26 Jul 1910
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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1910
Page
1
Local Glenwood scene reports visitors from Omaha and Des Moines, social events, and town improvements. Notable items include Mrs. Dennison's circus parade accident, a cement block business building, a charity ice cream social, railway era repairs, and several residents traveling or visiting relatives in nearby towns.
Old Folks Day will be observed next Sunday at Glenwood Methodist with Rev. Dr. Hooker preaching in the morning. Carriages and autos will transport attendees. Epworth League leads the event and a cabinet meeting is called Friday night for arrangements. Miss Lockwood will lead Wednesday prayer meeting. ads offer rental houses and various sales in Glenwood and nearby towns.
A passenger aboard the ocean liner Smythe complains that a cutlet tastes off. The waiter calmly notes the long voyage will dull the palate. The anecdote appears in Lippincott's.
A list of transfers with names and parcels across Malvern Mineola Center Pacific Junction Glenwood and Lyons includes Farnham to Nellie Donner Hammer to Hammer Wilson to Dammon Langor to Colter Fisher to Adams Langor to Colter R Schief to Kelley Anthony to C&B&QRRCo Shaw to Hoyland Kline to Robbins Rhoads to Brower Robbins to Deardoff Whittlesey to Marley and other parcels totaling 28 000 and 1 1000 dollar sums across several towns and sections by various buyers and sellers.
Robert L. May of Mineola and Gertrude Pickinpaugh of Silver City were married in Council Bluffs on July 20. The bride is the daughter of John Pickinpaugh and the groom the son of L. May, and the couple have gone to Kansas for their honeymoon.
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