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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1913
Page
4
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Miss Edith Anderson of Brayton is a guest at the M. Myers home for the holidays, a former college friend of Merrill Myers. J W Murphy and son C L, and Charles Binion gathered 41 rabbits near the Lincoln settlement. Miss Emma Kalina leaves for Bayles Business College in Omaha after the holidays. Russell and Agnes Myers of Tabor visit Glenwood relatives. he recently returned from South Dakota. Harry Pickens, formerly of the Iowa Telephone Co, home for holidays from Ottumwa. Mrs Frank Deerwester returns from Council Bluffs and Papilion Neb. Mr Oliver, Papilion Times foreman, is her brother. Mrs Mary King Gaston and family now in Davenport. “Tot” King remembered by the younger set. Wheeler’s orchestra to play opening night at K P opera house in Pacific Junction January 9 for “As We Saw.” Alice Lamb, National Park Seminary student, visits Washington DC. Christmas Day 1918 brings first home Christmas for mail agent George Jones in fourteen years. Homer Fickel’s postmaster appointment at Glenwood confirmed. he to take charge early year. Postmaster White and wife may tour California. Miss Blanche Wallace and Ruth Butterfield of Bethany Neb visit Glenwood. G W Hubbell home hosts Christmas party with many relatives. D J Jackson and M T Deupree families hold home reunion. forty-seven members, forty-two present. Attendees include Deupree, Jackson, Hallam, and Tipton families from Tabor and South Omaha.
In Quince Harbor a frightened Ananias Sline plans to wed Widow Rowell while fearing life at sea. The Widow pursues a lavish wedding with best man Barnabas Fish torn between ceremony and a warning voice. After a comic turn, Ananias retreats to his intended in a kitchen loft while the boatloads of cornmeal cakes await.
A compact listing shows multiple sale posts and notices: Barred rock cockerels. eggs and poultry prices from Watson's in Glenwood. Poland China pig. Short Horn bull. Chalmers auto. dry stove wood. thirty five barred rock cockerels. lost calabash pipe near West Oak. wood for sale by Lynnwood and John Seitz. gas machine gasoline from Gas Oil Co Chicago. bonds for Gowen School District. Names include Mrs Claude Deupree, W P Warren, I J Stouder, Thos W White, Frank Goodell, J F Biche, W H Evans, Lester Saar, John Seitz, and Taq F Purcell.
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