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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1909

Page

3

Court House Busy Day in Glenwood Board Meeting Actions

Busy Monday at Glenwood court house as County Board organized for the year electing 8 W Creech as chair man and T J Knopp as steward of the poor farm. New officials Masters and Coriswell started duties while predecessors Moore and Agan received farewell chairs. Next exams set for January 27 28 29. Sheriff reports jail empty and vaults shelved. Marriage license issued to William Powles and Myrtle Haynie. Church committees listed and evangelist Smith praised for uplifting city.

Glenwood W. Creech T. J. Knopp George Masters Stephen M. Coriswell W. M. Moore BR. T. Agan William Powles Bartlett Myrtle Haynie R, L. Haynie

Union Revival Begins Sunday in Glenwood Churches

Glenwood churches prepare for union meetings led by Evangelist C C Smith beginning next Sunday night at the Methodist church with Smith arriving Monday night. Week of prayer features services at Baptist Congregational and Methodist churches with preaching evangelistic emphasis and missionary society coordination. A 50 voice chorus will debut Saturday night at the Methodist church under Prof R F H Roper.

Charles Cullen Smith Smith Glenwood Evangelist C.C. Smith Methodist Church Mr. Smith Baptist Church Congregational Church R. F H. Roper BH. B. Woodruff James Carter W. M. Lamb Missionary Societies

Young Girl Robbed on Street in Glenwood

Atta Cannon, 12, daughter of J Ki Gannon, was knocked down near the canning factory bridge and robbed of a receipt book with lodge dues records. The assailant, described as a broad shouldered man, fled after grabbing pies and cakes she carried. The incident follows a prior theft from Mr Cannon and there is no clue to the robber.

Atta Cannon J. Ki. Gannon Glenwood Woodmen Lodge Etta Canning Factory Milt Richards Mr. Cannon Irl Des Moines Whipple Cannon

Death of Mrs McClary at Pacific Junction

Mrs Angeline MecClary wife of Joseph McClary died December 27 1908 at Pacific Junction. Funer al conducted by Bilder W E Haden at McPaul with burial at Thurman cemetery. Born December 31 1847 in Fulton county Illinois she came to Louisa county Iowa in 1851 and married in 1866. Seven children survived with two predeceased.

Angeline MecCllary Joseph McClary Pacific Junction Thurman Cemetery Bilder W. E. Haden McPaul Waldron Fulton County Illinois Louisa County Iowa A. R W. H McClary Thurman EB. J. Steele Pacific Anna Briley Glenwood

County Board Dilemma Over Mills County Supervisor Seat

The Mills County board faces a legal clash after a Supreme Court ruling declared no valid county supervisor election last fall. J D Robbins sought a seat, while County Attorney Starbuck said he was not elected. Supervisor Greig proposed a plan to appoint Robbins if no vacancy existed, but Robbins insisted on election or appointment under district rules and demanded a seat at the board table.

Mills County Supreme Court Tribune Starbuck J. D. Robbins Robbins Grege East End Greig

Roosevelt Names Several Congressmen in Secret Service Row

A presidential reply to a House resolution cites multiple congressmen, including Smith of our district, for opposing government detective work via appropriations. Roosevelt says he would have pursued criminal charges if guilt were proven and criticizes Speaker Cannon for blocking the measure.

Roosevelt Congress House of Representatives Congressman Smith Smith House Cannon Government Secret Service

Weather Brings Coldest Winter Wave Into Washington

The Washington weather bureau warned of a severe cold wave the harshest of the winter, forecast to sweep down from the northwest. Temperatures fell about 30 degrees from yesterday, with the mercury dropping below zero by early afternoon and snow in the air suggesting a blizzard may develop.

Washington Weather Bureau

Mills County Supervisors Election Question Resolved

County Attorney E Starbuck states that due to a Supreme Court ruling the Mills County Board could not elect supervisors in 1908 after changing from district to county plan and no valid election occurred. Greig may requalify and hold over until the next election or a vacancy is filled by appointment under Code section 1272.

Mills County Board of Supervisors Supreme Court Lahart Board of Supervisors Mills County Greig E. Starbuck

Local Notes and Visits From Silver City Area

Silver City residents report relatives visiting Nebraska and Bonesteel. Ruth Reeve visited Shenandoah. J W Anthony moved to Nodaway after months here. The Ladies' Social club met at Mrs T F Plumb, and Mrs Thomas McMahon from Stanberry returned home after a visit with Swarts parents. Farmers institute time has been set in Open.

Webster Mains Nebraska EU Anderson Bonesteel Ruth Reeve Shenandoah Agnes Samuelson J W Anthony Nodaway Ladies T F Plumb Thomas McMahon Stanberry W O Swarts Farmers’ Institute Anne

Long Lost Brother Reunites With Sister in Emerson Chronicle

The Emerson Chronicle tells of Bob Kirkpatrick of Emerson reuniting with his sister Miss Della Nichols of Downs Kansas after a letter from her led to a December 23 meeting at Mrs F S Rimes home north of Glenwood. Bob had not seen her since infancy about 24 years ago. Both families trace split custody and remarriage before the siblings were separated. The meeting brought enduring happiness to Bob as he recalls past events and the pair plan to stay connected.

Emerson Chronicle Bob Kirkpatrick Emerson Downs Kan F. S. Rimes Glenwood Della Nichols Arapahoe Neb Colorado Springs Kansas Mrs. Rimel Miss Nichols

Narrow Escape for Old Santa Claus

In Mills County the Emerson Chronicle reports a Christmas Eve scare at Spears school house when Harvey McLain acting as Santa Claus had his beard touch a lit candle on the tree. His mother wrapped him in a cape and flames were quenched, leaving burns on his face and neck and scorching the woodwork.

al Santa Claus Mills County Emerson Chronicle Spears Emerson Harvey McLain Cgeb

Ramsey Begins Special Meetings at Fairview Church

Rev. J. R. Ramsey pastor of the Tabor circuit of Methodist churches opened a series of meetings at the Fairview church in Rawlea township. Services run each evening at 7 30. Ramsey recently closed a successful series at Walbonsie Church adding several new members.

J. R. Ramsey Tabor Fairview Rawlea Township Ramsey Walbonsie Methodist Church

Also Mentioned on This Page

Court House Supt. Masters Linville Lee Smith Mt. Pleasant E. B. Woodruff Woodruff Logan Ing E. R. Herrick L A Bower Clyde Rhoads W. H. Hamilton Hattie Brown Gertrude Evernham F. M. Shriver N. T. Bradway Ralph Cunningham C. E. Carey H. 3. Weming Howard Otis H. G C. Bower A. D. French V. D. Pace V. D. Pace. Woman’s Meeting D. Tipple Seth Dean County Board Middle T. Roosevelt Creech Silver City Santa Claus Saleite Aguth Eau
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