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Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1915

Page

4

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Christmas Time in Pioneer Days

Mrs Mary Hyne recounts a December 17 Rural Improvement Club program about olden Christmas in Center township. She details walnut gathering, Christmas eve shoots, simple foods baked in a fireplace dutch oven, quail pie and hominy, festive singing on the way to church, and two to three months of revival meetings beginning Christmas night.

Mary Hyne Rural Improvement Club Center Township Evelyn Miller Waubousie Immanuel

Meeting of Mills County Protective Association over horse theft

A large meeting at the Spelman school house adopted twenty four new members and reviewed efforts to capture the thief who stole W. R. Wall’s horse team on December 3. Members logged over 700 auto miles across Nebraska and Missouri, approved expenses totaling above 300 dollars, and discussed a Dues assessment.

Spelman School Mills County Protective Association W. R. Wall Barton Anderson Fred Tieschafer A. 8 Missouri Bluffs Epicurus Overland

Gopher Feet Fee and a Quiet Citizen at the Counter

A modest citizen brings four sets of gopher feet to the auditor’s office after state authorization for a dollar license. Deputy game warden Glenwood demands hunting license, warns a second offense could lead to soup made from gopher feet. Deputy Tom Murphy, Jim Swope associated with the case.

Tree Board of Supervisors Glenwood Achilles Frank Raine Tom Murphy Jim Swope John Rogers

Rare Musical Treat in Baptist Church Series

Under Baptist Young Ladies Aid the Baptist church presents the C W Best Artist Series on January 15 February 15 and March 15 1916 featuring Antonio Sala violin and cello Mignonne Meeker soprano Lois Brown pianist with Paris Berlin and Barcelona training and royal connections Tenetta Sargent Haskell reader Mrs Haskell praised for her genius by repeated appearances and reappearances.

Baptist Young Ladies Baptist Church C. W Antonio Sala Mignonne Meeker Lois Brown Alfonso Ile Barcelona Paris Miss Meeker J. Courtland Cooper Chicago Berlin Europe Germany Miss Brown Frankfort-on-Main

World famed musicians tour Glenwood with notable artists

Mrs Haskell leads a global musical tour featuring Alberto Salvi violinist and harpist. Margaret Austin violinist. Florence Hedstrum soprano. Managers Mr and Mrs Best bring concerts from Naples Paris and London training to Glenwood. Season tickets $1, children 50c, under 12 free. spectacle described as educational and worthy of support.

Haskell Alberto Salvi Venice Naples Salvi Giovanni Caramiello Paris Conservatory Margaret Austin Miss Austin Royal Academy of Music London Austin Caesar Thompson Brussels Holland Florence Hedstrum Chicago William Clare Hall Hedstrum

Marriages and notices from Glenwood and surrounding areas

Carson Hadden and Amy Elizabeth Hadden of Pacific Junction are wed in Glenwood on December 22 as Trev Stevenson officiates. W. H. Gottsche and Gladys Habbaugh announce December 2 nuptials in Moberly, Missouri with plans to reside in Hamburg. Honn and Mills unite in Emerson on December 21. The paper urges readers to send neighborhood happenings and family news.

Carson Hadden Robert R. Garson Caper Wyoming Amy Hizabeth Hadden Pacific Junction Glenwood Trev. Wi. Stevenson Casper Gottsche-Ebaugh Gladys Habbaugh Moberly Missouri W. H. Gottsche Hamburg

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W. F. Hill Earle A. Davis Owners and Publishers Wm. Slezak Iowa M. A. Bomer Jamison Nebraska Military Academy, Inc Nebraska Military Academy B. D. Hayward Lincoln, Nebraska N St Wm. F. Andrews M. Norton Andrews & Norton Malvern Mills County Tribune T. QO Enwood Tam Adminstrator Wm. L. Gearhart Hastings J. GC. Slothower L. A. Talbott Fred Durbin East Liberty T. G. Byers Glenwood, Iowa T.G. Byers
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