Personal Paragraphs From Glenwood and Nearby Areas
Malvern residents and others visit Glenwood in a long list of social notes. Names include J C Brown, A R Cook, J J Kelly, Ernest Hartje, RB Deitebler, Robi Snow, Geraldine Woodruff, Mabel Martin, Sam Bates, B T Agan, N Schoade, and Ray Weatherhead. The piece covers visits, moves, and neighborhood chatter with brief local anecdotes and a horse theft alert ending with notices on housing and a school romance roundup at Glenwood High.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Brown
Malvern
Glenwood
A.R. Cook
J. J. Kelly
Hilladale
Ernest Hartje
Mineola
RB. W. Deitebler
Mineoln
Robi. Snow
Pacifica City
Geraldine Woodruff
Hastings
Mias Mabel Martin
Sam’ Bates
Pleseant Hill
Welcome Tribune
Glenwood Crowd Spurs Lament Over Rocky Show
A large Glenwood crowd saw Boyle & Graham’s play His Better Halt, a routine metropolitan farce deemed morally objectionable. Critics denounced the salacious wit and slime of the performance and urged the troupe to seek audiences “east of Suez” while noting Glenwood’s desire for cleaner entertainment. The troupe reportedly moved on to Nevada, with remarks on how prizefight friendly states welcome such shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Boyle & Graham's
Qlanwood
Kipling
Suez
Nevada
Appeal for Subscriptions and Local Business Ads
The notice urges overdue subscribers to pay to keep the newspaper running citing many 1 to 4 year arrears. It asks readers to check the paid-to date on their paper, call to settle debts, and also promotes barber services and local listings as additional revenue sources.
Judge Tubbs Divides $200000 Estate Among Six Children
A large family gathering at Judge L W Tubbs home witnessed the division of about 3850 acres and town property valued near 200000 among six heirs. Each child received substantial shares including town blocks in Emerson and hundreds of acres in Mille and Montgomery counties, with the judge retaining other lands and an orange grove in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. GL Tubbs
Emerson
Morrall & Holwarde Dry Gooda
Combs Broad Atore
Collins’ Drug Store
Hanoteman
Birdanl
Marion L. Myans
Ray B. Tubbs
Valney Pubbs
California
O. R. Patrick
Milla
Montgomery
Hmerana
Towa
Tubbs
Mrs. Evans
Harry
John Tubbs
Wm. L
John
Geo. Crose
Milla County
Wm. L. Taobbs
Married at Glenwood in January 1900
On Wednesday evening January 10 1900 Mr Marion A Buffington and Miss Mign Minute 2 Hunter were united in marriage at the bride’s parents home in Glenwood Rev A I Jeffrey officiating Nearly thirty guests witnessed the ceremony Afterward guests dined and congratulated the couple The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Jessa Hunter and the groom is a Mills County boy Friends extend best wishes for their prosperity The notice also cites Rev James B Tims of Alekohi Obecatah Nation I T praising Beggs Blood Purifier as a cure and purifier with claimed merit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion A. Buffington Sud
Hunter
Glenwood
I. Jeffrey
Mr. Burlington
Mills’ Gounty
T He Brida
Jessa Hunter
Answer to Our Critics in a Malvern Musical Controversy
A local debate unfolds over a critique of a Glenwood Tribune editor and a Malvern music event. The piece defends the editor’s long aim to elevate taste, argues the critic misreads a dialect song, and asserts the troupe can adapt repertoire from humorous to patriotic with equal facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Tribune
Old Town
Kronsbein
Baynes Aoirce
Field Ban
Evan
Malvern
Bro
Tield
Hove
Towan
Bro. Rice
Missouri
Cattle Sale At Wilkinson Farm West Of Malvern
A fine lot of cattle to be auctioned at Mr N B E Wilkinson's farm west of Malvern next Thursday. The star is his bull Jim L a son of Jim Jams, bred to draw bids. 21 graded cows and heifers 16 Pallad Angus, 5 Herefordy and Short horns bred to Jim L, plus two year olds and 14 calves. Also horses offered. Date Jan 18. Also marriage notice Glenwood Iowa George Collins to Martha Belle Marka. Letter list at Glenwood post office week ending Jan 11 1900. RB Warrz P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. BE. Wilkingon
Hhis Farm
Malvern
Mr. Wilkingon
Jim L
Jim Jams
America
Marion St. Evans
Wilkinson
Cera
Jim L. Thia
Chicigo
Chicago
Glenwood
John Berkley
Bert Stever
Core Marlow
Lawrence Coumes
O. Warrz
P. M
Do You Want Money Trao Old Iron And Junk Sale
An advertisement invites readers to bring iron and metals, bones, rags, and junk goods to L. Hurs on the east side of the square in Glenwood with a money-back guarantee if Banner Salve does not cure piles. Also promotes poultry from Qheney Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trao
L. Hurs
East
Square
Glenwood
Landis
Also Mentioned on This Page
B. T. Agan
Glenwood Friends
N. Sohade
Randolph
Clam Dewsy
Guy Payne
Company Co
Philippina
Ray Weatherhead
Tabor
Mr. Weatherhead
Jeff Ruby
Hawthorne
Jeff
Mills County
M. D. Reed
Genessee
Ill
Illinois
Rev. Reed
Clinots
Sim’ M. Estes Jr
Mr. Hates
Morgan
Telegraph and Post Office
C. BR. Buffington
A. Mayberry
Buffington
Extes
W. Ts. Morgan
Ian
Riverton
Bogart
Tarkio
Wea
Artians
Sui Bh & Eller’s
Guv
Davies
Cumygy Bros
Glenwood High School
Supt
Nutting
Phyllis
Corydon
Leander
Amadis
Cupid
Purgatory
Glenwood Honee
Edwards Brow
Grenwood
N. Boffington Puys
Haynie Station
See Lim
Waiaur, Bros
James B. Tims
Alekohi
I.T
Roysell
Wits
Iowa
George i. Collins
Martha Belle Marka
J. M. Morris
Church Oflicisting
Qheney Bros
Welta
McKays
Infanta Pine
Alfred Dodge
John Mundells
Hohner Ae
IS al
L. A. Stilewagon's
D. G. Jamison & Co
South Side Square
H. Towslee
ISON
cordgneFer Furs
St.Paul
Barnes
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