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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1908

Page

7

Local notices and social updates from Glenwood

A compiled list of town happenings includes sales dates discussed with Col Byers, moving pictures at the opera house, local business ads for Bower Bros and Robinsons, dental and photographic services, and sales of spectacles. Social events feature stag dinners, farewell dinners, a surprise birthday for Will Zimmer, and Women's Club plans with Mrs Lyons. They report travel, illness, visits, and community moves across Mills County with names like Raymond Trisler, E G Woodrow, Mrs Whipple, Mrs Lyons, and C T Genung.

Bower Bros Pire Wilson Drug Co Raymond Trisler Robinson’s Col. T. G. Byers Opera House E. G. Woodrow Ferguson Grocery West Side Square Will Zimmer Geo.Zimmer Hillsdale Will

Twin Births Reported for Millican and Hunt Families

Born to Mr and Mrs Henry Millican on January 25 a son. Also born January 25 a son to Mr and Mrs Charles Hunt of Pacific City.

Henry Millican Chas. Hunt Pacific City

Lufkin District Deputy Named for Knights of Pythias

Lufkin Deputy G C Grand Chancellor Bilby names BE Lufkin as district deputy for the Knights of Pythias district covering Mills Pottawattamie and Harrison counties. The local lodge Glenwood No 43 takes pride. Hastings is set for the district meeting on February 26.

Bilby Knoxville BE. L. Lufkin Order of Knights of Pythias Mills, Pottawattamie Harrison Lufkin Glenwood No Hastings

Revival Meetings Held by Father Lido Vander Hayden

West Oak hosts revival meetings led by Father Lido Vander Hayden from Beaven City Nebraska. Once a Catholic priest of the camelite order, he now belongs to the Brethren Dunkard church and preaches a holy ghost doctrine. Nightly sermons planned with cottage prayer meetings at 2 p.m. daily. all are invited.

Leo Vander Hayden Beaven City Neb West Oak Lido Camelité Order of Friars Brethern Dunkard

Water main leak repair on Vine Street

Raymond Trisler and assistants repaired a leak in the Vine Street water main near the square last week. Engineer W H Storey suspected a large leak and pumped many extra hours. Mrs. Anthony reported cellar flooding though surface seepage was not evident.

Guy Raymond Trisler Vine Street W.H. Storey

Weather Report Cites Zero Degree Reading Wednesday

Zero degree temperature reported for Wednesday morning marking the coldest period of the season. Lower ground temperatures ranged from two to four degrees below zero while Hillsdale stood at two below.

Vanpoorten Sale Ahead of Move at Henton Station

Dr M H Verpoorten a northwest county pioneer plans a February tenth sale before moving. He recently sold land three miles north of Henton Station to Ben Mark a major local ranch owner. The auction features 4 horses 11 cattle 25 hogs 1200 bushels corn hay oats millet seed potatoes lumber shingles fence posts and farm implements with T G Byers as auctioneer.

M. H. Verpoorten Henton Station Ben Mark T. G. Byers

Record prices at Good Money Tom Byers sales

Good Money Tom Byers reported record prices at recent sales including a 22d coin selling at 56 1 2 and 57 1 2 cents at the Howard and Mitchell sale. A Thurman area sale finished in twenty nine minutes the next day. At Sam Allis sale corn brought 60 cents a bushel, a four year old Clyde stallion sold for 2400 dollars and a team of mules fetched 840 dollars. Allis had listed a steam threshing outfit but demand was too light and it remained unsold.

Tom Byers Howard

Public sale dates listed for February gatherings

T G Byers announces sale dates in February with listings for Dan Bailey in Glenwood on the 5th Dan Bailey and Gettler on the 6th Dr Van Poorton in St Marys township on the 10th James sale in St Marys on the 12th Tom McGarry in Oak township on the 17th and Herbert Barbour in Platteville township on the 20th.

Dan. Bailey Glenwood A. J. Gettler van Poorton St. Mary’s Township James’ Sale St. Marys Tom. McGarry Oak Township Herbert Barbour Platteville Township

Advertised Letters at Glenwood Post Office

Weekly list of uncalled letters includes Miss Eunice Ewing Mr John Hutson Mr A E Inman Mr W E Jefferies Myr Earnest Johnson Albrecht Strupp Wilbur Walker Miss Clara Person Mr J S Kimball. Persons calling for above please state they have been advertised. R C Waira P M.

Glenwood Myr Earnest Johnson Albrecht Strupp Wilbur Walker Clara J S Kimball R c Waira P. M

Fine Art at High School Box Social Ends Tomorrow

The high school box social closes tomorrow evening to raise funds for framing pictures for public school rooms. A strong program includes a male quartet, crayon work, and other features. A prize will go to the graduated class with the highest attendance and a voting contest will pick the most popular lady. The exhibit drew many visitors last Saturday, and enough prints were selected to place two pictures in each grade and seven in the high school, costing 42.50 with 24 carried over from last year and the rest raised by subscriptions and proceeds.

Exibit High Schiool

Glenwood Poultry Growers Shine At Shows

Byers and son Harry placed high at Clarinda show with White Wyandottes and White Rocks earning third on cockerel and pen. six hundred birds entered. John Rether, Mills county poultryman, won first and second premiums on Buff Rocks at Glenwood show and top Buff Rocks at Lincoln Nebraska with best male and female birds, two blue ribbons and five dollars. Mills county can be the home of prize stock when cared for locally.

Glenwood Poultry Byers Harry Clarinda White Rocks John Rether Mills County Glenwood John Nebraska Lincoln Union

Pneumonia Ravages Hogs in Center Township Herds

Center Township hog owner Van Orsdel reports heavy losses in Chester White herd. He disputes cholera, stating pneumonia is the cause as lungs turn black and the exterior stomach shows fever purple. Over forty hogs died, with other Center herds affected similarly. Charles McManigal of Lyons Township reports about 57 hogs lost to a similar outbreak.

Will van Orsdel Center Township Chester Center Chas. McManigal Lyons Township van Orsdel

Hamburg Fire Destroys Hydinger Home Value About 10000

The fine residence of Jake Hydinger in Hamburg burned Friday evening, destroying the building erected by M F Tyler in the early nineties. Hydinger has lived there since, and the loss, including the furniture, will total about 10000 with partial insurance.

Jake Hydinger Hamburg M. F. Tyler Tyler Hydinger

Presidential Campaign Year in Chicago Daily Tribune

A Chicago Daily Tribune opinion piece discusses the presidential campaign year with commentary on political dynamics, voter engagement, and media influence. The article highlights the role of public discourse and the newspaper’s stance on informing citizens while cautioning against misinformation.

Pony Creek Visitor Finds West Welcome on First Trip

Everett Goodrich of Dallas Pennsylvania visits brother Rev E E Goodrich. He enjoys the west country on his first trip. Alta Mallack regains lost pocketbook and contents. Mrs A Richardson of Omaha visits daughter Mrs John Schmidt Thursday and Friday. Joe Wilcox and Ray Baughman have runaways Saturday evening. one buggy broken and no one hurt. Too much oats, boys.

Everett Goodrich Dallas Pennsylvania E. E. Goodrich Mr. Goodrich Alta Mallack A. Richardson Omaha John Schmidt Joe Wilcox Ray _Baughman West Oak Glenwood Ceretery

Lyons Township News Summary

Mrs Doane recovering from illness and Mrs Dick Wilson improving after gripe. A temperance lecture at Burr Oak schoolhouse drew a good crowd led by Mr Culver. Gene Dashner shipping hogs to Omaha. Wright schoolhouse meetings led by Rev Starr grow in interest. Chris Thompson ill with gripe and neuralgia but better. Geo Newland reported quite ill. Frank Fowler also a grippe victim. Clay Dashner employing men to chop wood.

Harry Adams Chas. Woodruff Red Oak Roy Will Jos. Kirkendall Chehalis Washington A. E. Rice Walter F. M. McCluskey Janet Record Mergeline Shriver Mariam Ridgeway Miss Irwin Miss Kinney Gene Dashner Omaha Wright School Rev Starr Chris Thompson Geo Newland Frank Fowler Clay Dashner

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