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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1908

Page

3

Deaths Reported In Glenwood And Lamont Obituaries

Mrs. Mary Jane Stout wife of James Stout and sister of Mrs. Linville died at Wesley hospital Kansas City after an unanticipated operation. Funeral set from Baptist church in Glenwood. She was born 1864 in Hancock County Illinois and lived in Glenwood since childhood. Survived by five brothers and sisters. George Peck’s mother died in Lamont. funeral held at Latter Day Saints church in Glenwood after services in Lamont. The aged Mrs Peck born 1818 Kentucky, aunt of Senator Reed Smoot, married Hezekiah Peck in 1840. She lived much of her life in Glenwood and at Lamont in later years.

Mary Jane Stout James Stout Lewis G. Linville Glenwood Fter Wesley Mace Baptist Church A. Tipton Malvern Nancock County Illinois Center Township Nebraska Chappel Stout Linville C. A. Mayberry Scott City Kan Wm. Hillier Lalarpe Harvey Tipton U. S. Army George Peck Lamani Pearl Latter Day Saints Church Joseph Arbor Lamont L. I.8 Kentucky Smoot Reed Smoot Utah Warren Walling A. Badham Henderson Phoebe Ann Barron St. George

Death notices from Haxtum and Imogene community

Word comes from Haxtum Colorado of the death of Mrs David Salyards aged about fifty. The family lived southwest of Glenwood for years and moved to Colorado seven years ago. Dropsy caused death. James McGargill of Imogene died last Thursday in Omaha after an appendicitis operation at St Josephs hospital. He was 45 and popular in his community. Funeral was at Imogene Catholic Church. John C Raybourn, an old soldier and known citizen of Macedonia.

Colo David Salyards Glenwood Colorado James McGargill St. Joseph’s Hospital Omaha Imogene Catholic Cehurch John C. Raybourn Macedonia

Died at Home After Sudden Heart Failure

A resident of the city died suddenly at home Tuesday morning from heart failure after living in the city for about 40 years. The death was reported locally with no further details available.

BASE BALL BUBBLES AT GLENWOOD PARK EAST WEST

A close game yesterday at Glenwood athletic park saw West Siders lose 21 to 18 to Webb Feet. Earlier results include White Sox beating West Oak 7 to 3 and Baptist Sunday school nine routing a Junction team 6 to 4. Bartlett team visits Glenwood Saturday at 3. Walter Woods umpired. Standings show Tabor 12 Thurman 7 Malvern 4 Blanchard 2 Thurman 6 Malvern 3 and Tabor 14 Blanchard 5.

Glenwood Athletic Park West Siders Webb Feet White Sox West Oak Baptist Sunday School Junction Bartlett Glenwood

Malvern Fair Closes After Favorable Week of Racing

The Malvern fair ends its run with favorable weather and growing attendance. Races drew top purses and held county interest, while baseball games and stock exhibits fell short of typical standards as the event shifts toward a racing meet.

Educational Notes On Glenwood Institute By W A Moore

Deputy Superintendent reports the normal Institute at Glenwood from August 24 for one week to inspire teachers returning to schools. Certificates are not required that week, and a Souvenir for Perfect Attendance will be mailed within ten days. Readership awaits details as 358 pupils qualify by consecutive years with counts listed. Joe McEwen notes advertising pays after selling seven young pigs for $17.50 total.

W. A. Moore Glenwood Joe McEwen Trbune Ile

Young Man Killed at Wabash Crossing in Malvern

Guy Gagelly a youth about 21 was killed instantly at 1 am when struck by a freight engine at the Wabash Crossing Malvern He worked on Joe Woolford near Strahan and lately played center field for Thurman in the Malvern fair game His parents live in northern Iowa An evening ride with a country girl ended in tragedy. the buggy was demolished and the horses unharmed The accident likely occurred as he slept on the track.

Guy Gagelly Wabash Crossing Malvern Joe Woolford Strahan Iowa Thurman

Glenwood Chautauqua Opens This Weekend

Readiness is complete for the Glenwood Chautauqua which starts Saturday evening. The large tents are being set up and grounds prepared for the opening program. Many campers will occupy encamped tents and judges will have rest tents for guests. The boarding hall will be ready under Mrs Stranathan. Meals will be served at popular prices and session meal tickets will be issued.

Glenwood

District Court Actions and Injunction Proceedings

District Court actions include two injunction suits against Mineola liquor sellers, one against Jacob and Emilie Pirmann plus two earlier cases against Perci nand Kuhl and Claus Schroeder heard at September term in Glenwood. M. S. Odie prosecutes. J Thurts leads as city marshal. Separate divorce request by Mattie Thompson from James J. Thompson seeks custody of three children, with residence changes from Glenwood to Tabor. Clay Luckingham case cites cruelty and a 1898 marriage ending with a June 26 assault. Sidney attorney Ed Mittchell represents J W Tilman in a malicious trespass case tied to removed M Munsinger line, with grand jury due in September. William Barkus involved in recent liquor trouble with city authorities.

District Court Jacob Emilie Pirmann Pirmanns Mineola Hoth Glenwood J. Thurts Silver City M. 8 Odie Des Moines Wood Tabor Clay Luckingham Ed Mittchell Sidney Dustica Way J. W. Tilhman M. T. Munsinger

Whitfield orders man jailed in Glenwood for 30 days

Whitfield directs the individual be brought to Glenwood to serve a 30 day jail term. The speaker warns that all brands of liquor cause trouble and advises avoiding alcohol in the future.

Whitfield Glenwood William

Matrimonial Matters in Malvern and Glenwood

A marriage license was issued to kK and GC Dice and Nora Murphy, both Malvern residents aged 37 and 23. The ceremony occurred at the Methodist parsonage in Glenwood, performed by Rev. Ward. W. L. Dean, aged 24, and Miss STal fie May Thomas, 15, were granted a wed permit, consent given in writing by her father Joseph M. Thomas, formerly near Glenwood.

Dice Nora Murphy Malvern Glenwood Ward W. L. Dean Miss Stalfie May Thomas Joseph M. Thomas St. Mary Township

Innes Band Delights Large Galesburg Audiences

About 6000 listeners at the Galesburg Chautauqua and a Glenwood event on Saturday Aug 15 heard the Innes Band. An extra platform was built to fit 66 musicians as director Innes led selections including Liszt Hungarian Rhapsody and Wagner’s Tannhauser overture amid strong applause.

Galesburg America Innes Lisat Leoncallo Signor Zara Tschaikowsky Meyer-Helmund Virginia Glistemann Wagner

U S Senator Allison Dies in Dubuque Iowa

U S Senator Allison from Iowa died at his Dubuque home at 1 33 pm after a period of illness He was about 70 born March 2 1831 in Ohio He moved to Iowa in 1857 and lived in the same Dubuque house 51 years The forthcoming senate vacancy sparks an Iowa political fight with Gov Cummins and possible legislative action for the term ending 1909

William Tk. Allison United States Iowa Dubuque Senator Allison Ashland Ohio Iown Congress United States Senate Allison Mayie Gov. Cummins Senate Gurst Thirty-third General Assembly Larabee A. J. Funk Cummins Congressman Smith George D. Parkins Sioux City anti-Cumming

Gun Club Shoot at Glenwood Draws Scores in 100 Target Event

The Glenwood Gun Club held a Tuesday shoot with over a score of participants. Seven events totaled 100 targets. Deputy Sheriff B. Woolman and O K Harden of Council Bluffs led with 96 and 91. W I Jicka scored 90 in third, EH M Myers and A B Edwards tied for fourth with 88, while Win Boyd and Frank Weatherhead vied for fifth with 87.

Glenwood Gun Club B. Woolman O. K. Harden Council Bluffs W. I. Jicka M. Myers Edwards Boyd Frank Weatherhead

Advertised Letters in Glenwood Post Office

Unclaimed letters listed for Mrs. F. C. Hart at the Glenwood post office per the advertise letters notice.

Glenwood F. C. Hart

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mrs. James Stout Jemima Peck John C. Rayburn Walter Woods Blanchard Glenwood Chautauqua Tribune Agan Percinand Kuhl Claus Schroeder Mattie ‘Thompson James J. Thompson Glen Barkus Booze William Barkus Murphy Thomas Glenwood Mercantile Co AVA U.S
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