Glenwood Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Benton visitor Herbert Luther came to Glenwood on Thursday while CountyTreasurer M D Maxwell and wife spent Friday in the city from Omaha. Silver City residents George Soliday and Ed Derby were in the county seat Saturday. Blair Wrant of Tabor paid Glenwood calls Friday and helped erect old friends. William Lewis, Glenwood pumpings tation man, is critically ill at his home in south Glenwood. Neighborhood picnic invited for Wednesday east of West Oak church. Mrs Zora Moore, visiting Ruth Knight, left for Macedonia. The Williams Jubilee Singers perform at the Res Theater July 6 under Epworth League. Mrs J W Wedmore and children returned from near Sioux City Thursday. Mrs Frank Barmard of Hastings and Miss Emma Zack of Sidney were Glenwood visitors Saturday. Marion Anthony lays foundation for a new home in Vinion subdivision to be occupied by daughter Cartie Wright. W C DeLashmutt and son Ernest visited Nebraska lands near Genoa, returning yesterday. They called at Arthur Anderson’s farm, family away in Colorado for summer. Four sisters and a brother–Mrs dames Howard Mintle, W B Pickens, H Porter, Walter Jordan and Oscar Hiatt–enjoy a visit from sister Mrs Sarah Bailer of Los Angeles, staying a fortnight in Glenwood then Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. ¢. DeLashmutt
Ernest
Nebraska
Genoa
Arthur Anderson
Colorado
Mesdames
Howard Mintle
W. B. Pickens
H. Porter
Walter Jordan
Oscar Hiatt
Sarah Bailer
Los Angeles
Glenwood
Sidneys
Turnip Seed Ad And Local Notices Flow
A collage of classifieds and social notes from Glenwood areas includes seed ads, room for rent, lost item reports, and visits from distant relatives. Various names like Mrs G W Jones, Miss Leta Winkler, Mrs Jennie Becksted, and local figures appear amid railroad and farming references, with plans to close stores on the Fourth and community meetings noted.
Wonder Gall Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Irritation
A short rural notice sells Wonder Gall Remedy claiming quick drying relief from cracked shoulders and collar irritations for horses. The ad promises no more sore horses after use and advertises easy application and fast results.
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Lyon & Lyon
Herbert Luther of
Benton
M. D. Maxwell
Omaha
George Soliday
Ed Derby
Silver City
Blair Wrant
Tabor
Glenwood Town
William Lewis Glenwood
South Glenwood
West Oak Church
Zora Moore
Ruth Knight
Macedonia
Williams Jubilee Singers
Res Theater
Epworth League
J. W. Wedmore
Sioux City
M. D
Frank Barmard
Hastings
Emma Zack
Sidney
Marion Anthony
Vinion
Cartie Wright
Rishel's
Tribune
G. W. Jones
L. 5
Robinson
Louisville
Neb
Aaron Bachman
Leta Winkler
Chambers, Neb
Columbus
Jennie Becksted
Upton, Wryo
Mary Knight
F. B. Knight
May Blachley
Boyd
Pauline
Cherokee, In
Blachlers
City
State Bar Association
Council Bluffs
John Y. Stone
W. S. Lewis
C. F. Dean
N. S&s
Violet Sloman
T. & A. Cafe
Emerson
Adair, Ta
Glenwood Lake Park
Mary Brownen Plimpton
Florence Fair
Margaret Carter
Ethelwin Long
Helen Agen
Gladys
Dorothy Barber
Lucile Overback
Kathleen Bromley
Pauline Hamilton
Hamilton
Ford
Wiliams Jubilee Singers
the Rex
C. F. Riesterer
Pacific Junction, Ja
Studepaker
Vinton & Workman
F. G. Day
Iowa
Good Western Washing Machine
Good Star Washing
Griffis
West Glen
Wright
Mineola
Haney & Jones
Missouri Valley OW Co
Consem- Refining
Lewis Robinson
Auburn, Neb
Mills County
AMST
Flora Jones
Hazel Waterman
Karl Coil
Mrs. E. E. Hyde
J. L. Waterman
Miss Hagel
Willie Anders
Memphis
Josie McCurdy
Father Tracy
Hamburg
Eva Johnson
Holstein
Robert Johnson
W.c. Timmons
Clifton
Kan
James C. Miller
Harrison County
C. Elkins
Sarah Wright
Lincoln
E. J. Burkett
Mills County National Bank
A. W. Crow
Maggie Pitzer
Miss Pitzer
Nebraska City
Fay Wright
North Chestnut Street
C. T. Strop
Mr. Wright
Mary Windham Stewart
Chicago
J. H. Brewer
William Kunold and Son
F. G. Dar
Mr. Brewer
Day
James Chezek
W. C. DeLashmutt
L. B. Seymour
Maustin
Wis
Mr. Seymour
Old Boreas
The
L. S. Robinson
Deneier
Epee
Jas
Rishel
the Ridgely Protective Association
Roy E. Lewis
Agt
Hutakers Splendid Grove
F. N. Willis
F. M. McCluskey
South Side
Glenwood, Iowa
Glenwood Chautauqua
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