25 Apr 1901
Page 1
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1901
Page
1
A small notice records a price of 1.25 pounds for a listed item labeled Insontation Prion in advance. The brief appears in a vintage market style with no further details about origin or seller.
Elder F Walling will preach at the West Oak schoolhouse next Sunday afternoon at 3:30. The Glenwood Woman's Club departments plan meetings April 30 and the violin focus. Community notes include marriages, deaths, property transfers, business expansions, peach crop prospects, and upcoming baseball plans. A Glenwood telegraph line expansion is announced with lines from Tabor and Malvern.
Personal notices detail visitors and residents around Glenwood Nebraska and nearby towns. Names include Mises Freakie Starbuck Omaha, D Jackson Silver City, M Flammant Mineola, Thos Hall Glen Wilking Richard Shepherd Omaha, Pieter Andre Howe Greenbeld, A J Howe, Mr and Mrs J B Joy Elmore, Emil Nebe Glenwood, W E Sawyers J B Banyily RB B Arnold A V Sawyers Young Henderson, Parker estate witnesses, O H Nosekabel Randolf, Geo Hamaker White Cloud, A V Todd Omaha, Pavifa Mutual Life rep G F Genung, Gerard Haneou Jobo Tabba Emerson, Chna MoMillen Villison, May Shaffer Glenwood, W F Loraway, S B Clark Independence, O H DeWitt Harry Tubbs D L Heinsheimer O C Potter H A French Council Bluffs, Olive Gasa Fern Millar Plattsmouth teachers Arbor Day.
A ten year old boy from Glenwood left home Monday to see the world, avoided school, and walked southward. Sheriff and locals searched without success until Monday night when a farmer found him near the Dean farm heading toward St. Joe to live with his father. He had traveled on foot since leaving Glenwood, staying at houses and farms along the way and avoiding main roads.
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