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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1909

Page

3

Old Soldiers at Hastings Mills County Veterans Reunion Program

The Mills County Veterans Association announces its annual reunion at Hastings next week with daily baseball games and music by Spellering's band. Events include May 2 schedule of band concerts, recitations, addresses by officials, and various songs and solos led by Mrs. F. H. Priest, Miss Jennie Crawford, Ina Henderson, and Rev. A. D. Davis.

Mills County Veterans Association Hastings Spellering Martia A. D. Davis W. R.whitnall L. T. Genung Jennie Crawford W. BH. Mitchel

Hastings social notes and local accidents mix

Mrs Helen Mason Bowman returned from an outing to Okoboji. Miss Nellie Meeks and Lola Boney visited Malvern. Swan Allen from Red Oak was badly injured in a handcar collision but walked home with help. Nellie Alfrey takes a week off at Martin store to visit in Omaha. Coda Cross from Belle Plaine will live with grandparents in Hastings and attend high school. McParland Bros received Uncle Johnny Morris’s order for a cultivator to Providence Rhode Island. A corn queen was shipped from Grand Detour Plow Factory, Illinois. The Yankees may pursue Henry and Ike for territorial interference. Mrs G D Keffer visits Tennant. Mrs Stockton visits Blanchard. Christie takes Edison phonograph agency. George Gilmore and crew dig a ditch along the branch track at Clark switch and plan dumps north of Randolph and White Cloud. McFarland hardware store opening proves successful. cigars and quart measures given away.

Helen Mason Bowman Take Okoboji Nellie, Meeks Lola Boney Malvern Swan Allen Red Oak Nellie Alfrey Martin Will Omaha Coda Cross Belle Plane Kan Thomas Young Hastings High School McParland Bros Johnny Morris Providence Rhode Island Mlinois Henry Ike Clark Switch Randolph Algo White Cloud McFarland Hardware and Implement Cigara

Rev A D Davis sought for another year at conference

Wesley Chapel and nearby locations report a request to the coming conference for the return of Rev A D Davis for another year. Charles Young arrived Friday for a ten day visit with his parents. He has worked in Doniphan Nebraska's stock business for years and notes hot winds and drought affecting crops in Hall County south of the Platte River where rain has been more plentiful north of the river.

Wesley Chapel A D Davis Charles Young Doniphan Neb Hall County Platte River

Cement Culvert Replaces Bridge at Glenwood Western Approach

Cement culvert completed over the Lara way branch at the western approach to Glenwood replaces an aging bridge. Built by E R Barber the Glenwood contractor, the solid cement foundation spans the creek bed with cement block walls and iron reinforcements. When covered with soil the structure will form a solid roadway raising the creek bed about four feet, creating a temporary pond that will fill with sediment.

Laraway Glenwood E.R. Barber

Why Tribunes Were Late From the Fast Night Mail

Tribune readers along routes from Pacific Junction to Silver City wondered at delayed Friday papers. The Glenwood office sent papers Friday night, but a broken mail catcher on No. 9 fast night train caused the sack to be dumped into weeds. The mail lay undiscovered until Sunday, delaying the Tribune and other mail. Postmaster White notes this has recurred for weeks since No. 9 became a fast through Mills county.

Tribune Pacific Junction Council Bluffs Silver City Glenwood Tribunes White Mills County

Mills County Gets a Rainy Break After Dusty Dusts

A half inch rain swept Mills County Sunday morning ending a three week drought and easing dust. Most of the county saw muddy ground while Glenwood and nearby areas reported only a light shower. Northern and southern parts received more rain than the central area.

Mills County Glenwood

Congressman Smith Speaks at Old Settlers Picnic in Glenwood

The Old Settlers Picnic will be held at the new lake east of Glenwood on Wednesday with a full program. Congressman Smith will speak along with Judge Deemer and Hon. Frank Shinn. The event runs from 10:30 a.m. with music, speeches, and a noon dinner and continues into the afternoon drawing attendees from Mills Fremont and Pottawattamie counties.

Congressman Smith Glenwood New Lake Judge Deemer Frank Shinn Wil Mills Fremont Pottawattamie Dr. Plimpton Walter J. Smith

Injury Ends The Run Of Pioneer William F Rains

Wm F Rains a veteran resident near Malvern suffered a severe accident last Thursday when his horse bolted as he attempted to alight from his buggy. He was thrown and sustained a broken jaw near the thigh, compounding prior rheumatic crippling. He is about 76 years old.

Win of Rains Malvern

Teachers Institute In Malvern Sees Enrollment At Five

The Mills County Teachers Institute is in session at Malvern this week with enrolment reported at five dollars. Examinations are scheduled for Friday and Saturday in Malvern.

Mills County Teachers Institute Malvern Sept Masters

Hastings Reunion Set for September 1 2 3 Event

Community notice invites residents to a Hastings reunion on September 1, 2, and 3. Also lists a sale for a hand mower, model L E, with price not specified.

Glenwood to Host Weeklong Baseball Tournament

Glenwood will stage a baseball tournament next week featuring Glenwood, Tabor, Thurman, and Plattsmouth with games Monday through Wednesday and singles and season tickets priced at 25 cents and 1 dollar. Also on the schedule are Glenwood’s Thursday and Friday games at Hastings reunion and Emerson tournament, plus a Wednesday Web Feet versus Walnut Grove clash and notes on West Oak, Keg Creek, and Mark Evans diamond games.

Glenwood Tablor Thurman Plattsmouth Hastings Emerson West Oak Keg Creek Mark Evans Diamond Web Feet

Deaths of the Week and Closely Timed Bereavements

Glenwood resident Byron Surber died last night at 7 15 and was about 74 with stomach trouble. He leaves five daughters and a son. Friday’s paper will carry further particulars. Mrs Meyer, who died a week after her husband in Long Beach California, is survived by a daughter and siblings. John P Retelsdorf, a Malvern shoe merchant for 28 years, died Saturday morning aged over 86. funeral at Presbyterian church. Rev A K Myattway of Tabor died unexpectedly in Akron Indiana after a brief illness.

Byron Surber Glenwood Tribune John Meyer Long Beach Cal Meyer Nancy Buffington John Hill Huntington Park Los Angeles Elijah Buttington Will Bufting John P. Retelsdorf Malvern Presbyterian Church Mr. Retelsdorf Germany J.H Henry Retelsdorf A.K. Myattway Tabor Akron Ind Lake Winona Burmah India

Coming Events in Malvern Glenwood Silver City and Hastings

Listed items include Teachers Institute in Malvern from August 23 to 28, Old Bettlers Picnic in Glenwood on August 25, Odd Fellows Picnic in Silver City on August 26, Thurman Rage Ball Tournament August 24 to 26, and a Soldiers Reunion in Hastings. Also mentions a state fair and dog movies among brief notes.

Old Bettlers Glenwood Ccc Ccce Odd Fellows Picnic Silver City Thurman Soldiers Reunion Hastings

Time Pastor Lectures at Tabor Baptist Church

A time pastor at Tabor Baptist Church has lectured considerably in recent years, delivering sermons and engaging the congregation with extended talks and Bible study sessions.

Tabor Baptist Church

Fire Destroys A J Boston Home Near Malvern

A house two miles northwest of Malvern burned Saturday afternoon after 4 o'clock destroying the A J Boston residence and contents. No one was home. cause undetermined though a defective flue is likely. Insurance covered most losses but irreplaceable items were destroyed. Mr and Mrs Boston are longtime Mills County settlers. Wesley Templeton of Glenwood, now in Omaha, received a $14.48 civil war back pay check from Washington for service in 1868, a debt long forgotten. He served in company D, 8th Iowa cavalry and was imprisoned at Andersonville.

A. J. Boston Malvern Boston Axcelsior Springs Mills County Wesley G. Templeton Glenwood Omaha Washington Sam Mr. Templeton 8Th Iowa Cavalry Andersonville

Youthful Climber Scales 60-Foot Windmill Tower

Lew Hamlishs four year old son in White Cloud township climbed to the tower top while his father was away. He walked the platform 60 feet above ground with calm nerve and descended safely, much to his mother's relief.

Randolph Enterprise White Cloud Township Lew Hamlish

Odd Fellows Picnic at Silver City this Thursday

Mills County Odd Fellows association plans its annual picnic at Silver City on Thursday with members and families invited. The event will be held on the school ground with shade and afternoon amusements including a Fats vs Leans ball game featuring two players from each lodge.

Mills County Silver City Order Fats Vs

Iowa Crop Acreage Estimate for 1909 by Crop Service

Based on Iowa Weather and Crop Service reports and 1908 township assessor data, 1909 acreage totals include winter wheat 133 740 acres, spring wheat 265 340, corn 8 213 280, oats 4 261 410, rye 49 590, barley 492 320, tame hay 3 485 550, wild hay 886 740, pastures 8 901 970, flax 25 250, potatoes 124 7 40 acres.

Iowa Weather & Crop Service

Seeger Couple Return From Alaska and Seattle Trip

Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Seeger of Rawles township have returned from a coast trip beyond Mills County. They visited the Seattle exposition then traveled to Alaska, reaching Skaguay by boat and continuing inland by rail for a most interesting journey.

H. W. Seeger Rawles Township Pacific Coast Mills County Seattle Alaska Skaguay

Reduced Rates to Des Moines for Burlington State Fair

The Burlington offers lowered round trip fares to Des Moines during the state fair from Glenwood. Tickets cost 85.10 and go on sale August 26 through September 3.

Burlington Des Moines Glenwood

Reunion Program at Hastings September Event

Program notes invite readers to the Hastings reunion on September 1 2 and 3 with popular speakers fine music and daily baseball games. Also promotes land bargains and travel to Tripp and Myhoy pone bea South Dakota with offers. Includes weathered references to Ere Now and Glenwood.

Hastings Tripp and Myhoy Pone Bea South Dakota Ris Glenwood

Jury Drawn for Glenwood Term Opens September 21

The coming term of court in Glenwood will convene September 21 with 36 jurors drawn. Listed are jurors from Glenwood Malvern Hastings Silver City Henderson Pacific Jenetson Emerson Council Bluffs and others including names such as John Jens J W Langmuir G H Nebley A C Lemmen and W H Clay.

Glenwood J. W. Sims Albert Nelson Thomas McClure J. H. Burks Hastings G. S. Purcell I. J. Mc Farland Wortman H. C. Dolph Harold Peterson Silver City C. I. Parker Henderson Charles Wilkinson Pacific Jenetson C. T. Hubbell E. Dashner Emerson A. B. Steiner M.©. Warren Council Bluffs George Bailey W. BR. Wall Jr Ben Lincoln - Pacific Junction M Follett Malvern

Dog Caught in Hedge Stirs White Cloud Township Tale

The Malvern Leader recounts a curious incident at George S. Davis's home in White Cloud township. Davis lost a valuable dog and advertised for its return. A neighbor later found the dog trapped in a hedge fence, starved and entangled by thorns, a danger that could have proved fatal if not discovered.

George S Davis White Cloud Township

Emerson notes crops and locals events in Arcadia area

Gilbert Cheney returns from Arcadia farm with reports of good crops and rain. Treble Cleft club concert at Emerson Presbyterian church deemed a success. Various residents make improvements, travels, and life events including marriages, autos, land prospecting, and visits across Nebraska and nearby states.

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F. H. Priest Grove Dril Wm. F. Rains Teachers Institute L. E Walnut Grove Nament Louisville Glen McCormick Jake Clark Ton Texas Amelia Perkins West Virginia A. K. Myattway A. J. Boston House Burns Iowa Fentlemen Gilbert Cheney Arcadia Win ‘Campbell Marion Clemmer Jap Clemmer Coronado Merle Nira Caldwell George Shetterly Corinne Saskatchewan Canada Grace Nims Oakland Charles Carr John Sandiland Henry Nima Las Vegas New Mexico Edna Jones Alva Strickler Kansas City A’ Tollinger Chas Abel Glanwood W J. Hostetter W H Eaton Council, Biuffs Colorado Hortense Uy Scott -City Edge
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