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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1913
Page
3
Mrs. W. B. Craven faced serious illness requiring transfer to Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for surgery. Community updates include visits, travel to Omaha and Clarinda, Christmas gatherings, church events, and the launch of evangelistic meetings by Rev. M. A. Gable in Hastings. Local residents, farms, and businesses share holiday movements and brief notes on cattle, fruit trees, and new city marshal F. D. Maddex starting duty.
Malvern hosts a chilly Tuesday night program at the Christian church with Vera Stone and students performing in oratorical, dramatic, and humorous classes. Yandle Seaton, Ruth Bohney, and others win class honors as the district meets in Osceola. News includes a new baby girl for the Durbin family, local social notes, and a basketball game where Malvern High beat Jarragut 42 to 8.
Local notes report the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs John Evans likely named John. Christmas observances filled the three churches with events in Emerson while many residents visited relatives and returned home for holidays.
Readable fragments list persons Masoh Lohg Linda Young of Macedonia and Mrs J B Talott with unclear roles. The item appears as a brief social note or notice, mentioning several individuals and a Friday return.
Henderson residents hosted and visited relatives over the holidays with trips to Griswold Elliott Green Top and Council Bluffs. Posts mention Mrs J S Carse improving, Elmer Howard’s call to Griswold, and the wedding of Mrs Bigelow’s sister in Valley Junction.
Land and children travel plans referenced with relatives visiting from Silver City Kearney and Council Bluffs. Cited activities include skating on the river and holiday visits at homes of Mrs Children Mrs Skank and J R Brown. Harold Lentz returns from Omaha for Christmas vacation with family.
H C Kochenderfer sold his meat market to Harry Alexander and George James who have taken possession. Ingraham township gains a new clerk as J Parker resigns to move to a farm near Tabor. Silver City school schedules only one week of vacation this year after scarlet fever closure. George Rew sold two cars of cattle to Chicago at 39.75 per hundred and two more from feeders at 38.65. C G Greenwood won a judgment of 5,355.40 against C M Atherton and J C Shinn for notes tied to Iowa Security Company. I D Anderson family mourns three year old Therese from scarlet fever. funeral held Sunday. Dolly Davis of Harrisburg, Pa, visited Mrs Guy Custer. Wm Hettinger netted 2700 at sale. Mrs Jacob Biebecker returns to Ohio after visit with Sherman Jones. Chris Vohs and Fred Nagel traveling to Minden Town to visit Albert Gregerech. Will Looby of Mineola directs building of new Catholic church in Randolph. William A Biebel ships seven head of purebred Hereford bulls to Wyoming. Frank Rommel and wife depart for Merriman, Neb.
A Glenwood resident testifies in favor of Dean's Kidney Pills, claiming relief from backache and fatigue after using the medicine. Mrs Nettie Woodrow of Vine Street Glenwood Iowa endorses the product, urging others to remember the name and buy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, 60 cents.
Mills County Iowa Board of Supervisors met in adjourned session with W M Bateschalmen H H Cheyney and C B Lakin present. Bills allowed include jail wood Glenwood printing livery and various county expenses. The board granted several tax cancellations and deeds and adjourned to January 1913 while deferring road establishment action.
A damaged fragment mentions coughing features and unclear health context with scattered letters and no concrete details. No names, dates, or places are readable.
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