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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1910
Page
4
Back to Clarinda Constable C. A. Rommel from Silver City went to Clarinda on Friday with Mrs Henry Reshoeft who had recently returned from the institution there. Mrs Reshoeft's mental condition worsened, requiring placement to receive proper treatment again.
A morning blaze at about two o clock gutted the three room cottage of Mrs Susan Hammers in northwest Glenwood. Firefighters and bucket brigade saved nearby John Soard house. No one was home, no insurance, origin under investigation, third Glenwood fire in ten days amid dry weather. extra fire precautions urged.
Miss Ada Watts underwent a surgical operation at Edmundson hospital in Council Bluffs for removal of her tonsils. Chester Berkheimer lost a horse that died on Center street Tuesday. Miss Mattie Morrison is reelected to teach English and Latin at Gedar Valley seminary in Osage, Ta for the coming year. Mrs TM Aistrope and Mrs Lilly Miller are among adults recently sick with German measles. Rev W J Turner, pastor of the Congregational church at Shenandoah, spent Wednesday and Thursday in Tabor as a guest of the Rice family.
Rev and Mrs Peter Jacobs welcomed a daughter in Omaha where Mrs Jacobs stayed weeks. Twelve carloads of live stock were shipped to Chicago by George v T Rew F H Plumer Bltor Lawson and F W Cure. Mr and Mrs Webster Mains returned from winter with relatives in Galesburg. Miss Mabel Swarts, a former Omaha college student, returns home for the summer. The Ladies' Social club hosted a delightful gathering at I D Anderson’s home, with the house richly decorated.
Curtis Gurran is off several days from the branch train due to mumps. Mrs Samuel Morgan remains gravely ill at home east of town after a severe stroke. Fred Greig, long around horses, was knocked by a horse five times but sustained no serious harm. Mr and Mrs Daniel Hougas returned from a winter trip with a daughter in Independence. Rev Victor West plans to visit Tennessee this month for his parents golden wedding anniversary. The J Goss restaurant is being improved with paint and new paper. Cashier M O Harover resumes activity after a brief illness. A large meeting at Irwin's hall for Farm Creek cemetery trustees elected TD Phillips and Samuel Owens, with Henry Strader hired as caretaker. Frank Shinn attended from Carson. TD Phillips sold material for a cement block garage to Supervisor Geo Parker. Attendees at the Masonic event at Macedonia included A S Paul, Dr WD Craig, TD Phillips, BR D Turner, RE Cramer and C E Edmundson. James Houser bought a Ford. Jimmie Wilkinson, 1910 graduate, is hospitalized in Omaha for gall bladder surgery. Dr Craig accompanied him and reports a slow recovery of two to three weeks. Arrangements…
Aunt Amelia and Anastasia discuss Rosie’s prospects and male folly. The tale contrasts Emma and Bessie Green, showing Emma’s selfless virtue versus Bessie’s vanity, and warns that men chase appearances while neglecting substance. Rosamund may need cultivation to fit social ideals.
An editor charms a country subscriber by visiting his log house at dusk. Mrs. Slocum exposes her husband Cy Slocum as a schemer who trades a valuable coon dog for two inferior hound pups and then hides, causing a humorous misadventure as the editor departs.
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