22 Dec 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1892
Page
1
County correspondence details social visits and business trips among Malvern residents including Hatby Proapest Mill visitor Siday Leighty and Cleaver. It notes holidays being celebrated, sleighing, local markets blooming, and a Christmas gift push as residents travel, trade, and visit nearby towns.
A collage of local events and names: committee meetings and revival at Pleasant Hill, Christmas tree at the church next Saturday, G O Seeger on a business trip to the Bluffs, and plans to depart for Texas soon. Reports on school enrollment, marriages, and visits linger amid farm work, with weather, sleighing, and minor incidents including poultry theft and a burial in Mineola.
Fragments describe political division and a long decline of a party, note local figures like J. O. Boswell and Squire Zornes, report on a wreck, visitors in town, staffing changes, and a hospital line. The item mixes local notices with scattered almanac style anecdotes and adverts from Skillicorn and Co.
Local notes reveal Merry Obriatmins and Misa Gove visiting the Guy Hotel while a new doctor adjusts to a busy practice. Residents like Mrs L. T. Genung and Mrs H. Robbign are in Nebr eeka and Creston respectively, with various townspeople traveling or planning trips for the holidays. A few residents purchase goods, while a tragic loss is noted as Ed Hurnea mourns a child.
The notice mix lists cautions about better goods delivery to Hrick Store, heralds officers of Hustings Lodge 807, and relays a parade of local happenings. It mentions cold weather, One Minute Cough Cure, sleighing, illnesses in families, Christmas plans, a mill restarting, wood chopping, a public sale talk, a new baby, a horse loss, and political chatter about voting and fence trouble. It notes subscription tensions for Tumuxia with delinquent accounts and requests prompt payments to ease finances.
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