Social notes reveal neighbors’ visits and travels
J. W. Record and daughter Tinet visited in Omaha on Tuesday. Harvey Young spent Sunday with his son Roy in Omaha. Mrs A. J. Howe hosted in Emerson. Mrs Geo. S. Green travels from Port Smith Ark to Glenwood Springs Colo. Various locals including J Julius Schoening Mineola, W S Lewis Glenwood and many others are noted for visits, business trips, and mining interests across Glenwood, Emerson, Malvern, Tabor, Council Bluffs, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Record
Tinet
Omaha
Harvey Young
Roy
A. J. Howe
J. H
Mmerson
Geo. S. Green
Port Smith
Ark
Glenwood Springs
Colo
A. H. Winkler
Colorado
Ifriday
Jl Tulius Schoening
Mineola
W. 8. Lewis
Glenwood
St. Louis
A Delightful Dancing Party at the Institution
Dr Velura H Powell and Mr Fred M Powell hosted a joyous dancing party at the Institution in Glenwood last Friday evening. The event featured excellent Institution orchestra music and dainty refreshments, with guests praising the hospitable hosts and the overall charming social gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Velura H. Powell
Fred M. Powell
Powells
Surprise 57th Birthday for West Oak Resident Coleman
A large group of friends and neighbors surprised Mr E J Coleman of West Oak last Monday evening for his 57th birthday. His son Sherman organized the party with help from several friends. About seven people attended and enjoyed games and other amusements followed by a tasty supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
West Oak
E. J. Coleman
Sherman
Mr. Coleman
Frank Jackson as a Host at Glenwood Gathering
A four horse carryall brought a crowd from the Junction to Frank Jackson’s bachelor quarters last Monday evening. Glenwood youths dropped in to help Frank host a pleasant gathering with refreshments. Even Jaba Robinson was said to appear somewhat more interested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vr. C. Jackson
Bachelor Quarters
Glenwood
Frank
Jaba Robinson
A Pleasant Affair at the Williams Residence
Miss Lucile Anderson and her brother John hosted a pleasant gathering last Thursday evening at L. K. Williams residence with a progressive high five, prizes won by Miss Wisa Burkett and Miss Maud Lanagan, refreshments served, and dancing to finish the delightful event. Nearby, Mr. John Lohse of Pony Creek suffered a severe accident Monday when his left arm was caught in a power belt, producing a double fracture treated by Dr. Plimpton in Glenwood. recovery will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudoelph Kuntz
Hastings
Tribune
Marion Kearney
Vernon
Glenwood
E. W. Burkett
Frank Amos
Ohio
Henry J. Baird
Malvern
Mae Baker
Des Moines
Charles Cheyney
John Campbell
Council Bluffs
Lucile Anderson
Brother John
L. K. Williams
Wisa Burkett
Maud Lanagan
John Lohse
Pony Creek
Plimpton
Lohse
Jesse Mullica
Wmn
Boggess
Glengood
T. TI. Brackett
Belle Brandon
T. R. Gray
Galland
Neb
Oakland
Messrs. A
C. A. Masberry
Lyons Township
Maggie Buckingham
C. A. Mayberry
Chas. J. Marshall
Otis ‘Allis
North Oak Township
Lnex Allis
Green Boys
Margaret Pilling
Allis
Olliver Allis
Bluffs
Threshing Outfit for Late Au O. 8. Kelley 10-hp engine
A complete threshing outfit including an 8. Kelley 10 horsepower traction engine and a Case separator in good order with tank and pump. Contact Betti Hammonyn in Glenwood for sale. Also listed are frozen phosphates at Tow sco's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Betti
Hammonyn
Glenwood
Public schools open as Malvern week column notes illness spread
The weekly Glenwood-Hansen items report fall term preparations by public schools, local illnesses including remittant fever and typhoid, post office notices, social events, land sales, and small town gossip. Births, marriages, licenses, and community concerns are detailed with several named residents and local businesses.
Burglary at Bartlett hits Harris & Co store
A break in at Harris & Co general store in Bartlett last Tuesday night or early Wednesday found a large quantity of shoes and merchandise stolen. Suspects were chased north to Duck Buckingham and Dad DeLashmutt’s field where some goods were recovered. A man was seen near Pacific Junction and possibly rode a train to Malvern, then vanished amid a steep climb toward Glenwood. No further clues emerged. For sale four fresh cows. Clipson the Painter now in Glenwood offering painting and paper banging services. Head quarters at the Hubbell House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris & Co
Bartlett
Duck Buckingham
Dad DeLashmutt
Tts
Pacific Junction
Malvern
Glenwood
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Magpie Astes
S.A. Tipton
Center Township
H. H. Huffaker
Silver City
Bess Osborne
Tabor
S. K. Mason
C. P. Hale
Kirksville
Chas. Marshall
Missouri
Priday
S. A. ‘Gsten
D. L. Heinsheimer
Will
Guyer
Bank of Malvern
Ogden
St. Mary's Township
Robt. Kirkpatrick
Council
Jin West
Geo. Hamaker
White Cloud
T. L. Smouse
W. S. Walters
George Trout
Prout
H.W. Burkett
Fr. OH. Evernham
Russell Burkett
Walton Ridgeway
Fannie
Lonie Honey
Sutton, Neb
Sinouse
Glemwood
Frankie Haney
South Omaha
West
Bb. W. Bennett
Woodbine
Pacific City
Farvison County
Walter Woods
Norfolk
Henderson
Nebraska
Newt Martin
Fire Department
J. B. Brandt
Bertha Brandt
Northern Oak Township
Glenwood Lash
Brandt
Lewis
Oregon
John
Mast Portland
Oak
Samuel Wireman
Denver
Merchan
G. M. West
Maud Marshall
Keithsburg
Jeannette Meinsheimer
F.L. Drennan
Tim Kelley
J. L. Bellatti
J. A. McCurdy
Tame
M. V. Robinson
Velura E. Powell
Boston
Tila Wree
Dr. Torrey
Red Oak
Roy Morris
Thos. Askins
Velura
Fred Powell
Frank Jackson
Towslco’s
I. Gigray
Alma Coats
Hillsdale
Oscar Shepard
C. Shepard
Henwood
Soren G. Frost
Frank Aberle
Doc Wilson
Donelan
Mill's Station
al Marshall
Fred Miller
Sidney
M. Martin
Platteville Township
Bowles
White
McKinley
Western Lews
Clerk Potter
Sam’ Blackburn
Stella Peppers
Fremont County
Brackett
M. H. McCluskey
C.E. Marshall
Tle
W. D. Humphrey
Geo. H. Estes
Humphrey
I. M. ‘Myers
South Side
Court House Park
Sargent & Schoening
Wm. G. Fletcher
Florence
Williamsburg
Sundance
Wyo
Fletcher
A. Ballard
F. FE. Rounds
Wayne Choate
Wiletcher
Mintle & Co
Williams- Inory
Will Albee
Glenwood Methodist Church
Jamison
John J.ether
Mershon
Mead Rogers
Homer Pligg
Jon
Ting
Walling
Mr. Walling
John Wrengick
F. K. Meyers
Justice Day
Wrenwick
Meyers
Company C
Council Blaifs
Ed Oak
Shenandoah
Gilbert Williams
Coolidge Street
Locus
Hazel
the Tribune
Br. W.M. Plimpton
Haynie Boys
Alva
Willie
Guy Wilson
N. M. Chambers
Towslee’s
D. G. Jamison & Co
Town
D. G. Jamison
Agents McCall Patterns
City Telephone
Tabor College
Christian College
John Gordon
Tabor, Lowa
Sharpe & Gettler
Bower Bros
South Side Square
City
Bell
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