Glenwood Social Notes Show Townsfolk Visiting
The Glenwood column lists numerous visitors and locals from surrounding towns. Names include Landis Emerson White Rawles Emerson Bodwell Glenwood visitors Hitchcock Hillsdale Byere Center Mexico Anderson Birdeaul Emerson Wolff Rhostles Platteville Williams Minner Chicago Clarkson Center Rommel Conney Heatings Wymera Louderback Edwards Conger Webber Malvern Fallon Washington Ruzeell Jatt Henderson Lake Okoboji Minerva Shriver Bushnell Reno Lipvoln and others visiting or passing through Glenwood for business travel or summer plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Landis
Okoboji
W. G. White
Rawles Township
Glenwood
A. P. Bodwell
Emerson
Howard Hitchcock
Hillsdale
A.B. Clarkson
Center Township
Messra Chas
Rommel
Frank Conney
Heman Heatings
Silver City
A. ¥. Louderback
Wymera
Chas. Edwards
D. L. Conger
U.S. Webber
Fenna Smith
Malvern
Misa Hattie Fallon
State of Washington
B. R. Skaggs
Kiddoo
J. F. Bichel
Clara Flammant
Mineola
L. W. Ruzeell
Neva Jatt
Colorado
Thomas Young
Henderson
Glenwood Thureday
Council Bluffs
Mergie Shriver
Lake Okoboji
Mill
Squire Alten's Frugal Justice of the Peace
A Wanbonsie couple witnessed Squire Alten’s frugal handling of marriage fees. The groom, short on cash, faced a one dollar charge after his mother claimed a cousin-like practice in matrimonial matters. The justice accepted a single dollar and bid the couple farewell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Alten
Wanbonsie
Cremony
Justice of the
Ailen
Poultry Wanted By Olsrinda Poultry and Co
Poultry to be delivered to Ward Gunnallay & Co Glenwood Monday forenoon July 28. Cash prices offered Hens 6 1 2 cents per pound spring chickens 4 1 4? per pound turkeys 4? per pound fat ducks per pound old roosters 1 60. Crates to be empty. No smoked breast or poor turkeys accepted. Haydn Bros. ad in this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olsrinda
Ward Gunnallay & Co
Glenwood
Trial of Dr\nC B Knowles Ends In Dismissal
The trial of Dr C B Knowles on a charge of beating his wife was held in Squire Tolles office with spectators excluded. Five witnesses testified but none substantiated the charge and the case was dismissed after the state rested. County Attorney Cook faced sharp criticism from onlookers who claimed a setup. Gilliland defended Knowles and delivered a pointed rebuttal to critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Knoles
Glenwood
Knowles
The
Trisunz
Gilliland
Babalf
Tolles
Dr. Knowles
Shirley Gilliland
Paviliers
Two Glenwood Citizens Strike It Rich in Gold Mine Venture
E G Millard and A H Winkler, prominent local men, built wealth through a Oregon gold mine source and a company selling electrical mining machinery. Stock has surged from 25 cents to 10 dollars a share, with Millard owning 6000 shares worth 50 000 and Winkler 1000 shares yielding 9750 profit. A one million dollar dividend was declared, signaling remarkable early success for a young firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
E.G. Millard
A. H. Winkler
Oregon
Notsomunoh
Goulds
Vanderbilts
Astora
Messrs
Millard
Winkler
Priga
Hia
Tribune
Prosperity Strikes Corie Payton With Brooklyn Theatre
Corie Payton the noted actor is rebuilding a theatre in Brooklyn on Lee avenue and Taylor street at a cost near 470,000. The former Lee Avenue Academy is almost cleared away and the new design aims for beauty comfort and originality with seats 21 inches wide and special carpet. It will open September 3 with the Corse Payton Stock company led by Payton and Etta Reed, on plans by J B McEletrick & Son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Corie Payton
Brooklyn
New York Dramatic Mirror
Payton
Lee Avenue
Taylor Street
Lee
Fayton
Corse Payton
Etta Reed
J.B. McEletrick
How People Will Lie and Gossip Damages in Glenwood
A reflective editorial analyzes rumors about Dr. Knowles alleged wife abuse, finds them groundless, and condemns gossip as a universal human vice. The piece notes scandal mongers and fringe voices sparked tales, while editors witness the trial and urge restraint and moral lessons from the incident in Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knowles
Alanderona
Tennyson
Byron
Myons
Glenwood
Disgraceful fight stirs Glenwood residents
A Monday morning clash between two prominent locals drew a circle of about a dozen spectators who watched without intervention. The incident sparked disgust at brutality and indifference, with critics labeling some observers as hyena-like for reveling in the bloodshed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aundry
Glenwood
Miraculous Cure Told by Leading Indiana Druggist
In Osmmack Indiana Marion Stuart reports Mia Rena J Stout’s battle with consumption. Once down to 90 pounds after Yorktown doctors warned of death she started Dr King’s New Discovery and gained 37 pounds and was cured. The remedy is claimed to cure throat chest and lung diseases with 1, trial bottles available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
Rena J Stout
Osmmack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
Dr. King
Mills County Normal Institute Opens with Strong Attendance
The Mills County normal institute opened with 188 enrolled, likely to end as high as this session. Mentions of teachers, ratio of women to men, and praise for Supt. Marsh. Describes broader community interest, notes instructors Forots, Beard, Sherrett, and Rabin arriving, and favorable weather. Includes an August Flower endorsement and local ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sitteu
Mills
Normal Institute
Marsh
Thomas Moore
Moora
Glenwood
Mills County
Forots
Beard
Sherrett
Rabin
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Adj
M. H. Byere
Jno. J. Wilson
J. P. Morrin
Mexico
James Moore
Anderson Township
Mica Dell Birdeaul of
F. J. Wallace
J. B. Rhostles
Platteville Township
Thos, Robinson
Lincoln
L. E. Williams
Heag Hayden Bros
Prot Houton
Ecreen
J Howe’s
C. B
F. M. McCluskey
Mccluskey Block
Iowa
DR. S. T. Brothers
Malyvern, Iowa
Detroit Gasolene
Mamicy
South Side Square
Sharpe & Fleming
D. G. Jamison
E. G Woodrow Dentist Office
Donnelly Bros
F. M. Shriver
G. A. Knolle, Prop
W. H. Plimpton
United States
Europe
D. L. Heinsheimer
K. M. Burfington
D. French
U. A. French
Den’t
F. M. Bollington, Ad Faust E
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