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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1909

Page

4

West Oak Residents Attend Omaha Corn Show and Visits

William Hunt joined a local group in line and installed a telephone. Farl Goodrich traveled to Omaha on market day with a load of seed. Harold and Rob Krecklow visited the Omaha corn show. Mail carrier WJ Bennett bought a new regulation mail wagon. Everett Goodrich from Pennsylvania winters with Rev E E Goodrich. Mrs Salem Curtis returned after four weeks visiting Cherokee Boone and Belle Plaine. John Seitz Lizzie Goodrich and Lyman Curtis attended the Omaha corn show. Fred Fairbanks and his Waterloo wife visit during holidays with Rev and Mrs Goodrich.

William Hunt Farl Goodrich Omaha Krecklow Harold Rob WJ Bennett Everett Goodrich Pennsylvania E E Goodrich Salem Curtis Cherokee Boone Belle ‘Plaine John Seitz Lizzie Goodrich Lyman Curtis Fred Fairbanks Waterloo Goodrich

Local holiday notices and home visits from Ames area

Emerson Harold Cheney of Ames is at home for vacation. Twins were born at Mr Severn’s home Tuesday. Miss Edna Jones spends the week with relatives at Wales. Twins were born to Mr and Mrs Harry Rhoades Tuesday. Miss Ella Honeyman of Tabor College is at home for the holidays. Miss Mae Crawford and Mrs C A Bvans were in Omaha Thursday and Friday. Edith Leech is visiting her sister Myrtle in Omaha this week. Mrs R M Shipman was in Omaha Wednesday returning with her daughter Dorothy for Christmas at home. Grace Sandiland of Parsons College Fairfield came for Christmas vacation. Frank Evans of Ann Arbor, Marion of Volney, and Kenneth Evans from Faribault are home for the holidays.

Harold Cheney Ames Severn Edna Jones Wales Harry Rhoades Ella Honeyman Tabor coldJage Mae Crawford C A Bvans Omaha Edith Leech Myrtle R M Shipman Dorothy Grace Sandiland Parsons ‘College Fairfield Frank Evans Ann Arbor Mich Marion Volney Kenneth Evans Faribault Minn

Mineola Social Notes and Local Updates

Mineola residents report Henry Deitchler and family back from Idaho while Herman Kruger visits from North Bend. Viola Nipp recovers from pneumonia as Ferdinand sells 80 acres to Henry. School notes mention vacation next week and a Christmas program, with a new Sperry boy joining the family of Prof A C Sperry at Mineola School.

Henry Deitchler Idaho Herman Kruger North Bend Ned Paul Viola Nipp Paul Kruger City Henry Kay Council Bluffs Gus Deitchler Ferdinand Deitchler Henry Mineola Zimmer Teddy Africa CG Sperry Mineolay School Sperry Schildren

Local Notes From Silver City And Area

Silver City news notes Carl Muffaker of Malvern spent Sunday at home. D Q Jackson sold his meat business and building to H C Koch Enderfer. Wm Burgoin headed the examining committee reporting all clear. Miss Edith Skerritt returns home for the holidays from Wesleyan University Lincoln. The Farmers State Bank underwent its first semi annual examination. RM Kexenai and a large crowd attended the Swedish play Ole Peter and the opera house Saturday night. A Christmas entertainment will be held by each Sunday School in Silver City on Friday. Ten days of holiday vacation for forty school children begins after Thursday night close of school. Hon and Mrs H H Hukeh spend Christmas with their son in Richards, Mo, with plans to visit Kirksville and Blanchard before returning. The Masons elected officers for the coming year and will install Swanburg master, Frank Pullman penter ward en, Charles Conger junior warden, G A Spellbring secretary, O H Kruse treasurer. The Modern Woodmen of America elected officers for the ensuing term: G L Waltrip vis er, W J A Reeve escorts EF

Carl Muffaker Malvern D Q Jackson H C Kochenderfer Wm Burgoin Edith ‘Skerritt Lincoln Wesleyan University New Farmers ‘State Bank RM Kexenai Ole Peter Ple Opera House Silver City Hon H H Hukeh Richards Kirksville Blanchardefore Masons Swanburg Frank Pullman Penter Charles Conger G A Spellbring O H Kruse Woodmen of America G L Waltrip Viser J A’ P Reeve

Infant Dies. Kinney’s Baby Buried. Reeve to Visit Kinney Family

KF Pullman manager for three years notes physicians Dr R A Moore and Dr J G McCue. The infant daughter of Jesse Kinney died Friday at three days old and was buried Saturday. Mrs A P Reeve plans to leave Friday for Refington Indiana to visit her father and afterward visit friends at Cornell, Illinois.

KF ‘Pullman R A Moore J G McCue Jesse “Kinney A P Reeve Refington Ind Cornell, Til

Land Purchases Surround Minneola Sparking Growth Plans

Real estate transfers reported by The Silver City Times show F H Nipp acquiring about 35 acres south of Minneola for roughly 225 dollars per acre to develop residential lots, and L W Bichel taking 105 acres east of town at 105 dollars per acre as he builds a residence nearby. Additional deeds list parcels and prices in Pacific Junction Malvern Glenwood White Cloud and Hastings including houses and lots sold for 600 to 34000 dollars with buyers such as T J Moses Noel Hutchings Kelly and others.

Silver City Times F. H. Nipp L. W. Bichel Minneola Adolph Lanz Ae Nipp Mineola C Jackson Stroud Pacific Junction J Moses Norwood Malvern A Noel J F Stroud Hillsdale Hutchings F H Priest Hastings Wm Skillicorn M M Skillicorn Glenwood ES Newton

Malvern Men Held After Council Bluffs Court

Two Malvern men, W. R. Cushman and George Berry, were held by Judge Snyder after police court testimony. Cushman appeared intoxicated and unaware of events, while Berry admitted taking Cushman’s watch to prevent theft, with Cushman’s pocketbook and watch found in Berry’s stocking. Both remain in custody pending further investigation.

Council Bluffs Nonparell Malvern Snyder W. R. Cushman George Berry Cushman Berry

Think Cook a Fakir flickers out of polar tale

Developments show Dr Frederick Cook’s claim to reach the north pole was unfounded. Danish University officials examined his report and found no original memoranda or instruments, suggesting he did not reach the pole. Doubt grew after his Brooklyn disappearance with rumors he may be in Denmark.

Frederick Cook North Pole The Pole Denmark Danish University Copenhagena America North Cook Brooklyn N. Y

Capital annual subscription offer for 1910

Des Moines readers are invited to secure the Capital for the entire year 1910 at the price of $2.00. The paper claims to publish the beat market report among Iowa dailies and notes Taga recommended by practical capital dealers.

Des Moines Iowa Ihe Eahital

Capital newspaper's claims on North Pole stories and notices

A lengthy notice describes the Capital newspaper as the sole publisher of Cook's North Pole discovery tale Lieut Peary's report Taft Des Moines speech and Iowa land drawing winners in the past year. It also details a 1909 district court action in Mills County Iowa regarding Mary Ann Taylor heirs and partition of real estate with dates and parties named, urging nonresidents to answer by February 1910.

Capital Cook North Pole Jpaper Lieut. Peary Taft Des Moines Iowa

Divorce Petition In Mills County Court Adultery Grounds

In Mills County February term 1810 Ranard Swarts sues Ella Swarts for divorce on grounds of adultery. Notice warns appearance before noon of the second day of the next term. default will be entered and judgment rendered. Dated November 23, 1909. ENUNG & GENUNG, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

District Court of the State of Town Mills County Ranard Swarts Ella Swarts Eila Swarts District Court of the State of Laws Glenwood A. D Enung & Genung

Ice and industry mark Pacific Junction week

Community notes from Pacific Junction cover Kelley & Co. selling fine candles and phonographs on easy terms, schools on vacation, visitors from Lincoln and Omaha, local workers in Larсon and Foster yards, rail line traffic via Pacific northwest, post office activity, a walking typhoid pneumonia case, holiday shipments, new local officers, and thick quality ice stored for the winter.

Kell y & Co's Wall Paper and Farm Notice

Kelley and Co advertise wall paper and corn for sale about 800 bushels at the farm in Wall Hollow north of Henton. Bart Anderson at Pacific Junction post office. W P pump work and repairs, saw filing and chair repairing by W O Little. may be found at Davis and Anderson store.

Wall Hollow Henton Bart Anderson Pacific Junction Davis & Anderson W. O. Little

Tribune Wants Readers Offer Cheap Classified Wants

The Tribune notes that readers can use the Want Readers columns to advertise wants. Each issue carries inexpensive notices where people express needs with a good chance of satisfaction.

Tribune

Sheriff Announces Iowa Real Estate Auction Judgment Sale

Mills County Iowa sheriff to sell by execution the real estate of Arthur Hickard J. 1, Case Threshing Machine Co., including Lot 17 and Lot 8 and a private road, in section 26, township 73, range 43, at the west door of Glenwood Court House on January 12, 1910, 9 to 4, high bidder cash. Theo W Ivory is plaintiff. debt $664.57 plus costs. Dated December 13, 1909.

District Court of Mills County Towa Asid Court Theo. W Ivory Arthur Hickard S. W Court House Glenwood Iowa L. G. Linvinie G. H. Estes

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