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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1903

Page

6

County Queen Mills and town notes span reform and travel

Miss Emma Watson resigns from the City telephone office, with Edith Davis replacing her. Local health notes include Dr Campbell’s lip cancer treatment and the county’s fine X-ray machine. Community events cover firemen's tournament plans, high school seniors’ graduation at Silver City, and local births, deaths, and visits. More items report travel, property, and agricultural updates.

Emma Watson City Wwdith Davis Miss Watson Minneapolis Marshall Shutliff Tudor Colorado Matthew Wiggins

Henderson News Roundup Prominent Local Happenings

Henderson schools will graduate six students Fred Workman Ralph Boileau Harry Graham Ora Harbor Edna Harlan and Bertha Strater Shirley Gilliland will address the Miss Oliver new grammar teacher and Miss Servis of Vail Crawford county no teaching changes announced Parker Mayves install a large snow refrigerator for a new meat market and build a slaughter house near the river a baby girl arrived April 26 at Frank Decker’s Bone farm with measles present the mother and child recovering Ployd Carey dies at 18 at St Joseph's hospital Omaha burial at Macedonia Geo Rew ships four cars of cattle this week and still has about 3000 head Tudor A Thomas and Edith Jones wed April 22 at Rees Jones home Mrs P A Leech dies of heart disease at Macedonia Sturgeon travels west Nebraska for land sales Henderson ball team to Malvern Friday for opening game Clara Davis buys spring millinery Elda Hongas visits Callaway Plumb to Nebraska farm a small tent show is set for Friday

Henderson Fred Workman Ralph Boileau Harry Graham Ora Harbor Edna Harlan Bertha Strater Shirley Gillilland Glenwood Miss Oliver Limons Miss Servis Vail Crawford County Parker & Mayves Frank Decker Bone Ployd Carey St Joseph’s Hospital Omaha Macedonia Geo Sturgeon Nebraska

Hastings Class of Six Faces Graduation Grit

Hastings celebrates a six member graduating class with a two to one female majority noted in the cohort. Commencement exercises set for Wednesday night May 20 and the EPs hosted a farewell social featuring progress and raffles.

Hastings Mariel Martin Mdna Scanlan George Shoop Walter Mason Rolf Willie Whitnall Ep’s Progressive Mamie Hunt Harry Keifer

Strahan Mercantile Firms Include Salyers & Co and New Lumber Line

Geo F Salyers & Co of Strahan, with a Clarks branch, earns praise for grain hardware implements and buggy trade, adding lumber to its stock since last fall. Manager Kayton also serves as Strahan postmaster. Bellwood plans a fall sale of Jersey red hogs, boasting 02 pigs, 12 sows, and a notable male bought at Lincoln. Funeral services for Floyd Carey, nephew of UK Boyer and Lew Achenbach, were held at Macedonia, Bloomington. A correction notes a prior printing error and mentions Sunbeam graduates numbering 11.

Geo F Salyers & Co Strahan Clarks Kayton Bif Bellwood Lincoln Boyer Jake Lew Achenbach Floyd Carey Bloomington Neb Macedonia Sunbeam Twol

Hillsdale Barn Completed and Local Ventures Noted

Hillsdale reports a new 48 by 50 foot barn built by H N M Chambers and neighbor Frank Plumb at a cost of 600 dollars, with 24 foot center posts and capacity for 100 tons of hay. Local activity includes corn shipments to Hopp & Kiersch, railway cement work, and visits by residents to Nebraska and South Omaha.

N M Chambers Chambers Frank Plumb Hillsdale Cornfield Frank Hammond Hopp '& Kiersch Nims Bros Fine S P Kelley Nebraska

Tabor Topics Highlights Missionary Move and Local Notes

The Tabor home adds another missionary Delbert Thornton heading to Seattle for Japan, total 33 sent out. Dr WT Campbell and Lena Hume wed April 25 at Stanberry Missouri. Herbert McDonald named assistant surgeon at U S hospital near Manila. Thurman Telephone Co re-incorporated as Fremont County Telephone Co at $50 shares. Rev Polhemus to auction his Port Ewen residence today. D I Low resigns for health, heads to Excelsior Springs. L J Nettleton farewell hosted by Woman's Union. Profit Grazier, ex L of Tabor College, elected third year at Kansas State University. 21 Tubor High School graduates this year. Charlie Laird named assistant cashier at First National Bank. Junior-senior prize debate set for next Friday. Born April 29 to Geo Timson and wife, a son.

Thurman Telephone Co Fremont County Telephone Co C H Polhemus Port Ewen Tabor Excelsior Springs L. J. Nettleton A T West Profit Grazier Ubor Iollege Kansas State University Tubox Charlie Laird First National Bank Geo Timson

Pacific Junction Marriages And Local Notes

Claude Anderson and Miss Mabel A Nash wed at Waukee near Des Moines. Reception planned at the groom's parents in their home. May 12 home establishment. Also Chase Tyson to marry Chloe Bridenstein in Council Bluffs and live in Alliance Neb. Seven students head for high school graduation with address by Geo W Gullison. Various town happenings include a gumbo mishap, a May birthday, visits, shipments, and local commerce notes.

Claude Anderson Mabel A Nash Kate Nash Waukee N Des Moines Frank Anderson Lizzie Templeton Omaha Lincoln Anderson Davis & Anderson Bank Legion Ilady Chase Tyson Council Bluffs Chloe Bridenstein Mechanic Bridenstein Be C Alliance Neb Tyson Elizabeth Martin Albert Kroon Ada Smalley Milo Moore May Barnes Bertha Nelson Bert Hume Geo W Cgullison Harlan al Lincoln Chas Dorf Bluffs Reno Davis & Anderson South Omaha Chas Waldron P L Peterson Martin

Emerson Area News Highlights New Subscribers and Town Plans

Emerson updates report new Tabor telephone line subscribers including RS Hillyer J W Lewis and others. Seventeen more names follow with eighteen phones planned. Emerson high school graduates listed and upcoming events noted including May 22 exercises. A new Agnew clothing store is announced with PJ Agnew and F H Betts leasing Silas Douglas' former space. Principal Prof Barton resigns for a Tulsa job. AW DeWitt relocates near Butte City Neb with son Will possibly Omaha. Subway crossing on Sardar Street touted to improve travel. Jessie Cheney named as teacher. Rollins Coppock travels to Cleveland for mining business. Fourth of July celebration planned. births announced for James Longshore and Thos McCarty families.

Tabor Imogene North Emerson RS Hillyer J W Lewis Martin Sends FP Moenhart Emerson High School Via Mamie Cheney Mabel Sandiland Carrie Crawford Dana Abel Elotu Binnix Harry McPadden Oliver Patrick Agnew Creston PJ Agnew F H Betts Silas Douglas Simpson Prof Barton Tulsa Indian Territory Ohere AW DeWitt Judge Hotel Butte City Neb Omaha Sardar Street Jessie Cheney Wmerson Rollins Coppock Cleveland Ohio Myrtle Leach Hattie Gwathmey James Longshore Thos McCarty

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