County News and Personalities Report
Charles Kroon transacted business in the Bluffs on Wednesday. J C Spidell and family spent Sunday with their mother at Bart lett. George Summer and wife visited relatives in Omaha. Ruth Dixson of Mystic visits Uncle D M Dunbar and family. Mrs Thomas McNamara and H C Olson of Glenwood attended a function. The infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm O O'Neil died early Tuesday. burial followed in Glenwood cemetery Wednesday. Mrs N Grubbs and son Gail visit relatives in Illinois. Mrs George Castigan was an Omaha visitor Saturday.
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Charles Kroon
The
Bluffs
J C Spidell
Bartlett
George Summer
Omaha
Ruth Dixson
Mystic
D. M. Dunbar
Thomas McNamara
H C Olson
Glenwood
Wm O O'Neil
N Grubbs
Gail
Illinois
Stockton
Nebraska
Mesdames Chas Shoemaker
Frank Cary
Malvern
Frank Christie
Pytham Sisters
Council Bluffs
Local Family News From Platteville Township and Nearby
Mrs Bert Stewart hosted her visit from Mr and Mrs Kesterson last Tuesday. Dr Barnes of Plattsmouth was in the area Wednesday on professional business. Charles Moore remains ill but improving. Born May 6 to Sheldon Lincoln and wife a baby boy weighing eleven pounds first grandchild of B E Lincoln. Litchfield family visited Sunday and Purl Moon and Miss Lillie Adams attended West Oak Church. Families of A Lincoln and Albert Lincoln attended the infant funeral of Wm O Neil on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes
Plattsmouth
Charles Moore
Sheldon Lincln
Lincoln
A Lincoln
Albert Lincoln
Wm O.neil
Local notes touch sickness and near accident
Lyons Township reports Miss Edith Dean ill with pneumonia. A four year old Marley child nearly injured eye by a lid piece from a candy bucket during play last Saturday. Starrs move from Wright schoolhouse to Kansas with household goods while Morgan Alexander’s family recovers from a hospital stay with care from Mrs Doane of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Dean
J Marley
Burr Oak
Kansas
Rirs Starr
Morgan Alexander's
Alexander
Bessie
Little Mabel
Doane
Glenwood
Wanted A Large Second Hand Swing For Children
A public notice seeking a large second hand wooden swing for children. Address Opinion office.
Hastings High School to Close in Mills County
Hastings High School will be among the first in Mills County to close. The general exercise is Friday May 15 at the school rooms with commencement that evening at the ME church. The graduating class consists of four young ladies Helen Mason Luther Bur bank Anna Peterson Jennie Priest ONelle Alfrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings High School
Mills County
Helen Mason
Luther Burbank
Wizard of Plant Life
Anna Peterson
Jennie Priest
Onelle Alfrey
Local notices and community updates acrosstown May events
Rental space added at a nearby barn and a garden of social happenings unfolds with Mrs. Hatcher hosting, Mrs. Glassburn entertaining M E society, and Mr. and Mrs. Neilson marking their 25th wedding anniversary. New births and moves mix with school scholarships, fair ads, and council plans for curb work and Memorial Day services.
Advertised letters at Glenwood post office this week
List of letters remaining uncalled for at the Glenwood post office for the week. Mr J H Smith Miss Ruth Cell. Persons calling for above will please state they have been advertised. R C Warr P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
J. H. Smith
Miss Ruth Cell
Waubonsie Community Notes On Visits And Work
Waubonsie residents report visitors from Wisconsin and local families. Mr and Mrs C H Dashner visited her parents, C W McManigal and wife, last Sunday. Charles Mason of Wisconsin stayed with Bailor family this past week. Robi Kesterson’s daughter visited her mother Eliz Wolf. Myrtle Graham of Tabor stays with Waller Graham while Mr Graham works north of Tabor for Munsinger. Rev Robt Kesterson preached at Bethlehem last Sunday. Neighbors busy planting corn across Waubonsie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C H Dashner
C W Mc Manigal
Charles Mason
Wisconsin
Bailor
Robi Kesterson
Eliz Wolf
Myrtle Graham
Tabor
Waller Graham
Mr Graham
Munsinger North
For Rent Rooms Near Tribune Office
Rooms for rent near the Tribune office apply to L. S. Robinson. Describes available lodging and contact instruction, noting the property is offered through a local rental listing with directions to reach the advertiser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
L. S. Robinson
College boys take long hike to Blair and back
Three students from Tabor College set out to walk to Blair Nebraska and return. They started at Tabor, reached Glenwood in the afternoon, then Coun t Bluffs that night and Blair next day, before taking the train home. The trip is described as a notable feat amid modern rapid transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover C. Aker
Glen L. Johnson
Paul V. Ellis
Tabor Bllege
Blair
Neb
Tabor
Glenwood
Upper
Count Bluffs
Malvern Teachers Re-Elected for Next Year
All Malvern teachers have been re-elected. W. H. Manifold remains superintendent, Mae Miller principal, Lillian Cunningham and Mamie Forman high school teachers, Daisy Yartley grammar, Mable Potts fifth and sixth grades, Carrie Wilson third and fourth grades, Mrs Young primary, Bertha Bushnell and Rue Otis first and second grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
W. H. Manifold
Mae Miller
Lillian Cunningham
Glenwood Iowa to Sell 313000 School Bonds at Par
The Independent School District of Glenwood Iowa offers for sale 313000 in School Funding bonds dated June 1 1908 at par plus accrued interest four and one half percent interest semi annually June and December bids due before sale Bid information and legality review provided by the district treasurer J S Bogart The district reserves the right to reject all bids and the right to determine acceptance dates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Iowa
New Subscription Law Tightens Newspaper Payments
The post office enforces a new subscription law requiring annual payments and limiting delays. Dailies, three months. semi weeklys, nine months. weeklies, one year. monthlies, four months. The aim is to curb fraudulent papers using mail at reduced rates and fake circulations. Subscribers should pay promptly to avoid being behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office
Post Office Department
Global news roundup of protests, wars and social shifts
A wide survey notes women officials in a Romanian prison, new Sahara postal routes on camels, Hebrew language debates in London, Transvaal mine layoffs on repatriation, and vast ocean freight out of New York. Other items cover San Luis Potos miners, meat prices in Chile, a Russian girl’s suicide, Burmese pearl fisheries, and notable figures from Roosevelt’s guides to cabinet portraits. Warship building rises across powers, Alsace Lorraine garrisons, and charitable settlement houses in Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roumania
Sahara
London
Transvaal
New York
Mexican
San Luis Potos
Europe
Asia
Great Britain
France
Germany
Japan
Russia
la Nature
German Empire
Alsace-Lorraine
Metz
Strassburg
Colmar
Mulhouse
Washington
Root
War Department
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County News and Personals
George Castigan
Platteville Township
Bert Stewart
Kesterson
Lyons Township
Hastings
Norman Genung
Ed Hathaway
Mae Collings
G C Chapman
Emitt Fisher
Ivan
E A Shaw
F MI
H A Russell
Jess Bell
H H Brownell
A W Bobbe
Billings Gazette
Bobbe
Nelle Russell
Lee Russell
Elmer Honeywell
Posy Creek
Chapmen
Ernest Owans
Main Street
S.purcell
Macedonia
J R Graham
Southwest Iowan
Mesdames Tally
Alfrey, Clark, Henson
Miss Mayme Hicks
Burlington
C. P. Hamilton
W. E. McCoy
Vine Street
Silas
Emma Beckman
Atlantic
Library Commission
Myron C. Gaston
Tabor College
State University
Thurman
R. C. Warr, P. M
Robt Kesterson
Bethleham
Waubonsie
Brank Deerwester House
J. S. Bogart
Independent
W. E. Rhoades
Elkins & Miller
Home Bakery
North Side Square
Timmerman
Hamilton
Black Jack
John du Point
Stanbury
Clarence Miller Barn
A. J. Langston
Chile
Argentina
Samuel E. Graves
Katalla
Alaska
Luxemburg
Zurich
Spain
Lindau
Tolstoy
Burma
Johnny Goff
Roosevelt
Colorado
Cody
Wyo
Goff
Dr. George
Nichols
Phippsburg
Kennebec River
Georgetown
Arrowsic
Lees Ferry
Francis Joseph
Hermann Fische
Czernowitz
Czernowits
Mohammed Nasrullah Khan Bahadur
Bhopal
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
England
America
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