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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1908
Page
4
Malvern timetable shows arrival and departure times for Tabor and Northern services. Entries list morning and afternoon times such as 11:20 am and 6:00 pm with additional digits and figures, reflecting a period telegraph-like schedule from The Tribune.
Emerson native and Ogallala banker J W Welpton visited relatives here with friends. Miss Mamie Cheney returns from Northfield Minnesota for spring vacation. Local school board names M C Galpin principal with salary rise. J W Roath had cancerous growth removed at Red Oak hospital. Several residents attend Democratic county convention in Malvern. Mrs Ella Rankin dies near Emerson. Election day approaches with likely no contest. Nominees named for city offices. Mon Tue election note and community updates follow.
Mrs TC Maloy and children visited from Portland to stay with Mr and Mrs Joel Woods. A lecture by Sampson Brooks on the entertainment course ends next Saturday night. Mrs A Badham visited relatives at Glenwood. Harve Frink will farm in Carroll Nebraska. HF Cool sold hogs to AS Paul for over 3000 dollars, hogs numbered 202. Frank Arnold returned from Idaho. Miss Lola Morris attends Cedar Falls normal school. Cyrus Rose plans to move with his family to Murray for a new position. A reception was held March 13 at the home of Mr and Mrs John Bell.
Miss Mae Swarts had two operations at an Omaha hospital in the last two weeks. The Modern Woodmen of America county camp meets in Silver City April 1 to select delegates to the state camp. Democratic county convention attendees at Malvern last Saturday included E Landon, M E Hl He Wuffaker, Adolph Goos, O Schroeder, E Banister, and J G Flanagan. Casson Bros shipped two carloads of household goods and implements from Silver City last week. Thomas moved to Scotts Bluff County, Nebraska, while Joe and John went to Wellington, Colorado to purchase land. A boy accidentally locked a safe at Frank Pullman store. A social movement will open Friday at the opera house with music and a literary program to promote local talent. City election is next Monday with Democrats nominating Frank Pullman for Mayor, JG Flanagan and George A Plath for councilmen, John Pullman for assessor, W B Oaks for treasurer, while Republicans nominated Dr G M Agan for Mayor, JJ Maurath and T S Plumb for councilmen, O W Sawyer for assessor. Mrs J Alexander, who died March 12, was born January 16, 1885 near Kokomo, Indiana, and moved to Mills County, then Silver City. She is survived by four children, three sisters, and three brothers.
Notice directs Mills County readers to the Hotel Grace at Jackson Boulevard and Clark Street opposite the post office and federal building. It notes renovation into first class order with hot and cold water and phones in rooms and promotes proximity to theatres and wholesale shops with rates from 1 dollar. Proprietor C. C. Collins. Also advertises Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup by A. J. Howe of Glenwood as a pleasant guaranteed laxative.
A message urges hosts to send guest names to the Tribune to have arrivals noted promptly. It asks readers to call on either phone or drop a Tribune card, framing it as a special courtesy for guests and hosts.
Charles D. Rood of Ludlow Massachusetts funds four $1,000 endowments, with interest to support the worthy poor abstainers, schools, and prizes over three centennials. A vast future fund totals $317,268 and $10,193,195 projected at 3 percent by 2174. Also notes a nurse safety anecdote and Vienna visiting card revival.
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