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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1906
Page
4
June 5 1906 records show publishers Critune F Hill and N Bradway active in Bills County at Guernwood Iowa with notices likely pertaining to local business or printing services.
Miss Jessie Cheney visits Emerson this week while J P Galbraith of Gladstone visits with old-time friends. Hastings defeats Emerson 9 to 2 in the season opener. Laura Culver announces the forthcoming marriage of Jessie B Culver to Robin Faton on June 21 at Emerson. Vine hair switches at Noonan's.
Miss Fanny Potts announces a closing entertainment at Pour Corners school Rawles township next Saturday night with free admission. Wedding bells expected as the event draws crowds. Mrs Cool Savidge, longtime local, died in Lawrence Kansas while visiting. She was mother of A T West and the remains arrived Monday for burial.
The Malvern Christian church women held a successful Saturday lawn social at HJ Baird’s, clearing 21 dollars. Other notes reference visits, travels, and small town events including teachers, guests, and local bonds.
Tickets on sale at Howe's Drug Store for a Thursday benefit show at the Glenwood Opera House. The young cast promises effort and unique acts between numbers including quartets and solos by Miss Woodruff and Miss Mabel Gibbs. Fire Department benefit aims for a full house and a worthwhile evening.
Mrs Eugene Dashner visited Mrs Chester Rist Thursday afternoon. Farmers rejoice over Sunday rain. Dr Plimpton cared for Lyons sick and gave Mrs P an airing in his auto Friday. A J Harmer enjoys visit from brothers J D of Avoca Nebraska and A of Briartown IT. Some youths toured Take Forney Sunday afternoon despite weather. Misses Florence Dean Mae Harmer visited Waubonsie hills calling on Miss Marin and W F Dean then dined with Uncle Geo Folden. They called on Mrs Hubbell and Mrs Rist on return. Office over Bower Bros Glenwood. Teams wanted 33 cents an hour. A Vanderpool tt
An old ad touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Yea as the best baby medicine for mothers to calm fussiness and aid sleep and growth. It claims to help babies eat, sleep, and grow, priced at 35 cents for tea or tab lets and a flower.
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