12 Sep 1905
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1905
Page
1
Numerous short items detail travels visits and happenings in Glenwood and nearby towns. People attend fairs visit relatives move to town purchase property discuss papers and a birthday party. Local businesses bank and physician notices appear with brief personal and civic updates.
Mrs. Charles Marshall dies at her Glenwood home from a long illness. Born July 12 1851 in Wickapoo Peoria County, she married Charles Marshall Sept 4 1889 at Brimfield and lived in several states before settling in Glenwood. One daughter Carrie A born 1870 died 189? Her Baptist faith strengthened after moving to Glenwood. Maggie Cavanaugh, 42, dies in Glenwood living with brother Daniel Lugsch after two weeks from Omaha. Funeral services held by local ministers.
A partial roster lists students including Winnie Butcher Mahel Anthony Lucy Buffington Guy Morgan TOY Weight H.C. White Buffington C W Darker Anthony J A Harmer Vent Write Jobeson Line and others such as Louie Robinson Harrier Ivory Albert Winkler J B Rodman W N Ginmer C Lincoln KB Lincoln W C Stathke Lewis Robinson Burl Miller and related notes.
The Donnelly Grocery and Meat Market owner announces a change in management and hours. Henry and Mutt Dunnelly will assist for a time as the market continues operations on the west side and maintains guest market pricing.
M A Evans of Glenwood area will hold a large public sale Thursday Sept 14 at 10 o’clock featuring 45 head of cattle including 14 milch cows 16 calves 18 steers and heifers one span of mules two horses two spring colts and some farm machinery IL Milley offers 17 head of choice thoroughbred Poland China hogs. See large bids for particulars. Remember the date.
The notice highlights the etiquette of mentioning guests in newspapers, describes restored rail service by Nickel Plate Road with first class through trains to New York and Boston, and lists various local ads for livestock, horse training, farm loans, and advertisements for Robinson's jewelry store. It mentions Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health tonic and includes several small business notices and requests for loan information.
A movement to beautify Glenwood school rooms spreads through the high school as many rooms, including the assembly, office, Miss Fuels son's, Miss Towslees, and Miss Jewel, are being limewashed and repaired. New art pictures are planned for all rooms to support art study and parental appreciation is urged.
The Glenwood Institution adds three new teachers Miss Morris and Miss Tlawkes from Indiana and Miss Smith from Michigan with Mrs Murdock continuing as principal. A listed roster includes Miss Ida Manley physical culture Miss J Kephert art Miss N Gresham kindergarten Miss M Shriver kindergarten Miss Johnson vocal instructor Miss L Caldwell music teacher and primary teachers Grace Towslee Mabel Nevins Kyle Smith Hawkes Morris Schatterberg and Barnaby.
A fragment lists evidence of debt and assets held by the bank, including cash on hand in various forms, drafts and chattel papers, and other solvent assets. It references First National Bank Connell Bluffs Iowa and Prost Co Chicago, with stated values and ownership of property.
The Glenwood Poultry Fanciers Association will hold its second annual show November 30 December 1 and 2 with Mr. FYEH Shellenbarger of West Liberty as judge. Premiums offered. G B Van Horn secretary Glenwood Iowa to receive premium list upon request.
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