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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1905

Page

2

Malvern High School Gains Fully Accredited Status

Mills County taxpayers list shows real and personal property values above 1000 dollars. State University examiner Charles Bundy Wilson visited Malvern High School and reported the faculty voted to place the school on the fully accredited list, praising the teachers and Stewart.

Mills County State Charles Bundy Wilson Lown State University Stewart State University of Iowa Iowa City Iowa Owen Malvern Malvern High School

Randolph High School Commencement at Methodist Church

Mrs CN Schade has been ill but recovering. Memorial services and the high school commencement will be held at the Methodist church next Sunday and Thursday respectively. Graduates and topics include Gertrude Johnston, Sam Twele, Ernest Piper, Marie Hemphill, Joe Rhode. A large stock shipment to Chicago of cattle and hogs was sent by multiple Randolph merchants, plus seven cars of cattle shipped by Myron Munsinger last week.

CN Schade Methodist Church Mercer Randolph High School Gertrude Johnston Twele Sam Columbus Ernest Piper Marie Hemphill Joe Rhode Randolph Chicago S T Rhode O B Hutching Charles Travelute Rob’t Kilpatrick F D Kilpatrick CH Esteslear R C Bohart J A Durrette Myron Munsinger Frank Drennan Glenwood Jap Clemmer Hastings O R Patrick Phillips & Averill Carson

Malvern Notables and Community Notices

Attorney Henry Baird handles his law practice while mailing 5000 Chautauqua souvenirs. Mrs John Lang aids in caring for her sister Mrs EJ Aistrope whose condition remains largely unchanged. Mr and Mrs CS Royée travel to Bemidji Minnesota for two to three weeks to visit Airs Royce's parents and enjoy the scenery. Mr and Mrs C W Black depart for Vicksburg Mississippi with plans to visit New Orleans and other Southern points by May 24. Ohio residents remember their soldier dead from Vicksburg. Church and community life focus on June 4 Baptist service for graduating scholars Flora Isa Gore Beutug Bessie Ethel Garon uth Iceland Edna Starr Leo Hé Wilism Beni Adeline 3b Mroushein Helen Mae Hemines Owen

Henry Baird John Lang Emerson EJ Aistrope Mrs Aistrope C W Black Vicksburg Ohio New Orleans Baptist Ghureh Flora Isa- Gore Beutug Bessie Ethel Garon Uth Iceland Edna Starr Leo Hé Wilism Beni Adeline Mroushein Helen Mae Hemines Owen

Emerson School Ends Term as Graduates Gather

Emerson School closes for the term on June 6 with eight graduates. Cob Sherwin will occupy the old Jones furniture store room for his restaurant. Several local events include a Hastings commencement night and a large monument foundation for O R Patrick.

Cob Sherwin Jones

Hastings News Roundup from Nebraska and Des Moines Visit Highlights

Frank Robbins of Nebraska University visits Hastings while Dr W R Whitnall attends a Des Moines medical meeting. Mrs Gaylord shows rapid post operative improvement. Rolfe Whitnall returns from Tabor College for commencement. Hastings residents attend north of town picnic for Mr and Mrs W L Tubbs. Hastings teachers nearly all hired. Geo Masters named to fill grammar vacancy. Public schools close for the year. cantata Mother Goose and Her Children features Miss Mason and Miss McDonough with revitations, drills, and songs. Commencement program Friday honors three graduates Blanche Crawford, Lyd Dixson, and Grover Alfrey with the birk school aiding in performance at the Methodist church.

Frank Robbins Nebraska, University W R Whitnall Medical Association Des Moines Gaylord Rolfe Whitnall Tabor College Hastings Geo Masters Malvern Nu Mason Grate McDonough Mother Goose Blanche Crawford Lyu Dixson Grover Alfrey Birk School

Decoration Day Observance Planned in Silver City

Silver City holds Decoration Day events including a May 30 procession led by Congressman Smith and marshal Frank Pullman. The parade forms at 10:00 AM on North Main with city officers, bands, regalia groups, schools and veterans. Cemetery ceremonies follow with invocation, march music, graveside honors, and a 1:30 PM opera program headlined by Huffaker and Congressman Smith. An 8:00 PM open air band concert completes the day.

Silver City Smith Frank Pullman North Main Street G A Campbell How Huffaker Rev Campbell Congressman Smith S$ Oelock Silver City Band

Mineola Dance and Local Updates from Saturday Evening

A Saturday dance occurred in Mineola hall. Robert Kleine shipped three cars of goods to South Omaha on May 13. Lightning damaged five Treynor telegraph poles. The creamery may open this week with Leo LaFrance in charge. A Nipp, Bob McKinzie and Arthur Saar traveled to St Louis with stock on May 13 and returned Tuesday. School closed Friday after a nine month term. George Free and family plan to move to Glenwood, with Free becoming deputy in the auditor's office. Buck of Treynor jokes about Persia and Treynor girls being full of sugar and sweetness.

Robert Kleine South Omaha Treynor Mineola Telephone Co Leo LaFrance Silver City Nipp Bob McKinzie Arthur Saar St Louis George Free Glenwood Mr Free

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