13 Sep 1917
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1917
Page
1
Glenwood residents report travel and visits from Des Moines Omaha and Lincoln. Mrs. Philly Minner returns from Des Moines while Dwight Buffington heads to Crawford Neb. Miss Winifred Estes travels to Omaha then Hiawatha and state university. The Glenwood Woman's Club opens September 17 at 2 30 p m with social activities.
A broad public view supports chiropractors and their spinal adjustments as beneficial. The text asserts a strong belief in the value of chiropractic health service becoming common in homes as the practice grows steadily.
Miss Vera Mintle travels Sunday to Des Moines on a church mission. Frank Wiles and wife visit Glenwood from near Malvern. Mills county sent Glen Armstrong as its five per cent quota for Camp Dodge in Co A 313th Engineers. Armstrong writes auditor Humphrey about his journey and service. Mrs. Bessie Deitchler Barnett honored at a postnuptial shower hosted by Mrs. A R Newton with Dunn & Dudley store employees attending.
From any correspondent Little Gerald Morrison is quite sick at this writing. Mrs. Grover Isom is very low and her death is hourly expected. Grandma Harris of Tabor visiting at the home of C. H. Harris this week. Miss Mae Deford visiting her sister, Mrs. Bert Vanderzehule, at Island Park. Mrs. Amos Yost visiting daughter, Mrs. Will Carter, at Hemmingford, Neb. Ed Dutton lost a young male last week by having its throat cut on a barbed wire fence. Cleo King has fully recovered from an operation on her throat. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Powles attended the military carnival at Council Bluffs, returning home. Hinton Engle returned to Marshalltown after two months with his sister. Charles Allen and party returned from auto trip to Colorado Springs. Cool nights hint of frost. A.E. Harris and family have moved from Omaha to Bartlett to work in grain business. Grandma Spider, 95, missed picnic but was remembered with dainties. the 1 year old daughter of John Garges ill. Work on the ditch widens banks. contractor hopes to finish by freezing weather. Home talent play at Christian church last Saturday evening well received. another planned. Miss Maggie Powles to New Market to assist in choir service. Meetings conducted by Hiders W. H. Haden and J. B. Wildermuth in district tent. Mrs. Frank Leonard at Omaha for hospital treatment. hopes for health return. Mr. Leonard’s parents caring for home and little daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Frank No sons Fred and Wilbur of 3
The Churches Baptist Sunday School at 9 46 A M. morning worship 10 46 A M. sermon The Power of a Personality at 6 30 P M Y P A. union service 7 30 P M with speakers John Y Stona and Shirley Guililand. special music. prayer service Wednesday 8 P M. orchestra at Sunday school and evening service. Congregational Sabbath school 9 45 A M. morning service 10 46 A M. Christian Endeavor 6 30 P M. evening 7 40 P M. union temperance meeting at Baptist church. prayer and Bible study Wednesday 7 30 P M. Woman's friend item and an ad for a Sand Prescripion bottle and Artal skin Tonle at drug store.
Three articles discuss seed corn issues. Iowa vote on prohibitory amendment on October 16 is noted along with past prohibitions and the 1894 nullification by the maidt law. Also covered is the second Liberty Loan drive from October 1 to November 1 and possible government ad pay for bond ads. Co W Hammans sends a Hessian fly and ground prep circular from Shenandoah, inviting requests for winter wheat seed.
In Mills County District Court Millie Mitchell seeks an absolute divorce from Frank Mitchell. Frank must answer by September 16, 1917, or default and decree will be entered after October term begins October 16, 1917 at Glenwood. Attorneys Cook & Cook. Includes various local advertisements and notices.
For sale in Glenwood IA at the Goodell home corner 4th and Hagel. Heater for hard of aoft owl, wood heater, book case, wardrobe, haven port mutic rack two. Fifty ideal vacuum cleaner wish in Pitney and a Htexibie rer ated. Had aon pole bensis right tor gee et.
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