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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1905
Page
1
Glenwood items note Miss Frances Towslee’s Portland trip and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Drennan from Emerson. Aunt locations include Council Bluffs, Keokuk, York, and Silver City. Auction notices, church events, and social calls fill this issue with names like McCluskey, Ames, Maus, and Woodfall.
Mrs Wallace Donner's health improves. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs L Berkheimer. Donald Black of Strahan visits Mrs Wing. Street fair profits praised. Mr Trego and Stella return from Colorado Nebraska trip. James Jones starts new residence. progress is good. Local firemen shine at tournament. Mrs Starbuck visits new granddaughter at Follett's. Elsie Chantry returns from state Normal. will teach next year. Carrie Wilson takes bank position. LC Stevesson and W H Salyers back from Chicago. market decent. Arva Burrus family visiting Monmouth. Lena Weller to teach at Mt Vernon. Fred Stone's family with Albert Marshall. E A Stone visits. John Parker and wife move to new cottage east of Silver City. A J Boston injured in hayload fall. EL Craig to join soldiers home in Marshalltown. Albert Baird tours south and west. Street fair canceled. Malvern fairs compensate receipts. Ethel Cunningham successful at Stevens College. to teach next year. Dr D M Swain praised for Lord Darnley portrayal in Mary Stuart at Hudson. Gunther Bros rebuilding barn site with brick and dirt. plan feed yard. Mrs W Johnson travels to Omaha with cousins Miss Swink and Mrs Dorr Moore. Nellie Carruth marries Dr J G Follett. plan Des Moines home. Follett and Gay Smith open office in Des Moines. Mrs Kishback’s mother fractures hip. house raised to street level. Malvern firemen perform well in Council Bluffs. first in novelty race, third in Amateur base race and first state race. earn $15. Telegram to Miss Browcon Visita about husband’s death in Kansas City freight yard. funeral in Malvern. Mrs Brown grieving. family news and local notices.
Mrs W Mains visits Galesburg Indiana with cousin Mrs Johnston. John Jackson returns to Wayne Nebraska after visiting home. Herman Lindt from Woodbine visits his mother and relatives. LD Buffaker of Richards Missouri visits relatives here. Mrs F Hargitt visits son Charlie near Sholes Nebraska. Mrs L W Huttaker away visiting son C W Huttaker in northern Nebraska. Editor Jv A Stevens hosts Arkansas visiting brother and wife. Greenwood and Son begin foundation for new lumber shed with rapid construction planned.
Tabor council orders permanent sidewalks to be expanded. M L Hackett recovers a horse believed stolen near Sidney and taken to a nearby farm. Tabor imposes a dog tax of one dollar per male and five dollars per female. Mrs Munsinger guardianship petition denied. judge viewed it as a family dispute and no guardian appointed. Also notices on Catarrh remedies advertise Hall’s products and include testimonials and price details.
West Oak Brasswell visited Malvern for the weekend. Mr and Mrs Joe Kates visited friends Saturday. Mrs Kemp from Henton with Mrs Godsey attended the Jones funeral last week. Thursday prayers with leader John Seitz. Rev Ferdinand Seite returned from Des Moines camp to fill Rev Carl Hildreth's pulpit Sunday. His wife and sister Anna Seita return Tuesday. Mrs Mary Randall and son visited her daughter Mrs H Hunter on Sunday. Mr Wanter sold $17 worth of strawberries from their patch. Shanks notes strong demand from Mineola Germany. Helen A Shanks visited East Liberty and attended cemetery supper. Mrs S. Warren of West Liberty improving. Mrs Miller the Glenwood nurse caring for her. Advent Sunday school picnic planned at Mrs Nist's timber Thursday. Supt Krecklow to furnish ice cream and lemonade. Marion White has fine potato patch with new potatoes. Mortgage Sisters variety. Rev Bixler to preach Saturday evening and Sunday. Tribune map of Mills county discounted to 60 cents for subscribers. Tired, worn out woman cannot sleep, Hollister's Touky Mountain Tea recommended. DeWire & Co advertise Tribune for job work.
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