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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1912
Page
4
The Tribune records the timetable item noting Tabom and Northern line arrival and departure from Mulvern. Faint fare shown as 44 dollars and 4.30 period. listed times include 1120 hours and other annotations.
County News lists a June set of items: a new son born to Willis Hyde. Mrs Margaret Clark’s return from Chicago. Moses and Parker advertising hogs in St Joseph market. OM Follett’s Jonathan apples crop plan. WOW lodge circle forming. Malvern defeats Henderson 7 to 1 aided by missing players. Supt Fn Green attends Lincoln superintendent school. N A Nelson starts Omaha grocery career. George Mellor leaves auto due to mud. L W Boehner hosts Harold’s 21st birthday dinner. Donner family extended visit to Oakes. Strahan team beats Malvern and Elyburn. Milton Summers Post GAA hosts birthday event. hail damage near Malvern affecting Chantry and Summers farms.
Silver City residents hosted visitors and reported illnesses and travel. Morse Burgoin Skerritt and families welcomed guests. Mrs Frank Hargitt remains ill. Ruth Reeve attended the NP Worth League convention in Blanchard. a baby boy was born to George Davis. local banking changes occurred with R E Ketman stepping in at Farmers State Bank. Community events included a Silver Creek graveyard concert and a Baptist Ladies Kensington lawn social featuring a comic dialogue.
Community news lists guests visiting from Minnesota Nebraska Arkansas and Utah plus several local trips. A box supper raised 23.80 with 26 boxes sold. multiple families and individuals travel to and from California Colorado and Iowa for visits graduations and vacations.
Mrs Julia Mershan left Monday for Glenwood after a week with her sister Mrs L McClintock and relatives. Herbert Barbour drove from Pavttic City Sunday and took his wife and two children home Monday after a visit.
In Tabor a Glenwood native Pearl Kiddoe, who taught eighth grade for two years and declined re election, will join Council Bluffs schools next year. A state inspector of weights and measures visited Labor, finding scales mostly accurate with minor buyer favorable variances, and praised local merchants for clean stores and stocks.
The June 25 1892 Tribune noted the Democratic national convention in Chicago with Cleveland nominated first ballot amid enthusiasm. It mentions dry weather hurting strawberry crops and local births and marriages including Fred Lawson's daughter born June 22 and John Norton marrying Mamie Donner in Malvern. Also reports Silver City hog prices and Mineola births.
AE Marlow transfers part of lot 3 block 28 Glenwood to Laura Kinnan. M K Whitsett transfers lots 474 and 475 Hastings to Laura A Simpson. RG White transfers lots 4 and 6 block 2 North Tabor to WG Gregory. Lon Owens transfers 221 acres in Lyons to Al Riche. Geo W Haynie transfers 120 acres in section 19 St Mary to Robt Brown. P R Patterson transfers land strip for road in Center section 25 to Mills County. M W Hubbell transfers 35 square rods in Rawles section 26 to Independent Church of Christ Walnut Grove. JW Mickelwall transfers parts of lots 29 and 30 section 12 Glenwood. E G Dennis estate to BF Clayton bill of sale elevator and machinery at Glenwood valued 25. The Tribune has the County news.
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