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Glenwood Opinion

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1903

Page

4

Hastings County Correspondence Highlights Local Social

Miss Adda Carlson visits Malvern and Uncle John Searles returns home from the east Hastings school ma ams attend institute in Glenwood. Margueritte Kuntz wed Osceola’s LB Sperry on June 17 at Mrs Leu Miller’s home. The couple to reside in Osceola after July 4. Measles delay Rev Jos Barkheimer’s Hastings appointment. A city jail upgrade and a row between farmers mark the week.

Adda Carlson Malvern Fred Lowery Council Bluffs S F More Galen Purcell Hastings Ma’ams Glenwood Institute John Searles Leu Miller Osceola Margueritte Kuntz LB Sperry Sperry Miss Kuntze H Kuntz Lewis Dalrymple Emerson Willard Starre Midge Keffer Walter B. Woods Blair Nebraska Jos Barkheimer Claude Stisser Everett Starre Henry Loyde Chas Shoemaker Will Walker Swisher Fred Shaw A.l.greeson

Local Business Move and Ditch Work Near Pacific Junction

Preston and West have closed their Pacific Junction store and moved stock to Fremont Nebraska. Ditch work continues near Pacific City while local businessmen seek funds to improve town roads. A young man named McCall, en route to Seattle with his brother, was found dead on train No 1 as the train reached Pacific Junction. He suffered from consumption and was embalmed by Claude Anderson before shipping to Seattle.

Preston & West Fremont Nebraska Pacific City Pacific Junction McCall Seattle Wash Glenwood Claude Anderson

Social and local notices from Farragut and Shenandoah

Jennie Strahan and Agnes Criswell visit Farragut and Shenandoah for a well attended social raising 19.20 in proceeds. Coran the blacksmith moved to Charter Oak. Arthur Bradley loses a cow from clover bloat. Chester Hillyer suffers rheumatism. J T Ward of Malvern served as a Stra han caller last week. G E Wolfe of Rawles visited relatives Monday. Deer Creek bridges are being replaced. City Telephone installs new lines. Mrs E Bacrette returns from Rawles. Mr Armstrong of Randolph clerks in Mr Allen’s store. Miss Gardner of Malvern sews for Mrs H F Bacrette.

Jennie Agnes Criswell Farragut Shenandoah Mr Coran Charter Oak Arthur Bradley Chester Hillyer J T Ward Malvern G E Wolfe Rawles Deer Creek City Telephone Company E Bacrette Mr Armstrong Randolph

Pleasant Hill church jubilee celebrated in Rawles township

Pleasant Hill Christian church in Rawles township marked its jubilee with an all day meeting on June 14 joined by Glenwood Malvern and Tabor churches. About five hundred attended the program including a welcome address by E M Johnson sermons by J D McClure and C FE Pomeroy, a communion conducted by Johnson and Martin, and a basket dinner. The day closed with sermons by WL Martin and G C Aydelott and a final message on Life. The church, organized March 9 1853 by John Mullis with 22 charter members, has about 250 total members in its history and currently 61 members with E M Johnson as student pastor.

Pleasant Hill Rawles Township Glenwood Malvern Tabor Bertha Aydelott E M Johnson J D McClure Albany W L Martin C FE Pomeroy WL Martin G C Aydclott Béthany Nebr John Mullis A M Delavan Bethany Jesus Christ

Pacific City Residents Leave for Visits and Travel

Mrs W C Vinton departed Monday for Tabor to visit her mother for two weeks. Mrs Lonie Jones visits relatives in eastern state. Miss Ivy Fessler, living with WC Vinton, left Monday for Des Moines to see relatives. Mrs Frank Townsend plans to leave for Boulder this week. Mr John Smalley, working on the Pony Creek levee, had a narrow escape when dirt slid from a hill and buried his wagon above the waist.

W C Vinton Tabor Lonie Jones Ivy Fessler WC Vinton Des Moines Frank Townsend Boulder Cole John Smalley Pony Creek

Hillsdale UBechurch Sets Fourth Quarterly Meeting

Hillsdale hosts the fourth quarterly meeting of the UBechurch on June 27. Rev Cronk presiding elder will attend. officials are urged to submit written reports. Wa. H. Girrorp, pastor, invites all members and guests to attend.

Hillsdale Cronk Wa. H. Girrorp

Shipman Visit and Local Theft Report in 1902

Emerson and Mrs Shipman return from California to report relatives thriving Gail and W L Tubbs' family well. Local crimes note a break in at M L Evans' home with $300 worth of goods taken, plus meat theft from Dr WA Priest and a furniture store burglary. Public reaction urges shotgun deterrence as raids continue.

R M Shipman California Gail M L Evans Dr WA Priest J R Jones

Local notes on town happenings and plans

The town reports modest profits from sales at 33 cents with potential rise to 37. J H McClain recovers and returns to town after illness. Children's Day observances at churches included a strong program and a Sabbath School mission offering. JC McGrew and wife travel to Paxton Nebraska to visit relatives. Prof Reed, new principal, rents and will move in promptly. Butcher A H Sherman buys the Eaton building to remodel and relocate his shop.

J .H McClain Presbyterian Sweeney Henry JC McGrew Paxton Nebr John McGrew John Cox W L Colorado

Electric Bitters Restored Mrs Newsom After Pain

Mrs Newsom of Decatur Alabama suffered years of indigestion stomach and bowel trouble with constant pain. After doctors and remedies failed she found relief with Electric Bitters. The cure was swift and complete for liver kidney stomach and bowel troubles. Only 50c guaranteed by A J Howe, Druggist.

H. Newson Decatur Ala A. J. Howe

Kadol Dyspepsia Cure Ad Promotes Stomach Health

An advertisement touts Kadol Dyspepsia Cure as essential for nourishment and strong health, promising quick relief from indigestion and stomach troubles. It notes sale by A. J. Howe and urges care of the stomach to maintain mind and body strength.

A. J. Howe

Marriage Licenses Granted to Several Couples

Marriage licenses have recently been granted to J Wm J Tutts of Des Moines Maud BE Wyant of Malvern Pliny H Miller of Aurora and Lt Trene Shisler of Glenwood. Mrs Sarah W Curtis of Lee Maass reports indigestion and sour stomach and credits Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets with helping her regain the ability to eat foods she previously avoided. Sold by W W DeWitt & Co Pharmacists.

Wm. J. Tutts Des Moines Maud BE. Wyant Malvern Pliny H. Miller Aurora Trene Shisler Glenwood Sarah W. Curtis Lee, Maass Chamberlain W. W. DeWitt & Co

Glenwood Lodge Meeti ngs and Traveling Brothers Welcomed

Glenwood Lodge No 97 I C O F meets every Tuesday at 8 p m. Traveling brothers are welcome. C H Otis, N G to J T Murphy, Sect

Glenwood Lodge I. C Traveling Brothers C. H. Otis N. G J.T. Murphy

The Best Cough Medicine Promoted by Local Pharmacist

F G C Jaquith of Inland Michigan praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for giving the best satisfaction of any medicine sold. The remedy is offered for sale by W W DeWitt & Co., Pharmacists.

Chamberlain F. GC Jaquith Inland Mich W. W. DeWitt & Co

Notice on overdue notes and books owed to Sharpe Gettler

Overdue accounts to Sharpe & Gettler must be paid by April list or be sent to P G Day J P for collection. Also promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets by W W DeWitt & Co Pharmas for appetite, digestion, and vigor.

Sharpe & Gettler P. G. Day J. P

Chicago to Boston Return Fare on Nickel Plate Road

AdVERTISEMENT offers $19.00 round trip from Chicago to Boston with Nickel Plate Road for Christian Scientists meeting June 28 to July 1. Tickets on sale June 25–27, open return until June 28. Extended return to August 1 with 10 cent fee, Niagara Falls stopover, three daily trains, through sleeping cars, meals aboard. Contact John Calahan, General Agent, 113 Property Leases and Farm Leases ad.

Nickel Plate Road Boston Niagara Falls John ¥. Calahan Adame St Chicago OCW

Foley's Kidney Cure Promises Restored Kidney Health

An old medical advert asserts Foley's Kidney Cure makes kidneys and bladder right, claiming quick relief and restored function. The copy emphasizes urinary system improvement and general wellness from the remedy.

Foley

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