Glenwood In Brief Farm Loans And Local News
Ivory makes farm loans. The Wilson Drug Company paints. Miss Lavine of Omaha visits Glenwood. Mrs. Wiatt in Plattsmouth on business. Dyar from Minneapolis checks apple orchard. Mrs. Jacobs and Lyon DeLashmutt shop in Omaha. Miss Townsend of Barnstown visits grandmother. Bogart, Hale, and Carter campers at J. W. Carter farm. Mrs. Anderson visits near Gravity. Buckingham moves to Malvern. Capt. Blair returns from Gravity area. Sidney Chautauqua runs July 2 to August 5, same as Glenwood. Estes moves implements to Malvern. Shaw in charge. Mrs. Carson and son visit Avoca. Weeded tips before school and Chautauqua. Miss Crosthwaits visit Blair home. Pratt weeds Glenwood streets. Dad the sythe king. Rev. Skiles to preach next Sunday. Glenwood builds brick and cement crossings. eight more planned. Griffith to preach and conduct meeting. George Estes still in sling from July Fourth. Buckingham returns from Bullard packing peaches. Mabel Van Horn resigns as telephone manager. Geil couple return from wedding trip. live in Hostetter homestead. Miller and Harroun visiting Jones home. old schoolmates. Manawa visit pleasant. Barber builds cement walk at north ward school. Bryan couple from Rockwell City stay at Commercial House. schooling plans unsettled. Gryan named new school superintendent. Shenandoah note on Lish Bow Wego and Chautauqua links. local lore and misread text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Jacobs
Lyon DeLashmutt
Omaha
Lottie Townsend
Barnstown
Neb
Lawrence Bogart
Eugene Hale
Clarence Carter
J. W. Carter
Balfour
Cornelius Anderson
J. H. Goyle
Gravity
Maggie Buckingham
Malvern
Glenwood
J. A. Blair
Taylor County
J. N. Tollinger
Mary Crosthwait
New Market
Mabel Crosthwait
Red Oak
N.S. Pratt
J. H. Skiles
Congregational Church
A. E. Griffith
Methodist
Geo. Estes
Chas. Buckingham
Bullard
Texas
Mabel van Horn
Sidney
GL. E. Geil
Des Moines
Hostetter
Frank Miller
Mildred
Mason City
Miller
Alma Harroun
Geo. W. Jones
Gryan
Shenandoah World
Lish Bow
Shenandoah
Mien
Lever
Monee
Bright Prospects for Glenwood Chautauqua
At Glenwood Chautauqua committee meeting progress and prospects improved from last year. Ticket sales three times higher and anticipated large attendance. Season tickets hold at 2 for adults and 1 for children until Saturday. after that 2.50 and 1.25. Tent reservations up. clubs and societies will feature tents. Meals served in the schoolhouse at 24 cents each or four dollars for 21 meals. The large auditorium tent is up. grounds prepping to begin. Opening Friday week with a program including Institution band Williams Jubilee Singers and Packard the cartoonist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Chautauqua Committee
Glenwood
Institution
Williams Jubilee Singers
Packard
Fatalities in Nearby Rivers and Accident Scene
Stanton youths Tobert McCormick aged 10 drowned in the Nishna river near Essex. Near Nodaway a buggy crash injured Mrs. R. O. Noerrlinger and six children after a frightened team ran away. A Red Oak swimmer broke his neck after diving from a springboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tobert McCormick
Reed's Mammoth Kit Carson Show in Glenwood Tonight
Next Monday Reed's mammoth scenic production of Kit Carson comes to Glenwood under a rain proof tent on old depot grounds for one night only July 28. The 25 member cast including band and orchestra travels in private cars. A noon and evening band concert, free exhibition by Marcella the human frog, first U.S. appearance. Clean high class show with many features for ladies and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reed
Kit Carson
Glenwood
Old Depot Grounds
Marcella
Reduced Railroad Rates For Glenwood Chautauqua
The Burlington offers a 14 fare flat rate on Saturday May 28 and Friday August 3 for the Glenwood Chautauqua. On all other days during the session, obtain a receipt from the agent, present it at the Chautauqua headquarters, have it signed, and you may secure a one third rate return ticket. Make arrangements to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Chautauqua
Burlington
Chautauqua
New York Fashions Nightdress Pattern No. 4704
A simple attractive nightdress design with yoke and full skirt in nainsook or lawn. Features tuck and insertion yoke with lace finish, narrow lace at neck and sleeves, and a cuff insertion band. Pattern 4704 suits sizes 4 to 14 years, requires about 4¼ yards of 36 inch material. Order by mail for 26 cents pattern No. 4164 with size and full address.
Chautauqua Campers Tent Orders and Camp Plans
Chautauqua camp organizers report many orders received for Glenwood Chautauqua tents while numerous attendees intend to camp. lists residents and groups involved. Also notices Obituary Matilda Strobeler born 1863 in West Prussia died 1906. funeral held in Mineola with large attendance. Local items include corn sale 4000 bushels at 45c, social at Ernest Hurtji home, new clerk Herman Detlef, and roller skating sport revival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Strobeler
West Prussia
Germany
Wim Huebner
Huebner
America
Council Bluiffs
Mineola
Luthern Church
Herman Detlef
Cherasy
Royal Hawaiian Band to Perform Next Week at Oroata Seaport
The Loyal Hawaiian Band, a 60 member ensemble famed for instrumental and vocal performances, will play at Oroata Sea fulletties from July 25 for a week. The program features a sleenved orchestra with banjo, mandolin, guitar, and a full military band. They offer classical and popular music plus hula songs performed by soloists. Ticket prices are 28, 35, and 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Hawaiian Band
Oroata Sea
Imust
Farm land offer seeks 160 acres in Lyman and stagley counties
Gheap Dakota lands offered to a young man or woman for 30 and 8 months residence to secure a homestead. 160-acre farm available in Lyman and stagley counties. For particulars see O. B. Griffith, immigration agent. Headquarters at Luraway's jewelry store. Excursion leaves Glenwood July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Stagley
S. Dek
O. B. Griffith
Tnusigration
Luraway
Teaves Glenwood
Lyman County
S. Dak
Laraway
Democratic County Convention set for Mills county Iowa
A Democratic delegate convention for Mills county is called for Glenwood at 10 30 on Thursday August 2 1906 to elect eight delegates to the state convention at Waterloo August 7 and to select delegates for congressional and judicial districts. The caucus to elect delegates will be held July 30 1906 at 8 pm at the usual voting place. Each precinct gets one delegate plus one for every 50 votes or fraction for Parker in 1904 with listed apportionment. The county nominating convention will be held later with a larger apportionment. W F F Alun chairman Clyde T Genung secretary Benton Deer Creek 2 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Iowa
Glenwood
Waterloo
Alton G. Parker
Center
Emerson - Glenwood
Hastings
Anderson
Ingraham
Lyons
Malvern
Mineola
Platteville
Bawles
Silver Creek
St. Mary
West Oak
White Cloud
W. FF. Alun
Clyde T, Genung
Benton Deer Creek
West Oak community notes and local incidents
Jesse Boyce named school director amid a generous town. James Bennett lost his team to lightning. neighbors raised 100 dollars presented by Jesse Boyce. Miss Anna Seitz visits Glenwood and works at D and D Institute Council Bluffs. Mrs Geo Brower returns from Kansas to visit daughter Karl Hodges. Krecklow sells fat hogs in Glenwood. Lightning hits Doran barn with no damage. Misses McFarren visit Chicago grandmother. Mrs Ring and Mrs Brower visit Mrs White and Mrs Lewis Johnson. Rev Briggs to give farewell at Burr Oak. Mrs Harry Duval ill at Marion White home. Dy Done Lan in attendance. John Ailbee injures toe pitching fork. Mr Kirkpatrick foot injury from horse step.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Boyce
James Bennett
Anna Seitz
Glenwood
Miss Seitz
D and D Institute
Council Bluffs
Geo Brower
Kansas
Karl Hodges
Krecklow
Wallace
Blanche
Burt Butterfield
Doran
Rist Place
Francis
Margaretta McFarren
Chicago
A Ring
Almon Brower
White
Lewis Johnson
Briggs
Burr Oak
Harry Duval
Hastings
Marion White
Dy Donelan
John Ailbee
Kirkpatrick
Local Social Notes and Farm Ads from Glenwood, Iowa
A Glenwood area notices social visits and entertainments at several homes, a July 14 post office notice for Miss Geraldine Owenove Ave Akary Mauritten Bly John Bpangler, and farm ads for Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey bears at Hillside Farm Glenwood with references to local immigration talk. Also includes medical ad for Folsys Honey and Pazo Ointment with home remedy claims and a brief cattle herd mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orion Jr
Wilood
Proud Advance
Orion
Nebraska
Sensation
T. J. McGarry
Hillside Farm
Glenwood
Iowa
Glenwood Post Ofice
Say
Geraldine Dwenove
Akary Mauritten
John Bpangler Koc. White, P.M
Wiles shippers yearling Red Poll bull to Silver City herd
Luke I. Wiles sent a fine yearling Red Poll bull to FC Frohardt in Silver City after Frohardt visited Wiles & Sons to review the herd. Frohardt had previously bought a foundation cow from Wiles, now building his herd with this latest acquisition. plus many local society notes on visits, travel, and events in Silver City and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plattsmouth Journal
Luke I. Wiles
Silver City
FC Frohardt
Frohardt
Wiles & Sons
Wiles
Young man can file on 160 acres in South Dakota
From $300 to $500 you can obtain filing on 160 acres in Lyman and Stanley counties, South Dakota. Contact O B Griffith, immigration agent, at Laraway's. Execution party leaves Glenwood July 24. Wanted Gentlman or lady with good reference to travel by rail or with a rig for a firm with $250000 capital, salary $1072 per year plus expenses. Address A Alexander, Glenwood, Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyman
Stanley Counties
S. Dak
O. B. Griffith
Laraway
Glenwood
Gentlaman Oy
Selery
A. Alexander
Lowa
Setting Down Piano Prices in Midsummer Sale
Clearing sale offers over fifty used pianos priced to move in midsummer stock. Pianos are timed, tuned, regulated and guaranteed as represented with models from Arion Timpani Singer Vose and more. Square pianos priced from 10 to 18 dollars with other uprights in the 80s to 120s. Terms flexible. Visit Omaha Lincoln Sioux City Council Bluffs or South Omaha for terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arion
Timpail
Singer
Omaha
Lincoln
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
South Omaha
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co. Ship Pianos Everywhere
Schmoller and Mueller Piano Co located at 4311 13 Farnam Street Omaha ships pianos nationwide, a booming business for the Omaha firm as demand expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schmoller & Mueller Piano Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ivory
Wilson Drug Company
Harry Gall
Mother Lavine
Winkenstein
N.S. Wiatt
Plattsmouth
C. H. Dyar
Minneapolis
New York
Martha Dean
Frank Ridgeway
Mes
Inez Windham
Bert French
J. B. Gincoln
Pacific Junctioners
Nellie Gibbs
HH. W. Burkett
Joe M. Miller
M. H. McClusky
Ladies Guild
M. BN
Church
Ivy Buckingham
Jennie Haynie
D. L. Heinsheimer
Commercial Club
O. F
Daughters of Rebecca Lodge
Masonic Lodge
Theile Orchestra
HF Kruse
Mr Watson
Norfolk
Ned
Ernest Hurtji
Gheap Dakota Lands
Democratic County Convention
Alstrand
M In Church
James Graham
Diedrich
The
Hah
J B Hicks
James Parker
Morente Boyd
Washington, DC
Christie
van Ausdale
Aid Society
Rocky Mountain
C P Hale
Bertha Anderson
Geo Bosworth
F W Anderson
W J Whittington
Joplin
W T Peterson
Charter Oak
Ll. D Huffaker
Richards
Leonard Conger
Madison
Wis
Conger
Anna Plumb
Blanchard
Herb Huffaker
Council Bliffs
Huffaker
Trek Henderson
Northwest
Sadie Reeve
Indiana
Tlinovis
Otis
Plumb
TG Markel
Mrs Markel
Edith Skerritt
Alice Plumb
Defiance
Rev Wright
Sid Sidner
Joplio
Opera House
Dora Banister
Colorado
Farnam St
Grace Medical GO
New England
Wabash City
Warnum
Harry &. Moores
G. A. P. D.—Wabash Railway
Tiuese Say
G. Jamison
McCall
J. C. Bixby & Son
Main Street
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