MilLs CounTy Grin GTLL N T BRADWAY PUBLISHERS
The fragment notes publishing credits for Bradway Publishers in Mill’s County.
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1906
Page
4
The fragment notes publishing credits for Bradway Publishers in Mill’s County.
Mrs W E K Follett broke her right arm near the wrist. Jay Brody aged 17 died last week of typhoid fever at C T Bales home, grandson of Mrs W J I C Smith. Malvern National Bank moves to the Van Doren building as the old site nears readiness. Miss Nina McFarland's school at West Sunbeam White Cloud township closed May 18 with a program and social. Mrs May Whitney Paraham plans a music recital at the opera house next Tuesday, featuring her pupils in Flastings Henderson and Malvern, with Miss Marie Shanafelt of Tabor Conservatory assisting. Miss Maunie Beeson resigns from Malvern teaching to help at Beaver Crossing due to grandfather's ill health. praised for her Mills County school record.
Wm Hutchings of Maple City arrives to visit his son as General Manager Throop’s party visits town. Rail yard work continues with rock ballast and main line upgrades prompting depot platform raises. Miss Flolen Dolph learns to drive the auto and may be Mills county’s first woman motorist. Wes Young suffers misfortune from the recent fire.
A purchaser who had just bought pumps and supplies two days earlier tried to move holdings by phone when his insurance lapsed, resulting in an estimated loss of about 138 dollars.
Henderson Hayden Carter delivered hogs Tuesday. Pearl Woods returns from the country. JL Graham's family joined him Monday. Chas Dilley has a new hand from Council Bluffs, Mr Fox. Missionary Society met with Mrs Darnell Monday evening. TJ Perks of Oakland attended commencement. Mrs CS Price and daughter of Macedonia visited. Agnes Culves of Macedonia visited town. Edward Trotze of Carson spent time with cousin Stanley S Graham. Inez and Stanley Graham interviewed photographer Fred Workman in Carson Monday. A number of Tastings folks attended commencement. A carryall from Emerson arrived. Macedonia seniors, with their professor, attended commencement Thursday night. Joe Maynes was badly hurt catching horses. broke three ribs and other injuries. James Siamonds, kicked by a bale of bran, sustained a bruised cheek, neck, and swollen jaw.
The Balfour ball team fell to Silver City 11 to 9 on Wednesday after leading until the fifth inning. A wrist sprain to Chris Dunman forced a change to a new pitcher.
Glentolus the well known stallion will stand for the season at the Byers farm near the square, now owned by Dr. Plimpton. Jd. L. Ross serves as manager.
Silver City residents host and visit relatives and friends from Nebraska Iowa and Indiana. Short business trips in Atchison and Mineola mark the week while social gatherings include a large birthday party and a tin shower for a forthcoming marriage. Memorial and Decoration day services were held with community attendance.
West Oak society items record guests from Glenwood for Decoration Day exercises, crops and gardens with new potatoes and peas, and local families visiting. Mentions Mr and Mrs Van Baton, Mr and Mrs Eugene Coleman, John Rist, Miss Doran, Mrs Marion White, and others. Also notes a birth and various travel plans, plus humorous asides about writers and artists and a Welsh fusiliers nickname.
Emerson William Muchner visits Colorado this week. Frank Brewer returns to Clarinda. Myrtle and Kkthel Spears guests of Red Oak friends Saturday. Mrs Latina Culver returns from Grant. Mrs Allie Galbraith and Mrs Clara McDowell come home from Omaha. Jessie Culver returns from Elliot where she taught. Elihu Cheney and James Callen family visit Red Oak Friday. Rev Williams of Des Moines preaches missionary sermon at Baptist church Sunday. Lulu McClaire returns Monday.
New York fashions describe a little bishop dress for infants with a seam free sleeve neck join and a dainty beaded alcove. The pattern uses lawn most, laments cambric and linen, and requires two and a half yards of 36 inch material. Order No. 4768 for mail delivery after sending ten cents and full address.
Fragmentary timetable from The Tribune describes Tabok and Northern services at Malvern with partial times. Entries show morning and evening departures around 6 443, 1120 am, 699 pm, and a 1205 pm or pm reference, but data is incomplete and unclear.
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