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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1915
Page
4
The Mills County Tribune lists subscription and advertising rates including annual prepaid cost of $1.50, reader rates by word and inch, booking charge if unpaid after discontinuation, and display ad charges of 10 cents per inch plus 5 cents per inch for composition for five inches and larger. Similar terms apply for ongoing readers and advance payment.
Mrs Tillie Howard Zimmer of Enid Oklahoma visited Glenwood last Friday and Saturday with cousins. She attended the June 24 1916 wedding of Ruth Reno daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis Reno longtime Glenwood residents. The bride and groom Howard DeMar of Sault Ste Marie Mich will reside with him in his home after a home wedding. Zimmer plans further travel including Des Moines and Minneapolis after a stop in Columbus Nebraska with editor Edgar Howard of the Telegram.
The Silver City Times recalls John Kruse's 84th birthday with memories from Detlef Miller about their 19th century voyage to America. Miller, starting in Fatherland wages, and Kruse borrowed $50 to sail, then paid $4.50 to the river boatman for transport to Council Bluffs. They landed at St Mary on the Big Muddy nine days after leaving St Louis.
The Baptist church social on Thursday evening lit the church yard with lanterns and tables full of merrymakers. The event showcased the Young Peoples Orchestra delivering fine music, highlighted by violin solos from Miss Bauder and Miss Josephine Burkett that prompted encores and warm applause.
Farmers in Wesley neighborhood plan forming a new branch of the Farmers Union. A meeting is scheduled for Monday evening June 28 at John Clark's home to complete organization and outline future plans.
A.G. Edwards, deputy sheriff A. S. Edwards, fueled by skill with a gun, led 37 shootists at Coin last Thursday with 130 of 150. Postmaster Fickel tied for second with Fred Weatherhead of Tabor and Chas Leithberty of Fairfax, Mo., at 129. Pros Maxell Kirby and Grass scored 136 137 and 124. Mills County Tribune subscribers.
Miss Lena Willard departs for Des Moines after fare well visit in Silver City. Families from Wheeler's Grove, Carson, Macedonia, and Council Bluffs visit, travel, and shop in Omaha. Sub-office dentistry by Dr. Perley starts in Grant. many locals attend picnics, lawn parties, and a Dutch lunch as ties of kin and friends strengthen the Henderson community.
From the Times: J. Roenfeldt Henry Wasserman and T. G. Planer of Mineola shipped six cars of textile to Chicago last Saturday selling for 9.25 to 9.40 per hundred. Elmer Deitchler returned home from four weeks at Nicholas Senn hospital Omaha and is improving slowly. Station agent R. G. Brotherton expects to move to Thompson Mo. Kruse adds a new steel frame wagon scale at the grain office. Henry Deitchler works on it. B. A. Stevens and family left for Bassett Ned. Mrs and Grace stay two to three weeks, father returns Monday night. Mrs Laura Goos celebrated a birthday Tuesday with friends visiting and lunch. A Want Ad in the Tribune is a good investment for help, a job, or to sell something.
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