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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1909

Page

3

Glenwood in Brief Packed notices from Glenwood local life

Glenwood items report farm loans, plumbing, watch repair, and advertising notes. Local visits include Jimmy Anderson in Plattsmouth and K. F. Roenfeld subscribing from Oak township. Socials feature Clifford Williams hosting seniors, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin visiting friends in Hastings. Obituaries mention Mrs. Elizabeth Wiley. other items note new staff at Glenwood schools and oyster supper at Jamison store.

Ivory & Otis Bower Bros Robinson’s Raymond Trisler W. H. Fickel Jimmy Anderson K. F. Roenfeld Oak Township Tribune Clifford Williams

Amusing Panic At Hastings School House Visit

A small scare erupted at the Hastings school when Dr W Whitnall a school board member visited to discuss a tire escape plan. Fear of smallpox vaccination fueled the panic among primary pupils causing a hasty exodus and later irate parents seeking explanations and apologies.

Hastings W. BR. Whitnall

Hastings Public Schools Return With Resignations

Hastings notices describe a resumed school term after a two week pause due to illness, with Miss Luther resigning temporarily and Mrs Kirk teaching in her stead. Winter cold hits Nishaa valley as temperatures fall to 12 to 15 below zero. Public health measures curb gatherings to prevent smallpox, delaying revivals and opera house events. A large brush fire northeast of Hastings scorches 300 acres. locals commend health officials while skeptics question political motives in Mills County.

Hastings Collings Baxter Davis Missouri David Sandiland Duval Chicago Board of Health Marion Evans Marion White Glenwood Farry Duval Ernest Binkley Plattsmouth Devli Mills County

Matrimonial Matters in Glenwood Sees Myrtle Waynie Wed

On Wednesday January 6 1909 at high noon Myrtle Waynie daughter of My and Mrs RB L Waynie near Glenwood married William Powles of Bartlett. Rev A H Briggs performed the ceremony. The bride, popular in Mills Jaunty, married the enterprising farmer from near Bartlett. Many gifts were received and friends offer hearty congratulations for a long happy life together.

RB. L. Waynie Glenwood Myrtle William Powles Bartlett A. H H. Briggs Mills

Disastrous Fire Hits Wilson and Hanson Factory

From Los Angeles comes news of a disastrous fire at the Wilson and Hanson furniture factory early last Saturday. The loss runs about $28,000 with only $12,000 insured. Gerard Hanson led the business, backed by his brothers Bevera and others. The blow may force the firm to suspend operations, a severe setback for the new venture.

Los Angeles Wilson & Hanson Gerard Hanson Bevera

Silver City Busy Weekend Social and Civic Notes

Mrs Mattie Taylor Gregory of Omaha visited with her parents while Ed Anderson made a short business trip to Stanberry Missouri. A series of Methodist church meetings begins next Sunday evening. Miss Mabel Swarts returned to Omaha after holidays. Miss Lena Schultz visits her sister in Tabor as parents tour California. Mr and Mrs William Schultz and J J Taylor and wife sail for California aiming to return by March 1. Four men went to Ames for the corn show and school of instruction in corn and stock judging. Ingraham township trustees held their annual meeting with William Burgoin and J T Skerritt taking seats. Silver City schools reopen after holidays with one staffing change Miss Sadie Reeve replacing George Masters as county superintendent. Committees named for the farmers institute February 9 to 11 with notes on music program and publicity. M Kehoe chosen treasurer.

Myrtle McCarl Alberta Canada Art Hatfield Wakefield Neb George Scotti Grace Brown Turner Little Son Colony Kan W. BR. Gunselley Ralph Townsend Wendell Chambers James A. Swope Mae Flint Omaha Glenwood Opera House W. M. Moore Glenwood High School Glenwood School Elizabeth Wiley T. G. Byers Kansas City Chet Hollister Mills County Mattie Taylor Gregory Ed Anderson Stanberry Methodist Church Mabel Swarts Lena Schultz J B Taylor Tabor California William Schultz J J Taylor Charles Corner Roy Parker Clarence Howard Harry Floward Alexander Ames Ingraham Township William Burgoin J T. Skerritt Silver City Sadie Reeve George Masters New County Farmers Institute Wiliam Burgoin J W Skerritt George Parker A P Reeve J G Flana IZ A Stevens Rey Peter Jacobs M Kehoe

County Board appoints engineer for Pony Greek ditch

The County Board met in Glenwood and appointed Erwin Spetman of Council Bluffs as engineer to replace Lee Smith on the Pony Greek ditch under construction. The board also checked with Treasurer Wicker and planned adjournment until Monday. Dr EB Merritt of Amerson filed a $2000 bond with Auditor Criswell to qualify as coroner.

Glenwood Erwin Spetman Council Bluffs Lee Smith Spetman Spelman West Oak Wicker Eb, A. Merritt Amerson Criswell

Marriages Drop Slightly in Mills County During 1908

Clerk of Courts Frank E. Davis notes 108 marriage licenses issued in 1908, down 14 from 1907, a near 9 percent decline in a leap year. The piece humorously adds that Mills County girls proposed to fewer bashful boys, and mentions a new bachelor, George Masters, as the court house's superintendent.

Frank E. Davis Mills County Davis George Masters

Peterson Schoening Clears The House Furnishers Sale

Peterson and Schoening advertise a clearance sale in Council Bluffs offering extraordinary inducements with low prices. Henry Schoening, a familiar Tribune figure in Mills County, promises good treatment for shoppers during the sale.

Peterson & Schoening General House Furnishers Council Bluffs Henry Schoening Tribune Mills County

Doyle Burns Mining Case Trial Time Pending

The Doyle Burns mining case in Glenwood has no fixed winter trial date. The protracted dispute between millionaire mine owners intersects Colorado politics with a lawyer seeking a U S Senate seat influence. Charles Denver, the attorney, is said to set dates for the proceedings.

Doyle-Burns Glenwood Colorado United States Charles Denver

Hughes candidacy delays court case in Colorado senate seat bid

Doyle and former Gov C S Thomas of Denver, attorney for Burns, back Hughes for the Colorado United States Senate seat to replace Teller. Litigation here will be held until the legislature in Denver disposes of the matter, not before January 16. Hughes aims to take his seat when the extra congressional session begins mid March, anticipating trial completion before then.

Doyle

Two Mammoth Cisterns Under Construction at Glenwood

Des Moines Turner construction company builds two colossal cisterns at the Institution in Glenwood to settle iron rich water. Each holds 145000 gallons, requires 3000 cubic yards of dirt, and uses two foot thick cement walls. The pair will cost over 8000 dollars and lie west of the old water tower, with a sediment removal system at the bottom.

Institution Glenwood Turner Construction Company of Des Moines

Malvern Small Pox Quarantine Affects School

Small pox outbreak prompts Malvern quarantine affecting Miss Katherine Tunison and Rawles township families. Malvern schools suspend after holiday break as authorities forbid public gatherings and work to stamp out the epidemic. District court in Red Oak adjourned to January 18 due to disease prevalence. Jamisons plans January holiday food giveaway worth up to 75 cents per piece.

Katherine Tunison Malvern Forest Grove Rawles Township O. D. Wheeler Red Oak Jamisons

Poultry Firm Advertises Leghorn Breeding Stock for Sale

Anderson & Combs at Pacific Junction Ta announces closing out poultry stock and offers 24 Brow Leghorns at a favorable price to buyers who value thoroughbred birds. Quick sale urged as stock is liquidated.

Anderson & Combs Pacific Junction

Deaths of Week in Mills County and Surroundings

Death notices from Glenwood and vicinity record Mrs. Robert Stages dying of stomach cancer at her home in Glenwood. She was born 1846 in Savanna Missouri and had no children. Funeral at Glenwood Methodist church. Also noted: Isaac Venus age 75 of Rawles township died at home. seven children listed. Mrs Hez Peck dies in Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs from tuberculosis. Mrs Frank Goltry dies at 82 near Glenwood from lung trouble. funeral in Fairview cemetery. Arch Hunt family mourn 5-year-old Leela Hunt buried at Tabor cemetery. Mrs Rhoda Toothill dies at 65 in Hastings from lung trouble. to be buried in Indiana.

Robert Stages Nancy Stages Glenwood Mills County Wiles Savanna Staggs Isaac Venus Milla County Rawles Township Hal Evans J. R. Ramsey Tabor Waubonsie Mary Jacobs Covad Neb Andrew Vents Hargier Candace Goodell Hale, Mo Carrie Evans Clara Ventis Haigler Vira Wunt Ea Ventis Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs Hez Peck Frank Goltry Fairview Cemetery Arch Hunt Leela Elvira Hunt Rhoda Toothil H. G. Robbins Hastings Hobart Ind Indiana

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