Glenwood notes and people move through town
Glenwood chatter covers local business and residents. Mentions Robinson's spectacles, Clark's Barber Shop, Ivory & Otis loans, and E. H. 31. Logan handles court business, Lufkin visit, editor sick list, and family news from Mabel Steen to Tom Hall. Socials include birthdays, trips to Los Angeles, and neighbors’ gatherings with exchanges about real estate, mortgages, and sales notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentines
Robinson's
Ivory & Otis
Raymond Trisler
Red Cross Drug Co
P.O
Clark
E. G. Woodrow
Ferguson Grocery Store
West Side
Howe Reopens Glenwood Grocery and Meat Business
J H Howe known as Take resumes local venture by buying Morgan Bros. grocery and meat at the west side square in Glenwood after 15 years away. He has been in Denver real estate with A H Winkler and will return to Glenwood this week to close up matters while Mrs. Howe may join later. Howe is regarded as a capable, enterprising local businessman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Lufkin
Fairfield
Neb
Cunningham
The
Opinion
Mabel Steen
Red Oak
Geo. Hamonds
Harry Smith
Walter Breen
West
England
London
Harry L. Pickens
Omaha
Boyle's Business College
Tom Tolman
Glenwood
Tribune
Spokesman-Review
Spokane
Wash
Cora Lufkin
L. O. Bryan
West Hil
B. L. Lufkin
Shirley Gillilland
Dr. Moulton
Ft. Smith
Ark
M. J. Moulton
Tom Hall
Council Bluffs
Rolly Hall
Plattsmouth
G. B. Miller
M. A. Evans
Frank Hammond
J. H. Howe
Take
Morgan Bros
Mr. Howe
Denver
A. H. Winkler
Mills County
Glenwood graduate Arthur Lufkin wins school debate medal
The Denver Post reports Arthur W. Lufkin, 13 B First Avenue, won the gold medal in the annual debate between the Castalian Literary and Webster Debating societies at West Side High School. The subject was state and national elections should be less frequent. Lufkin, a popular student and prominent athlete, secured the negative and had previously earned laurels in the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Post
Glenwood
Edward G. Lufkin
Qastalian Literary and
Webster
West Side High School
Arthur W. Lufkin
First Avenue
Charles Schroeder
Lufkin
Matrimonial Matters in Montgomery County and Glenwood
William Cozad of Red Oak obtained a marriage license for Melinda Stafford, who will wed at A. J. Chantry’s Malvern home. she is 54 and he 65. Glenwood couples Barli Eulitt and Bertha Meyers wed last week with parental consent. he 17, she 14. Lester Yates and Isabell Adams of Tabor received a license. ages 38 and 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Red Cross Drug Co
Bower Bros
Hurst's
County Abstract Company
Glenwood
TH. A. Schark
The
Tribune
Chester Pickrel
Red Oak
D. L. Heinsheimer
Los Angeles
Alta Goodell
M. Flammant
Henry Kruse
Detlef Linen
Mineola
Fred G. Meyers
F. K. Meyers
Milton Richards
Wakefield
Neb
Edith Evernham
James Glenn
Plattsmouth
Salix
Iowa
Glenn
William Cozad
Montgomery County
H. Davis
Melinda Stafford
A. J. Chantry
Malvern
Chantry
Bar
Lester R. Yates
Isabell Adams
Tabor
Real Estate Transfers In Mills County
H T Woods trades two Tabor houses to W G Gregory in part payment for John Scott farm of 180 acres south of Glenwood in Rawles township valued at 17500 with residences at 87500. Carl Nelson buys 120 acre farm from Charles W Boyles northwest of Malvern in Center township at 11250 per acre. Boyles rents for this year and will not leave Mills county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H T Woods
Tabor
W G
Gregory
John Scott
Glenwood
Rawles Township
Carl Nelson
Charles W. Boyles
Malvern
Center Township
Mr. Boyles
Mills County
Tribune Readers Note on Local Subscriptions
G W Hopkins moved from Orange California to Tulare California. Joe Daugherty, formerly Hillsdale, now Sedgwick Colorado, sent a Tribune subscription remittance. Lettie BE Wilson now receives the Tribune and Mills County News weekly at Long Island Kansas. Mrs Minnie Garman now at 627 Locust Ave Kansas City Kansas. A H Earhart formerly Fort Calhoun Nebraska now Kearney Nebraska. Frank Moessner, formerly Emerson Nebraska, now Wellington Colorado remits for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Daugherty
Hillsdale
Sedgwick, Colo
The
Tribune
Lettie BE. Wilson
Tribune and
Mills County News
Long Island, Kan
Minnie Garman
A. H. Earhart
Fort Calhoun
Neb
Kearney
Frank Moessner
Emerson
Wellington
Cola
Jackson plans pure bred mares and new stallion work
Breeds good stock grow on north Glenwood farm as RB. O. Jackson sold 120 cattle last Saturday to John Tipton of Tabor. He aims to buy Percheron mares to breed with the new stallion. He also raises Werkshire hogs with Clifford Kelley and maintains Shropshire sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Jackson
Glenwood
John Tipton
Tabor
Mr. Jackson
Clifford Kelley
Shropshire
Bohemian cornet star to perform at Glenwood Opera House
Opera House Manager Elkins announces Bo Humir Kryl concert company will appear Friday evening at Glenwood with world renowned Bohemian cornet soloist Kryl. He is supported by soprano Helen Norris pianist Edna Richaelson and trombone specialist Jaroslav Chimera. Reserved seats on sale Monday Feb 15 at Howe's Public Sale near Hastings, with farm stock and equipment listed on bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkins
Bohumir Kryl
Glenwood Opera House
Kryl
Helen Norris
Hdna Richaelson
Jaroslav Chimera
Howe
K. P. Dayson
Hastings
Henderson
Silver City
New Lodge Officers Named for Glenwood Camp 1909
Glenwood Camp Woodmen of the World announces 1909 officers: W. D. Antill past council commander, George O. Free council commander, J. C. Bellinger advisory lieutenant, L. Ferguson banker, T. J. Wright escort, C. Colwell watchman, J. B. Durk sentry, W. M. Plimpton physician, W. E. Wickersham clerk, Geo. C. Free BR, H. Butterfield IW, D. Antill managers. Delegates to head camp meeting March 23 at Council Bluffs: George O. Free and J. C. Bellinger. alternate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
W. D. Antill
George O. Free
J. C. Bellinger
L. §. Ferguson
T. J. Wright
Colwell
J. BR. Durk
W. M. Plimpton
W. E. Wickersham
Geo. C. Free
Corn Growers Seeks Youth Seed Corn Enthusiasts
E B Howard of Ames Iowa Agricultural College seeks to contact young people or others interested in growing seed corn to raise funds for schooling or to cultivate show corn from seed that earned premiums in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I E. B. Howard
The
Ames
Lowa) Agricultural College
Spelling Contest at Tabor Education Meet
Public school teachers and education enthusiasts will gather at Tabor on March 12 and 13 for an educational meeting. At the close of the 13th an old fashioned spelling contest will be held for pupils of Fremont and Mills counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabor
Fremont
Mills
Storm damages windmills prompt need for pumps and engines
A town warns storm damage affected windmills while Glenwood Plumbing Co promises prompt supply of pumps windmills and gasoline engines to aid sufferers. An estray notice records a red and white spotted steer kept by W C Delashmutt in Platteville Township Mills County Iowa valued at 12, posted before Justice W H McLaughlin and Be M Criswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Plumbing Co
North Side Square
W. C. Delashmutt
Platteville
Township Mills
Towa
Albert Benton
William Mstes
W. H. McLaughlin
Justice For the Peace
M. Criswell
Secounty
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Glen-Wood
Logan
Sidney
L. B. Cunningham
Wm. D. Clapp
Bessie Bills
Davenport
Eastern Star Order
K. Meyers
Crist Vohs
Oak Township
Andrew
L. W. Russell
Whitewater
Wis
Harry Sale
Lincoln
Washington Post
H. Peck
Mills County Abstract Co
H. W. Seeger
Merrick Co
Mutual Phone
Warren
Aslam
Kier
Glenwood Mercantile Co
Robinson
Arthur Lufkin
Cozad
Stafford
Yatese Adams
L. E. Geil
G. W. Hopkins
Orange
Cal
Tulare
Opera
Byers Bros. Auctioneers
Glenwood Opera
Flouse
Brahumbr Kryl Concert Company
Stowe
Ww. i
Hamilton & Co
All
Mills County National Bank
Glenwood, Iowa
F. M. Buffington
A. D. French
H. A. Prench
Rei
H. H. Cheyney
W. Rathee
A. J. Gettler
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