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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1907
Page
3
A Glenwood society column notes multiple Christmas and year end weddings and engagements. Frances May Goodell and Paul A. Blachley wed at Glenwood with family present. other couples include Ethel Powles and Albert Hubs, Mary Suhr and Jasper Scott, and many local unions across Malvern Tabor and nearby towns. The piece catalogs attendants, venues, and future plans.
Mrs Kate Stein of Red Oak visited with her sister Mrs John Hyans. Bertranz and bride came from Qimaha for Xoras. Nellie Smith visits Des Moines for holidays. Hernan Sehurr and Sam Powers families from Strahan and Omaha visitors. Ge o Goepfarth and family spent Christmas in Wales. Tyan Salmons returns to South Dakota after holidays. Hattie Gwathmey from Omaha for Christmas. Howard Cheney and Ned from Arcadia visit Tim Cheney. Ethel Spears visits Albia. Martin Tew to lecture at opera house Thursday. Chas Taylor and Christmas bride from Arapahoe visit. Lula Sherman former, Grace Cheney visits with Cheney family. Union meetings begin at Methodist church next Sunday led by pastors and Mrs Brown. Stock shipment from Emerson: 16 cars total. KH Bruen 5 cattle cars, Patterson 14. Red Oak visitors, Supple gathering at J C Supple home. Fred Smith sale brings $450 for mule team. Dr AR Richey opens Emerson office. Emerson Woman's Club social Friday. Assessor Garr given gold pipe from Byron. Myra Tracey home from Red Oak. Students home: Sandiland, Evans, McMahon, Cheney, etc. Fred Smith moves to Council Bluffs. Lor d F. Sturgeon renewals from White City. Mrs Judge Tubbs sick with grip. Oyster supper at Methodist church. Wil Tubbs sends Ro M Shipman large cigar. A J Coombs returns from Portland. Henry Coolidge joins wife visiting here.
Mrs A H Sherman formerly of Emerson and other residents are noted marrying and planning homes in Arapahoe Blue Springs Upland Worland Thermopolis Mineola Glenwood Henderson Macedonia Glenwood Jan 1 weddings noted with licenses issued to Isaac Thomas Goldie Utterback Fred Brunning Minnie Jankel Earl Hobson Mabel Dorr Jennie Lamar Thomas Beach and others in Nebraska Wyoming Iowa and nearby towns.
Henderson residents report weekend visits relatives and shopping trips to Council Bluffs. Local movements include Walter Paul returning from Harlan with Iris Paul for a ten day stay, and weddings anticipated northwest of Henderson. Farm sale planned northeast of town. LW Triplett to move here and take charge of a pump business. Local illnesses and accidents noted, including Walter Batten’s appendicitis and Joel Woods’s facial injuries. Church events and charitable drives highlighted. Mrs. Shank resigns as rural carrier. exams planned for Glenwood successor.
The Old County Board will meet next Thursday as the new member 5 W Creech cannot be sworn in until next Monday per Attorney General Byers ruling. The board will likely select the 108 jury list. A large inheritance tax on the estate of the late Mrs J V Hinchman of Glenwood, estimated around 10000, goes to the state treasurer.
Walter Mason of Hastings, a south route carrier, was praised by customers on Christmas and given a $20 sideboard for his service. Visitors include Carl Baxter and Newt Hatton near Randolph, and Mrs BR McDonough with Mrs Frank Choate at Glenwood. The new depot is praised though debate over its location continues.
Citizens petition for a depot on the town’s south side after a fire. W P Crow and family visited Andrew Boston’s home north of Malvern. Wolfe Whitnall returns from Iowa City for holidays. friends visit in Tabor. Mills County crews upgrade power poles for a new metallic wire to connect with Mineola. Hastings Christmas praised for sunshine and cheer. Santa shopwide. Locals skate at the river. Frank Robbins drives youth outing. Dr Thos Gidley of Sidney visits. horse dies from lockjaw. 15 stock cars on two branches. Hastings none. Elevator pays 45 cents. Jeanette McDonough and Helen Mason fall through ice at Goose Lake. Families visit Shenandoah. Postmaster Carey busy before Christmas. A Christmas program is given at the Methodist church.
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