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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1911
Page
4
Publisher notice from Glen Woon Iowa dated June 6 referencing PHILL N T BRADWAY. N/A details indicate a local listing or legal notice from Wills County Gritane. Contains names and a date, suggesting an official announcement or registration action in the local press.
Fourteen Glenwood girls received a Latin message inviting them to the Winkler home on 6th Street Saturday June 4 at 3 o'clock. After arrival the group replaced Latin with English and enjoyed orange and white decorations. A prize for best joke or story went to Miss Llah Warren as the students toasted a lively, humorous gathering.
Mills County Chautauqua begins in Malvern on July 1 featuring Lafayette Young on Philippines with Taft, Rev R Bruce West led chorus, Dr J M Williams sermon, Father Daly lectures, Music Makers Quartet, Edward Amherst Ott lecture, moving pictures, and a Passion Play week ending with July 4 events including Hobson lectures, Malvern Band, baseball games, and further cinema.
The passage lists distinguished figures including Monroé Markley James Montgomery Frank G. Smith Win Rainey Bennett Alexander Corkey and reader Mary Agnes Doyle along with Chas Taggart Smith Damron the Potter Craftsman the Sterling Jubilee Singers and on the final two days the Anita Singing Orchestra.
W H Coulter's Railroad Shows brings the Wm O'Brien Troupe of acro bats to Glenwood on Wednesday June 7. The five member group just returned from Australia and features Naomi the Juman Cannon Ball fired from a sixteen inch brass cannon. The act promises sensational stunts among other attractions on the bill.
Emerson residents convene for Decoration Day events as M L Evans visit from Lake Okoboji and Mrs Sam Jones and son Charles stay with the Galbraiths. Families and relatives travel west for commencements at Parsons College and Carlton College while Miss Mabel Sandiland and Grace McClain pursue studies. Grandmother Grandma Glandon, aged 93, dies at her son’s home near Climax after a long life spanning Virginia Tennessee and Iowa. Funeral services led by Rev Walter A Morgan at Emerson Methodist Church.
Mr and Mrs Jas Duncan returned from Plainview Texas. Miss Georgia Moon studies nursing in Lincoln Nebraska. Mrs D C Hames and son from David City visit Tabor relatives. Vern Gaston loses a mare to colic. Lizzie Forrister returns from Oklahoma with niece Ethel Williams. Werman Gay travel from Omaha seeking care for ill daughter Pauline. Hickok of Columbus visits cousins in Tabor. Alice Rhode and Gerald Duncan with Eula Snow and Ning Tipple head to Sheridan Wyoming for summer housing. Commercial club to celebrate the Fourth of July with music and sports. Dr EW Pittman sells dental practice to Dr Fred Henderson. Pittman to relocate West. Tabor ball players in demand. Youghy Johnson shines for Shenandoah in Mink League win over Falls City. Ben Hall helps Lenox beat Conway 7-5. Vaughn pitched a 2-1 win for Shenandoah in Clarinda.
Doad will join the Shenandoal team week after next for the season. Miss Ella Honeyman gave an excellent voice recital before a large college audience in the auditorium. MW Gaylord sustained a facial injury from a horse kick at the Tom Aitken farm on Friday. Dr Tweedy provided surgical care. Randolph Chapter members aided in organizing the Western Star lodge. A petition filed in Sidney lists Mrs Josephine Sheuerman of Des Moines suing the estate of Henry R Grape for about 50000. Mrs H R Grape, Henry Grape’s widow, died in 1877 and admin was held by Henry Grape.
Mr and Mrs Shoemaker celebrate Decoration Day in Clarinda and Bert Scott welcomed a 7 pound son on May 28. Mrs Christie leaves for Cicaniatti for an extended visit. Mayor Hutchings fined Win Stock for intoxication. Mrs Alver Clark hosts a visit from Miss Judd of St Louis. About a dozen tramps were fired from a freight train Saturday morning. Creston men work on a new steel water tank here. Mrs L. K Mason and daughter left for Nebraska to visit Ruth Lewis. Albert Crawford and Ernest Binkley paint Debby Judah's house south of Hastings. Max Leu's new residence northwest of Hastings is nearing completion. Painters are priming the exterior. Mrs W F E Dimmitt leaves for Ottumwa and Waterloo then Chicago for millinery studies. Gertrude Breslin Hunt spoke on socialism in the 9th district supporting Aldea O Mudge of Council Bluffs. Mr and Mrs Charles Purcell plan an extended outing near Moffat, Colorado. Ivan Durbin and Charles Smith ship cattle and hogs to Chicago. Ralph Robbins ships cattle. J B Pickel builds a new horse and hay barn with garage. Dallas Culver visits corn, has over 25 acres cultivated. Culver family mourns the loss of their dog Don who was struck by a car. Manual Starr accuses Al Starr before Mayor Hutchings. Clyde Genung assists. trial to be at Lotsvlock but settled. Tribune emphasizes peat printing.
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