Local Notes From Glenwood and Surroundings
The Glenwood area sees visits from Burnie Hamilton in Nebraska and Mrs. W. A. Talles of Omaha. John Dent travels to Omaha for a few days. a school musical is planned at the Institution next week. Dwight Bullington rests in Corpus Christi, Texas, improving health. Carry Hamilton resigns from the Carey store to assess Glenwood property. Rev. W. N. Graves judges a Southwest Town high school debate in Shenandoah. Adolph Arp reports renter changes in his neighborhood. Stout & Stransthan plan an auto livery next week, weather permitting. Sherman Jill quits tobacco after several weeks, feeling better. John B. E. Hammers and family return from a Spokane ranch and may move to Glenwood. Mrs. Edward James and children visit A. S. Edwards. Jesse Edwards visits with his wife. Center township hosts weekly sociability gatherings at Will Andrews’ home with oysters. John Seitz reports Arizona climate similar to Iowa. plans Arizona home. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Wright move toward Clayton, New Mexico, for Mrs. Wright’s health. Visit Robinson’s basement china room for bargains. P. L. Bowles travels to Oskaloosa due to her father’s illness. W. B. Bruce and family in Omaha for the auto show. C. M. Martin moves from Glenwood West to Table Rock, Neb., for business. Pleasant Ridge school plans a box supper Friday evening March 1 with drills, tableaux, dialogues and music led by Agnes Jarvis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Seitz
Tribune
Phoenix
Ariz
Arizona
Iowa
W. J. Wright
Clayton
Rock Island Road
New Mexico
Robinson
P. L. Bowles
Oskaloosa
J. B. Smith
W. BR. Bruce
Omaha
C.M. Martin
Glenwood
Table Rock
Neb
Pleasant Ridge
Rawles Township
Agnes [Arvis
Glenwood Church Services and Local Notices
Glenwood churches list morning and evening services with themes The Wise and Foolish Virgins and The Universal Reign of Christ Epworth League and youth events Lent references Ash Wednesday and Easter details Multiple classified items include sales horses notices ads and an 1912 sheriff sale notice describing real estate to be sold by court order in Mills County Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ON. Graves
Epworth League
Bethel
Trench
Alta Goodell
Hnscolat
Ciurgh
Lene
Dr. Morrison
Malvern Social Notes and Local Updates
Quarantine for the Marry Landis home due to scarlet fever with daughter Inez ill. Mrs A A Anderson hosted a visit from her sister Mrs Len Grr of Sidney. WR Graves is very sick, with children arriving from afar. The S C Warfield sale near Strahan totaled about $4,500 and the family will move to South Dakota. A Royal Neighbors gathering honored Mr and Mrs Kin Comer with a housewarming. Mrs A J Bosten improving from illness. her daughter Mrs John Imet of Warne, Ned, visited with her family. Dr J K R Scott hosted a Valentine party with the Jolly Nine Club and spouses, a flashlight photo taken during a three course supper. J Spencer, formerly operator now Nodaway agent, to succeed WS Bell as Malvern agent. George I White of Emerson elected to Mills County Agricultural Society board. old officers re-elected. Mrs Leslie Richards won Muthaland January prize. no plane contest this month. Large family gathering reported at Leslie Summers home on Web 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J KR Scott
Jolly Nine Club
J Spencer
Nodaway
WS Bell
Malvern
George I White
Emerson
Mills County Agricultural Society
Leslie Richards
Muthaland Company
Plana
Local Notes Include Anniversary Gift And Family Return
The Slenry Nims family marks a 30th wedding anniversary with a surprise leather rocker, rhina, and silverware. The Van Jorn family in Mills County sold butter and chickens valued at 233.87 dollars from a 17 acre farm between 1904 and 1911. Mentor Wortntin left for two weeks on his Montana homestead while will prove up on his elatin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Slenry Nims
Mills County
Las Vegas
New Mesien
Fred van Jorn
Wortntin
Montana
Horses for Sale at Omaha Market
Horses for sale at Davis & Andersen Mercantile Co Pavitie Junction, Omaha. Buyers urged to act quickly or the horses will be sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Davis & Andersen Mercsatile Co
Pavitie Junction
UOLENWOOD MAILS Mail Closing Times and Clarity
Postal lines show unclear timings and instructions for mail closure and lobby access. References to box openings and lobby security indicate mixed guidance on where and when to deposit mail and retrieve items. The fragmentary text mentions specified times such as 7:00, 8:00, and 10:17 pm with incongruent phrases about mail procedures and box access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonud
Enet Bonud
Sud
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robinson's
John Dent
Dwight Bullington
Corpus Christ
Texas
Carry Hamilton
Carey
W. N. Graves
Shenandoah
Sothwest Town
Adolph A. Arp
St. Mary
Stout & Stransthan
Sherman Jill
John BE
Hammers
Rockford
Spokane
Wash
Ed. Hammers
Edward James
Rapid City
Center Township
Will Andrews
The
Free
New Glenwood
United States
Chicago
L.S. Robinson
Congregational Church
Stoke
Baptist Churcit
BR. GL. Palmerton
Bible
Christian Church
B. F. Baker
Endeavor Society
Route 3
O. L. Mintle
Tnevhator
W.H. Mintle
Lowa
E. Cogley
Rhode Island Cockrels
Ed Bachman
Bell Phone
Rhode Island
F. M. Bullington
Young, Hastings
Robert F. Brunner
Marquette, Mich
Ww. Duncan
Andrew Long
Lon Miller
Frank Jones
C. White
P. M
Phos. W. Gidley
District Court
C. A. Hamilton
K E. D. Garman
Osceola Garman
Court House
E. W. Bushnell
A. S. Edwards
A A Anderson
Len Grr
Sidney
WR Graves
Strahan
South Dakota
A J Bosten
John Iimet
Warne
Ned
Leslie Summers
Uolenwood Mails
Bell
Frank Deerwester
McCaskey
H. L. Kruse
Gribune
Grocery Department
Our Shoe Department
Dunn & Dudley Co
Opera
Glenwood Business College
School of
B. C. Adams
Prin
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