters remain for the week ending the 13th. Names include Mrs. Bertha Hudgens and Mrs. Al J. Thompson with multiple letters listed. others shown are I. Ww. wills Caveman Tipton and Caveman 5 Tinsmore.
Episcipal and Baptist congregations schedule morning and evening Christmas observances with carols and a Christmas message. A revival meeting is planned for the first Sunday after the new year, as families are urged to attend and bring friends.
Local ads offer eggs for the Glenwood creamery, produce delivery, stray dog alert, farm for sale, and wood for sale near Glenwood. Also notices for a Christmas program at Maple Grove School, a Saturday band concert at Balfour hall, and a thanks note from the family of a deceased husband and father.
The Philathean class of the Congregational Sunday school will hold a bazaar and market on Saturday Dec. 20 in the display window of the Daniel Bros. store. There will be hand made articles for Christmas gifts, home cooking for the Sunday dinner, and a few genuine Navajo rugs from the Indian reservation in New Mexico.
Des Moines Capital offers subscriptions at $2 until January 1 1915. The rate covers the remainder of this year and the Bargain Period. Submit subscriptions at the Tribune office.
Glenwood reader Wireman of Walnut Street warns of back and kidney pains and urges Doan's Kidney Pills after finding relief. The Red Cross Drug Co. sold the remedy, with Foster Milburn Co. as U S sale agents in Buffalo. Remember the name Doan's.
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