Glenwood visitors and community events in December
Glenwood notes recount Hastings visitor D G McMillan and Neligh guest Wv T Belden, plus Malvern and Omaha visitors. James Anderson ill at his sister’s, Rebekahs plan a December 13 program, and a near accident prompted by H A French. Funeral preparations for Robert Morris, Home Coming at Glenwood Lodge 97, and visits from Hester family. Christmas prep spreads through town with stores bright, and farm life shows 9000 bushels expected from Markel crop. Socials include Jamison bargain room ads, Three Link Boys dance December 31, and church services with Transmitter and Gracious Message topics.
Christmas Advertising Pages Offer Inks and Bargains
Advertising rates for readers one cent a word with 5 cent per insertion up to 60 words. Larger readers 25 cents per inch plus 25 cents per insertion. Booking charge 23 and 33 cents if unpaid by month end. See Sellers' Kitchen Cabinet at Swope's. Numerous sales and notices from Jamison's Bargain Room, D G Jamison, and others. No hunting on Fay Wright farm. Cheyney Brothers land trespass warning.
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Amt
Swope's
Piano sale direct from the factory at $125
The undersigned offers a high grade upright piano direct from the factory for 125 dollars and a player piano for 300 dollars. Cash or good note. Q. V. Byers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langs
V. Byers
Farm land sale ads for Kansas and Missouri details
Rural property listings show 160 acres near Kansas City at 35 per acre with 1000 down and balance terms plus 80 acres near Lawrence at 45 per acre with half down. Also 276 acres near Lawrence at 60 per acre with half down and long time low interest. 216 acres near Lawrence at 110 per acre with 5000 down and balance easy terms. Howell County Missouri 51714 acres pans out as small ranch with 5 per acre and 1000 down. J B Wood Lawrence Kansas R F D.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Kans
Howell County
J. B. Wood
R. F. D. Lawrence
Glenwood High junior basketball team honored at party
Prof Montgomery hosted a picture show party last Tuesday for Glenwood High school junior basketball champions. Guests, including captains and players with their dates, enjoyed an oyster supper at the Cozy restaurant after a Rex theater lobby gathering. Dr Hoover spoke, presenting a royal blue banner to the team. Edwin Carter spoke for the team and class. Participants included Mr and Mrs Weiquist, several Miss Hamilton and Miss Plumer, Miss Sneath, Miss Warren, Miss Newman, Miss Walling, Miss Waterman, and players Maurice Phelps John Lyons Arthur Buch Virgil Rooney Leonard Gilmore and Dr Hoover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Montgomery
Glenwood High School
Rex Theater
Dr. Hoover
Edwin Carter
Vyequist
Pauline Hamiltton
Laura Plumer
Kathryn Sneath
Geneva Warren
Ola Newman
Ruth Plimpton
Miss Walling
Miss Waterman
Maurice Phelps
John Lyons
Arthur Buch
Virgil Rooney
Leonard Gilmore
Memorial service for L L T Genung noted in Mills County
The Mills County bar designated Tuesday December 14 for memorial services honoring the late L T Genung a longtime county lawyer. Attorneys will speak and the bar resolutions will be read. Public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. T. Genung
Mills County Bar
Glenwood School Board Announces Holiday Vacation Dates
The Glenwood school district will close for a holiday break from December 17, 1915, to January 4, 1916, returning students and staff after the new year.
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School Board of
Glenwood
Owes Her Good Health to Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs R G Neff of Crookston Ohio says she was invalid two years ago from stomach trouble and since taking three bottles of Chamberlain’s Tablets she has been in the best of health. For sale by A J Howe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
R. G. Neff
Crookston
Ohio
A. J. Howe
There is No Greater Curse to Lose Teeth in Life
A speaker warns there is no reason to lose teeth in middle life and urges readers to stop neglecting dental care. Get teeth thoroughly cleaned, put in order, and keep them in order to avoid regret. Free examination offered.
East Center Social News Notes and Local Visits
Mrs Duke of Glenwood visited from Wednesday to Saturday with Mrs Imogene Andrews. W F Andrews and family were joined by sister Mrs Shippy from Minnesota moving to Tabor for school. Miss Pearl Miller spent days in Omaha. W F M B held a missionary social at S Andrews home December 3 with games recitations and singing a lunch raising 9.30. Mrs M N Anthony of Hillsdale poorly since Saturday. John Wilson and family visited his sister Mrs Boles. Jasper Rane and family from Glenwood visited daughter Mrs Hammond. Mrs W Bales and son George went to Omaha to visit sister. Dr Plimpton spoke at Hillsdale school and Miss Hoffman read selections. Carl Nelsons three children ill this week.
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Duke
Glenwood
Imogene Andrews
W. F. Andrews
Shippy
Minnesota
Tabor
Pearl Miller
Omaha
S. Andrews
M. N. Anthony
Hillsdale
John Wilson
Mud Creek
Boles
Jasper Rane
Hammond
Oliver
H. A. Norton
Glyde Norton
W Bales
George
Plimpton
Glenwood Masons Attend Bluffs Lodge Degree Event
Glenwood Masons joined a large delegation in Council Bluffs for a Bluffs City lodge conferring of the third degree on four candidates, notably a father and his three sons led by John Oliver. Delegates from southwest Iowa attended. a banquet followed with toasts from Glenwood members.
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Glenwood Masons
Council Bluffs
Bluffy City
John Oliver
Bluffs City
Iowa
Glenwood Lodge
Henry Dean
Roy Lewis
W. C. Rathke
H. A. French
John Knox
C. H. DeWitt
C . Genung
W. 5. Lewis
D. Duke
Charles Cheyney
Frank Logan
Birth of a Nation at Brandeis Omaha in fourth week
The Birth of a Nation with a 30 piece orchestra continues its fourth week at the Brandeis Theatre Omaha. The film features twelve reels of romance and war scenes from prewar to Sherman’s march, including 18 000 soldiers and 3 000 cavalry, large battles, and a strong Klansmen spectacle. Two performances daily.
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Brandeis
Brandeis Theatre
Omaha
Stoneman
North
Cameron
Camron
Sherman
Atlanta
Washington
Farm Stationery for Farmers at Tribune Office
Many farmers adopt printed stationery for business use. Low cost, neat quality, and prompt service offered at the Tribune office. Samples and prices available. guarantee of cleaning? stated.
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Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. G. McMillan of
Hastings
Mrs. B. Foutagan
Malvern
T. J. Jones
Jeannette
James Basking
Wm. Kneeland
Jack Cheyney
James Anderson
Mrs. L. Jp. Genung
Rebekahs
Walter Morris
Austin
Minn
Robert Morris
Glenwood Lodge No. 97
F. M. Valentine
David Salyards
J. A. Binkerd
Valentine
Binkerd
H. L. Pike
G. T. Jackson
Cleve Davis
Fred Weaver
Mgr. Arnold
Pacific Junction
Davis
Phil Markel
Markel
Mr. Markel
Phil
G. T. Jackson and Son
Creston
Jamison
Swope’s
Three Link
Glenwood Churches
Christian
Baptist
L. S. Robinson
A. J. Miller
D. G. Jamison
Sam Estes
Jordan
Bradley Strain
E. S. Warren
Byers
Rhode Island Roosters
W. R. Higgins
Underwood
Harold Krecklow
Haynie
Leghorn Roosters
S. H. Peters
C. J. Nygren
Meade
Pacific
Balfour
J. W. Carter
Empirre
Main Street
Towa
Alger
Boy Scout
Bargain Room
E. DB
DeLashmutt
Fay Wright
Cheyney Brothers
Lyon & Lyon
Chiropractors
South Side Square
LL. T. Genung
Dr. McCluskey
East Center
Matthews
Glenwood, Iowa
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