Glenwood items show town news and local mentions
Local Glenwood column highlights visits, travels, and events. Notable notes include Mrs. Anna Myers Helton visiting Stanton and Mrs. T. Genung in Omaha, farm loans notices, repairs and trades, a bracelet return appeal, and several townspeople traveling or hosting relatives. Fire incident, injuries, births, anniversaries, and library story hour resume are also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Bower Bros
Robinson’s
Anna Myers Helton
Stanton
T. Genung
Omaha
Tabor
F. Iraft
Florida
Paul Blachley
L. H. Maus
Cherokee
Dan Lugsch
Don Otis
Neola
R. R
Tribune
H. Cash
Glenwood
Dunbar
Neb
Harvey Young
Frank P. Bradley
Topeka
Kan
DeWitt and Agan Form Medical Partnership
Dr G M Agan formerly of Silver City Iowa removes to Glenwood and forms a medical partnership with DeWitt. The new firm will be known as DeWitt and Agan and calls for settled accounts as old books are closed and new ones opened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Agan
Silver City
Iowa
Glenwood
DeWitt and Agan
Agan
DeWitt & Benson
C. EB
DeWitt
Public notice on Glenwood cemetery lots overdue pay by April 1 1910
All parties with unpaid Glenwood cemetery lots must settle by April 1 1910 or the lots will be resold. Deeds not yet recorded should be reported. Trustees order. Also advisory on warranty deeds and title abstracting to cure defects now to avoid future expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Cemetery
J. L. Bellatti
Glenwood, In
Notice in Probate In Mills County District Court
Notice to interested parties that a will and testament for W Litchfield, deceased, filed Jan 3 and Feb 1 1910, in Glenwood Mills Co Iowa, will be probed Feb term 1910 with hearings set at the Court House. Also an advertisement for Foley's Urine Laxative and Orino Laxative claims a cure for indigestion and related ailments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
W. Litchfield
Iowa
District Court
Said County
Glenwood
H. Davis
Emerson Farmers Institute Attendees and Local Deaths
Attendees at Glenwood farmers institute include H B Cheney Henry Douglas EB Cole and Orville. Mrs M L Evans travels to Omaha to escort her boys to Shattuck military school in Minnesota. Tom Horrigan dies in Wayne and burial occurs in Imogene with estate valued around 200000. Mrs Powers mourned in Imogene as her children Anna Arturburn Kate Arturburn May McGullough John and James survive. couple from Ireland arrived a year before Lincoln's assassination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Institute
Glenwood
H B Cheney
Henry Douglas
EB Cole
Orville
M L Evans
Omaha
Shattuck Military School
Minnesota
Tom Horrigan
Wayne
Neb
Imogene
Horrigan
Emerson
Deer Creek
John Powers
The
Shenandoah Sentinel
Powers
Ireland
Lincoln
Anna Arturburn
Essex
Kate Arturburn
Nebraka
May McGullough
South Dakota
John
James
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Glen- Woop
L. M. Potter of
Harlan
O. A. Marsh
D. L. Heinsheimer
Segar
Raymond Trisler
J. M. Mickelwall
Doris
Bertha Nelson
Plattsmouth
Carson
John van Eaton
Millard Hall
Joe McCurdy
Timmons
Greenwood
Trbune
Dave Holsclaw
Percival
Henry Pearson
Clara Morris
Council Bluffs
M. A. Hauser
Ames College
W. R. Bruce
Marshalltown
H. A. Thomas
Ann Fenn
Ben
John and
Fred Yair
Weebe
Swartz & Co
E. E. Barber
New York
Waverly
Auburn
Newark Valley
Joan Burke
Center Township
Tripp County
Claude Chambers
Claude
David Holsclaw
Glenwood Library
J. ©. Slothower
Hastings
Cecil Robinson
Wheeling
West Va
Robinson
Robinon
Iron and Steel
United Steel Corporation
W. W. Hixson
J. E. van Pelt
Midland S. Oak
E. Cole
Institute
Mose Deupree
Rock Island Road
L. B. Cunningham
Opinion
I. W. Williams
Huntington
W. Va
Foley
A, J
Howe
Mills County Abstract Company
Rexall
RED Cross Drug CO
Miller & Phipps
the Royal Tailors
Edward Strauss
Daniel’s
C. H. Moon
Jag. Talbott
Ira McCormick
Mulholland C
Malvern
Mulholland
the Mulholland Company
Malvern, Iowa
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