District Court Adopts Four Day Term Busy Next Session
District Court wraps after a four day session with Judge Macy adjourning Friday. The next term begins February 2 and is expected to be larger and busier. In a separate suit Geo Gross wins against A Spooner and H Lewis of Mondamin, with costs charged to the plaintiffs. The case involved a land exchange dispute tied to the Emerson mill. Permanent injunctions against Glenwood drug firms Landis Jamison and A J Howe are made permanent with costs awarded. The docket includes land partition for Alex Bowen acreage near Hastings, divorces for Alvira Smith and Julia Huntley, and various guardianships and land sales approved or scheduled. Indictment developments and minor case dispositions are noted, with several guardians discharged and estates wound up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tudge Macy
Geo. -Cross
8. A. Spooner
If. D. Lewis
Mondamin
Geo. Gross
Emerson
Macy
Gross
Cross
Emerson Mill
Missouri
Spooner
Lewis
Glenwood
Landis & Jamison
A. J
Howe
Dean
Bowen Land
Jesse A. Lumm
Henderson
Mary I. Lumm
Betta Galloway
Stella Byers
Paul
R. YH. Pierson
Seth Dean
Anderson Township
O. M. Pierce
W. IT. Aistrope
Attourney
James Anderson
John Wravzier
Chicago
N. C. Grifith
Ohio
Tabor Telephone Co
Glen Fort
Silver City
A. H. Dolph
C. R. Hillyer
Deer Creek Township
Hillyer
David Sandiland
John Cross
Conrad Strickler
G. @. Bruen
Vernon
Mildred Grifith
Wm. J. Ravz
Emerson Lumber
Sarah JB. Strickler
W. A. Snodgrass
J.C. McGrew
L. Y P. McWahon
James Bellatti
Anna Bellabbi
Wmn. Swarts
Geo. Swarts
Chas
Albert Deitehler
Charlotte Deitehler
Redfield
Messiah Concert Delights Glenwood Group Amid Financial Woes
A Sunday night performance of the Messiah in Glenwood drew a 70-voice chorus backed by Dr. Geo Mogridge and Prof. Geo N. Pierce. Soloists were imported and paid $60 each, depleting receipts from 350 tickets totaling $175 with $25 left for expenses. Helen Lawrence and Bertha Hart received praise for soprano and organ work. next tune promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. N. Pierce
Helen Lawrence
Bertha Hart
Hirjah
Dedication of Creston Methodist Church Shows Enterprise
The Creston community showcased enterprise with the May Sunday dedication of a new Methodist church. A May 26 cyclone devastated Glenwood injuring a facility and killing two children. the next day a Creston twister damaged the old church, necessitating its demolition and the start of the larger, debt free replacement valued at 22000 dollars. Builder W. W. Welch of Clarinda, also active on the Glenwood Institution project, led the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
New Methodist Church
Glenwood
W. W. Welch
Clarinda
Glenwood Institution
BUIC
Illness Adjudicated: Malvern Farmer Jailed for Clarinda Care
Fr M. Cooksey a 62 year old farmer near Malvern was brought before the board of insanity in Glenwood on Monday and adjudged insane. He was ordered sent to Clarinda and this was done Tuesday by Deputy Sheriff Bogart. The filing was by his son J F Cooksey. Also John Boyce aged 48 from Henton Station was sent to Clarinda this morning after appearing before the board. He had previous action deferred last summer and has since worsened. He has a wife and four children and earlier spent time in the insane hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fr. M. Cooksey
Malvern
Glenwood
Board of Insanity
Clarinda
Bogart
J. F. Cooksey
John Boyce
Henton
Platteville Citizens Demand Pony Creek Ditch Work Finishing
A Platteville delegation led by Attorney Frank Miller protested to the county board in Glenwood to resume the Pony Creek ditch project halted by freezing. The board arranged with contractors Seth Dean and C.A. Bushnell to restart immediately and a follow up meeting is planned next Monday. Teams are active near Pacific Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Platteville
Frank Miller
Glenwood
Pony Creek
Seth Dean
C.A. Bushnell
Pacific Junction
Proposed Wabash Train Plan Hints at New Service
No official details released about the proposed Wabash train. It is said to depart Brunswick for the north through Mills county between two and three in the afternoon, return from Omaha to run ahead of the evening train, stop at all stations, lay over at Shenandoah, and resume east early next morning with passengers transferring to the through train from Council Bluffs to Shenandoah without further stops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wabash
Brunswick
Mills County
Omaha
Shenandoah
Council Bluffs
Bankrupt Harness Sale Discounted Sets at Davis & Anderson
Bankrupt harness sale offers 50 sets of team harnesses bought at sealant price now on sale as low as 15 dollars per set. Davis and Anderson advertise at 26 62 Pacific Junction Ta with quantities and discount terms for local buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis & Anderson
Pacific Junction
Rats Causing Trouble At Macedonia Premises
Local reports indicate Uncle John Lewis near Macedonia faces ongoing rat problems. He trapped 110 rats last week, catching 21 in a wire trap Wednesday morning and several more the next morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lewis
Macedonia
Christmas Wedding Bells Across Tabor and Vicinity
Christmas eve and nearby towns celebrate multiple weddings. Gertrude Duncan wed Will H. Morris in Tabor with family and music notes. Mabel McGrew marries Clyde Warren near Glenwood. Myrtle Hullinger and Morris Hulinger wed in Glenwood. Paul Jordan and Elizabeth Chrisman marry in Glenwood parsonage. Carr Quimby Henderson pair wed quietly near Shenandoah. John A. Young and Sarah Mass marry at Red Oak. Malvern baggage man John Perdue weds Lottie Belle Dum in Creston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
James Duncan
Gertrude
Will H. Morris
Malvern
John Askin
Mabel Crose
Shenandoah
Geo. Talbot
Neva Orr
Margaret Hugitt
Frances Strahan
Kiva ‘Tipple
Anna Bail
Anna Reed
Lohengrin
Pearl McKitrick Rowland
Kansas City
Miss Duncan
Tabor College
First National Bank
West Part
Glenwood
Theo. Pickrel
Myrtle
John A. Young
Henderson
Sarah Mass
Silver City
Red Oak
M._I
Mr. Young
John
Tom Young
Hastings
Miss Mass
Myr
John Mass
Wedding ceremony in West Glenwood area
The Tribune notes a wedding today near West Glenwood with Squire J. G. Wilcox officiating. Bride Georgia Copeland, 20, and groom McDowell, 8th, are widely known, with the bride sister to Mrs Evra McDowell. Invitations issued for Rose Robinson to John Shannon at the Robinson home near Heaton Station on Sunday, December 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale
Glenwood
Squire
J. G. Wilcox
Wim
McDowell
Georgia Copeland
Evra McDowell
Thos. Robinson
Miss Rose Robinson
John Shannon
Robinson
Heaton Station
Dee
Death notices from Glenwood and Tabor area
Mrs. Louisa Lyon Baker, 59, died at home in Glenwood after a yearlong illness. She leaves eight children and is remembered by sister H. R. Lyon. Funeral Friday at 1 PM at the Christian church with Rev. Walter Martin. Also, six year old Sylvester Dye of Tabor died after scarlet fever relapse. Funeral Monday at 2 PM at the Dye home with Rev. John Askin officiating. The community offers sympathy to the grieving families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James K. Baker
Glenwood
Louisa Lyon
Wilmington, Ill
H. R. Lyon
Gov. Lowe
Ottumwa
Wm. Hawk
Helena
Mont
Duard McMillan
Red Oak
Hdna Valentine
Omaha
Kora
Lee
Wayne
Hazel Baker
Walter Martin
The
Christian Church
Sylvester Dye
N. C. Dye
Tabor
John Askin
Woman's Club notes and local notices from Glenwood area
Postponed Bay View Department meeting set for January 11. Library report shows itemized finances and book issues. Various local ads note holiday Burlington fare, sales, livestock, land, and farm offerings, plus a divorce notice and personal ads from Hillsdale and Glenwood in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bay View Department
Woman's Club
Glenwood Public Library
OABH
Beeteestesey Sen Bob
Balanca
Frank Allen
C. W. Lyon
Public Sale at Silver City farm on January 12 1804
Auction announces a public sale at a farm 21 miles north of Silver City Iowa starting 10:00 am Tuesday. Items include 55 cattle many mares and horses, Indian ponies, high grade Shropshire sheep and Jersey sows, brood sows, boars, farming utensils, wagons, and seed, with cash and credit terms. Auctioneer John Reed and W B Oaks, notes due with 6 percent interest applied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Poland
China
John Reed
W. B. Oaks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alex Bowen
Thomas Young
McDonough
Lyda.a. Holloway
Nancy J. Holloway
Maude Baggerly
Minor
Jasper N
John W
Wm. M
James W
Franklin L
Chas. A. and
Henry
Bowen
Alvira Smith
Don Smith
Julia F. Huntley
Pacific
Junction
Albert Harrison Huntley
Anna
Chas. W. Birdsall
Oak Township
Wm. Spelman
M. Flammant
Christ Hansen
Garry
Chas. Cheyney
Creston’s
M. E. Church
Grogo
Morrris-Duncan
Morris-Duncan
Warren McGrew
the Tribune
Mabel McGrew
Clyde Warren
Rey
Shaw
Miss McGrew
Wilbur Warren
Isaac Warren
Pratt, Kas
Hullinger—Pickrel
Jordan
Chrisman
Paul Jordan
Sidney
Elizabeth L. Chrisman
Geo. W. Chrisman
Carr-Quimby
Samuel Carr
Lotta Quimby
H. FL. Quimby
Carr
Wm. Narless
Cary
Bartlett
Young-Mass
John Perdue
Lottie Belle Dum
M. BE
Tribune
Copeland
Woman’s Club
Burlington
C. Eshliman
Raymond Trisler
E. F. Trisler
Timothy
H. W. Seeger
Hillsdale
Own
J. H. McCurdy
My Place
Té A. I. Saar
John Meyer
F. M. Buttington
Glenwood Dee
Maccin Budkincuam
U. S. Perfection
Malvern Fair
Sanders’ Perfection
Bedland Board
Hillsdlass,Ia
W. FH. Barner
Rocky Mountain
DeWrer & Co
Spurr & McCoy
Holiday
Gastman
Reiger
Rickseeker
Jamison’s
D.G. Jamison&Co
McCall
Sherwin-Williams
Maters
McClure
McClure’s
Frea
McClurs Company
Lexington
New York
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