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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

2

Family injuries and school board notes in Pacific Junction

An 11 year old boy Alva Aubry fractured ligaments in the left leg while another boy Vernard aged 13 dislocated his wrist in separate incidents on a Sunday. The local School Board elected new staff including Superintendent Wiseman and several grade teachers. The report also lists numerous local visits and social events with residents traveling to Omaha Plattsmouth Malvern and Riverton.

William Aubry Alva Bacon Vernard

Visitors Fill Nelson Area With Relatives And Neighbors

Numerous Omaha and nearby residents visited family and friends in Nelson Nebraska and surrounding towns. Names include Willie Boquet Anna Flynn Walter Knowles C F Anderson and family Eddie Anderson Miss Josephine Supple Norma Bruce Mary Supple and others as weekend and holiday guests. A platform dance and patriotic events mark Fourth of July preparations. local business adds Seneca Camera agency for supplies.

Josephine Supple Joseph Norvell Glenwood Mary Hume Pacific Junction M. E Herbert Hoover U. S

Local Social Notes Hourly Visits and Movements

Henderson Martin Clark painted the house of Charles Byers this week. Mr. and Mrs. John Fritcher spent last Sunday with relatives in Carson. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Duke and daughter Iva visited in Red Oak Friday. James Noonan of Emerson visited the Swaney home last Saturday. Mrs. Myrle Raymo and son visited relatives in Red Oak for several days. Mrs. Wm. Cain enjoyed a short visit from her sister Stella Braun of Omaha. Miss Lulu Strader went to Glenwood for teaching exam. Miss Nina Triplett helped at the post office during Mrs. Houser’s absence. Mrs. Dave Owens and daughters went to Red Oak last Thursday. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Templeton is seriously ill south of town. Mrs. Gertrude Houser and children went to Glenwood for a short visit. Miss Nina Triplett went to Red Oak.

S. O. Burgess Ritta Graham Mary Ryan Omaha Florence Edward Katherine Mulica Colorado Springs Pat Gleason Schuyter Neb Frank Troth B. H. Harris Prof. Moore Plattsmouth Bert Chrisinger Mike Corcoran Charles King Kelley Mercantile Company Everett Buckingham Nebraska City Mary Supple J. ©. Supple Miss Josephine Alvina Foell Dubuque Miss Foel Denver Colo Ed Decker Pearl Moon Mitchell South Dakota Martin Clark Charles Byers John Fritcher Carson E. M. Duke Iva Red Oak James Noonan Emerson Swaney Myrle Raymo Wm. Cain Stella Braun Lulu Strader Glenwood Nina Triplett Elsie Darnell Houser Dave Owens Red Cat Redman Silver City C. N. Bigelow Des Moines Mary Edmundson Will Harris Lamont Marjorie Cain R. M. Adkins Virginia Hansen Rosalie Lincoln J. W. Davis QO. L A. J. Harbor Virginia Isabelle Puryear Velia Evang Carpenter John Bryant Grant Jacob Coppock Wi. Workman Carl Young Missouri Workmans Will Richards Henderson Plattsburg, Mo

Council Bluffs To Host Southwestern Iowa Fourth Celebrations

Council Bluffs will host a July Fourth event headlined by Senator William Kenyon as orator. Plans aim to attract the largest crowd yet, with patriotism filling the day through soldiers, Red Cross nurses, Boy Scouts, and wartime music. City officials coordinate an old fashioned sporting program and citywide hosting.

Council Bluffs Iowa William §. Kenyon Red Cross Haa Fair

Henderson community notes sweep local events and visits

Local residents report visits from and to Henderson, including relatives from Silver City Red Oak and Hamburg. New marriages, births, and housing updates are noted, along with damper news of a death in Lamont and patent office notices. Community life, travel, and business updates fill the week.

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West Side Square Glenwood, Iowa Prof Wiseman Miss Shipman Miss Dean Miss Hicks Miss Roberts Miss Focht Miss Alexander Miss Coulson T. A. Anderson Meavitt Mendenhall Alveta Spidell of Malvern Horton Beam Riverton Miss Green C. FF. Davis G. V. Gaughain Omaha Trans Frank Boyle J. H. Rhoades Grenwood Geo. Jones Haxtun August Anderson Theodore Ed Anderson Stanton John Olson Grand Island Leonard Boquet Lucille DeLashmutt B. M. Sutton Emmett Purcell Bellevue Dean Paree William Johnson Muriel Roy Adams Nelson Willie Boquet Anna Flynn Dave Mynn Walter Knowles T. 4. Martin C. F. Anderson Anderson Claude Cook Creston Kent Fred Gamblin Winifred Eddie Anderson Nebraska Charles Haynie Mills County Mr. Haynie Mrs. Bellatti Haynies Central City F. W. Kelley’ Mercantile Company Uss Goodrich Main California Goodrich Tast America SHE B. FP. Goodrich CO Akron, Ohio Goodrich Tire Kenyon Oak R. W. Casebolt Watved Hmerson W. A. Phelps Ed Davis Florence Parker Dal Reitman Bernice Smith Murphy Calendar Pratt Harney Jeanette Houser Ethel Kilgore Hamburg Edna VanMeter Emma Triplett Woodbine Walter Sowers Bessie Walker Ada Gravett A. S. Paul J. C. Goss Darwyn Claude Owens Mr. Conner T. R. Stewart J. R., Brown Juanita Walker A. Wight R. L. South May Morris United State Patent Office Washington, D. C Sturges & Sturges Charles A. Carpenter Columbus Junction Rennie P. Hanson Bancroft Fredrick A. Kingham Eagle Grove John QR Reseor Fort Dodge Thomas N. Rundle Paton Life Marie Walcamp Jack Holt Eddie Polo Liberty Norton Mexico Rex Theater Hamilton’s Grocery
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