07 Mar 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1901
Page
1
A patchwork of items from Glenwood and Mills County reports covers church notices, weddings, school vaccination enforcement, local business chatter, real estate moves, cattle sales, and legal matters. Notable events include a quiet Glenwood wedding, a Buffalo hide sale, farm transfers around Mills County, a turf of stock trading, and a pending divorce case, with health and vaccination updates from local schools.
A parade of residents and visitors from Platteville, Malvern, Mineola, Emerson and Lyons township frequent Glenwood on Saturday and Friday. Notables include J. M. Strahan Z. R. Smith Henry Destobler J. E. Pitenberger, Chas Galbraith George Davis Fay Wright M. A. Kinne B. C. Hep ler W. B. Dimmitt A. W. Crow Gid DeBolt A J Gettler W. C. Donner F. E. Mulholland Henry Aistrope Thomas Titterington Munsinger stock dealings and Hereford carload sold for 625 per hundred.
Lee Haynie a young merchant collected a stubborn bill from a protest paying man who threatened him. He borrowed Ed Rose's bulldog for guard duty and the dog caused mischief all night chewing a hatshirt and Lee's socks, tearing a curtain, and escaping through a window to Rose's wood shed by morning.
The Hastings hotel earns praise for square meals under Mr Gee and E Tamisiea. Travellers say Tamisiea’s offers the best breakfast and dinner in the region from Council Bluffs to Creton, with ample portions and high quality larder.
Fifteen citizens of Gio Deraon vicinity implicated in a planned $3,000 Percheron purchase after being lured by R Ta Corey, a smooth-talker from Wooster Ohio. They signed a blank paper contract, learned the misrepresentation too late, and agreed to pay $2 each to settle and return the horse. Joe Williams led Henderson delegation and helped secure a swift exit from the dubious deal.
Miss Alice Wyant and Mr Henry Ais tropa were married at the bride’s Malvern home with pastor A E Slothower officiating. The reception featured a lengthy feast praised for its abundance and hospitality. Local editors Wortman and Riese were noted for enjoying the meal as part of a jovial account of Mills county nuptials.
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