Court actions update from Glenwood special session
Judge BE. 8. Woodruff presided a special session Tuesday in Glenwood. dispositions include Earl Mendenhall jailed sixty days and fined ten dollars plus costs for breaking jail. Walter Scott vs Thomas Gidley motion denied. Hugh B. Smith and Sarah Bates granted divorces on desertion. A Blarmey granted divorce on statutory grounds. Benjamin Wissler vs Emily L Hodgkinson plaintiff awarded judgment on note. Referees ordered to pay remaining funds to plaintiff in Margaret Hinman vs Joseph Disman et al and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodruff
Glenwood
Earl Mendenhall
Walter Scott
Thomas Gidley
Hugh B. Smith
Margaret F. Smitth
A. ©. Blarmey
Maude Slarney
Benjamin Wissler
Emily L. Hodgkinson
A. Hodgkinson
Sarah Bates
Adam Bates
Margaret F. Hinman
Joseph D. Disman
Hastings Social Notes Openings and Visits
Miss Littie Wilson shows improvement from illness. Miss Potts attends Des Moines summer school to study. Miss Glen Cox and Hazel Kirk plan to attend Gedar Falls summer school. Miss Anna Wilson will accompany them. Mrs Stockton hosts her daughter Nelle. Mr and Mrs Gaylord and family visit from Indianola. Masters Earl Parker and Miller Aistrope from Malvern interview Chautauqua committee about a ball game. North Grove Cemetery Association ladies host luncheon at Mrs J B Hicks home. dainty refreshments by Miss Maude Hicks and Mrs Jas Wisher. Foster parents of Mrs Hicks attended, and the association maintains the grounds. Mr and Mrs J B Hicks and daughter Mamie, and My Mitchell of Omaha visit Red Oak area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littie Wilson
Potts
Des Moines
Glen Cox
Hazel Kirk
Gedar Falls
Anna Wilson
Stockton
Nelle
M Gaylord
Indianola
Gaylord
Earl Parker
Miller Aistrope
Malvern
Chautauqua
North Grove
Silver City Social Roundup Shares Notes on Visitors
Krutz returned Friday evening from Nebraska and Colorado. Nipp and family of Mineola visited Friday evening. Attorney Logan and GC BH Dalton of Glenwood attended political matters Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs dna Oaks of Knoxville greeted Silver City friends Thursday. Mrs Mary Mekkeen left Friday morning for Itremont Nebraska to visit daughter Mrs F Manter. Mrs Bessia Barker of Malvernis visited with her parents Hf Kochenderfer. Guy Wanks and wife of Tincoln Nebraska visited Silver City relatives. Mrs R Goss, son rank, and daughter Miss Morenve of Remington Indiana spent Wednesday with A P Reeve and wife. J J Melure left Friday evening for Marion county, may visit Minnesota before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jor Krutz
Nebraska
Colorado
CF Nipp
Mineola
Silver City
Logan
Dalton
Glenwood
Dna Oaks
Knoxville
Mary MekKeen
F Manter
Itremont
Neb
Bessia Barker
Malvernis
Kochenderfer
Guy Wanks
Tincoln
Ned
Silver
Emerson visitor Ellen Noonan attends Sted Oak event
Miss Ellen Noonan visits Sted Oak on Saturday as Myron Shipman Carl Norall Eu Sherwin and Jack McGarty attend four funerals in Red Oak Friday. CF Maynes presents new automobile. Mrs Abbie Bliss marks Decoration Day with Red Oak friends. John Navert of Bivtheart Okla visits at daughter Mes Walter Kellenbarger south of town. W oH Gilles returns from Lincoln Seward trip. Mrs A Osborne visits Hastings mother Mrs A B Dalrymple. Mrs Ora Snodgrass of Bigheart Okla arrives for extended stay with sister Mrs Bertha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Noonan
Sted Oak
Myron Shipman
Carl Norall
EU Sherwin
Jack McGarty
Red Oak
CF Maynes
Abbie Bliss
John Navert
Bivtheart
Okla
Mes Walter Kellenbarger
Oh Gilles
Lincoln
Seward
Neb
A Osborne
A B Dalrymple
Hastings
Ora Snodgrass
Bigheart
Olla
Bertha
Local Social Roundup Includes Visitors from Nearby Areas
Killenbarger and a group of friends gathered in the area. Myr Angry stayed with relatives in the country for several days. Roy James, Marion borne, Miss Glee Turner of Oakland, and Miss Flora Fidie visited the Glites home south of town on Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Killenbarger
Myr Angry
Roy James
Marionsborne
Glee Turner
Oakland
Flora Fidie
JBR Glites
Henderson church Receives Sixty New Song Books
The ME Church gratefully accepts six dozen new song books titled Service in Song gifted by Mrs I F Wilson's class. Miss Vernie Parl and little Miss Vernis Bisgard of Uarlan were weekend guests at the A S Paul and W DD Craig homes. Ina Henderson plans a year-end recital June 1 at the ME church. Mrs Farnham's class closing recital at Malvern drew invites. Vera Anderson of Genoa visits Virginia Craig. Jud Coppock and spouse celebrate birth of a son on June 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I F Wilson
Vernie Parl
Vernis Bisgard
Uarlan
A S Paul
W DD Craig
Ina Henderson
Henderson
Farnham
Malvern
Vera Anderson
Genoa
Neb
Virginia Craig
Jud" Coppock
Tennant Boyer Marriage License Granted
A marriage license was granted Tuesday by Deputy Clerk Inez Stranathan to B. C. Tennant of Malvern and Alta Boyer of Malvern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez. Stranathan
B. C. Tennant
Miss Alta Boyer
Malvern
Remembered at wrong time and remarkable stone wall
Frederick Law speaks on safety in steeplejack work noting we remember safety only during a fall. A tale of an absent minded man follows with a comical misremembrance about a husband. A 1,300 foot long Cyclopean stone wall near Port Chester rises on a country estate, built from granite blocks quarried 50 miles away and planted with flowering herbs and creepers for beauty and concealment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Law
New York
Port Chester
Samuel Parson
Parsons
Local Ads On Iowa Separator Draw Attention In Tribune
Advertisements promote an Iowa Separator made by a Malvern company with A A Anderson listed as a spender. Readers are urged to investigate the device. A cartoonist will entertain on the first day of the Blastings Chautauqua. Senator Kenyon speaks Friday afternoon at 2:80.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
He -Hawa
Chautauqua
Senator Kenyon
Primary Election Returns in Mills County Vote Split
About twenty three percent of Democratic and thirty five percent of Republican voters turned out in Mills County for the primaries on Monday. Kenyon led Republican state senate results. Clarke and Dunn won governorship nominations for Republicans and Democrats. Logan won county attorney on the Democratic side, with Otis and Cook also strong. Democratic sheriff winner was W Dalton with 122 votes, but Antill led on the Republican side with 160. Masters and Wamittan led two major tickets for county superintendent and US senator respectively. Major Republican vote-getters included Criswell for county auditor and Free for county treasurer. Several candidates for state representative drew votes but none topped nominating thresholds. Prohibition and Socialist lines were light.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Glenwood
Lafayette Young
Kenyon
George W. Clarke
Adel
Dallas County
E.G. Dunn
Mason City
H.M . Logan
Logan
Otis
A. E. Cook
Malvern
W. Dalton
William PD. Antill
George BE. Masters
W. Wamittan
S. M. Criswell
George
Democratic
Republican County
Criswell
Free
Chase Brothers
Brown County
Anatili
Bushnell County
John KH
Croak
Johnsons
Whitford
Logan County
Masters
Moore County
Cheyney
Munesinger
Estes
Robbins
Dan W
Hamilton
Dunowee
Geo
Clark
Kenderdine Tee
Harding
Chase Murragh
Chassell
Sinclair
JO Bleakly
Caswell
C Brown
CK Walters
Creu
Cosson
Robert Wienow
Devon K
Mercer Bees
Ketebt
Mistral Credits Dog Barboche as Porte Bonheur Recipient
Frederic Mistral responds to the Prix du President de la Republique by suggesting his poodle Barbeche is the reincarnation of a Gallo Roman slave. He recounts the dog’s fixation with a grinding stone and says the animal’s influence helped win the animal aid society prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Mistral
L'Assistance Aux Animaux
Mistral
Barbodie
Barbeche
Caniche
May Live on Potatoes and Margarine Lesson Ends
Dr. Fletcher, a dietetic expert, finished a 58 day course in Copenhagen living on potatoes and margarine. He aimed to prove a man can work and live comfortably on potatoes with a small amount of protein, consuming 1500 drains of potatoes and 250 drains of protein daily while under observation by the American minister to Denmark, Dr. M. F. Egan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Francca
Fletcher
Copenhagen
Denmark
M. F. Egan
Experiments in Diet Diets by Dr Hinhedes Reported
Dr Hinhedes leads lab tests on various vegetable diets with results akin to Yale studies. Dr Egan aims to forward his observations to the government as a formal report.
Indian couple tied to double murder on Squirrel Island
Two Walpole Island Indians, Stephen Kiyosh and Flossie Williams, jailed in Fort Lambton on murder charges after bodies of Charles Nadhee and Adam Johns were found in the St. Clair River. Evidence traces a deadly nighttime assault at a cabin on Squirrel Island and a river dumping, with an earlier island fire incident cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ont
Stephen Kiyosh
Flossie Williams
Walpole Island
Fort Lambton
St. Clair
Charles Nadhee
Adam Johns
Kiyosh
Nadhee
Johns
Squirrel Island
Sloman
Michigan
Local Vaudeville Acts Set for Flastings Chau Tauqua
The JefYeres Orchestra of 12 pieces the Singing Party Sextet Ersick Mate huarter Miss Garnet Norman whisler and Impersonator will perform daily at Flastings Chau tauqua on June 20 21 22 and 24 with Senator Kenyon appearing Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JefYeres
Ersick Matehuarter
Missouri River Cutting Threatens Railroad Bank at Folsom
The Missouri river continues cutting behind riprap placed by the railroad along the bank below a large hole at Folsom. It nears sixty feet to the track within the right of way as a new spur track is laid and rock carbans will be dumped to protect the bank. House ruins tumbled into the current Wednesday night. Trainmaster Hughes oversees 150 workers by day with night watch. a larger crew may be used if the bank cannot be riprapped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Railroad Company
Folsom
Bennett Place
Hughes
County Board Meets After Long Session In Glenwood
After an all day session the county board of supervisors adjourned to meet next Tuesday to canvass primary election returns and act on appraisers’ report on damages from the Nishna ditch. The board adjusted personal property assessments: horses in Ingraham township up 25 percent, sheep in Center up 25 percent, two year old horses in Silver Greek up 30 percent, yearling colts in White Cloud down 10 percent, and yearling colts in Wastings down 30 percent. Regular bills were approved and routine matters handled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
County Board of Supervisors
Ingraham Township
Center
White Cloud
Obituary notices for Hallie Paschal and John W Parr
Hallie Paschal wife of Harvey J Paschal aged 30 died of tuberculosis at home in Council Bluffs Iowa She is survived by her husband four daughters and extended family including John Daugherty Frank Edward Louisa and others The funeral was held at home and burial at Walnut Hill Cemetery in Cornell Butts John William Parr born in Johnson County Indiana moved to Glenwood and served in the Civil War married Nancy Harlan He died in Lucas County after years in Glenwood Parish affairs note Gardner of Thanks and thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance The passage ends with a local newspaper motto All the news all the time in the Ividuas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallie Paschal
Harvey J. Paschal
Munter Ave
Council Bluits
Iowa
Cora
Thelma
Addie
Trallie
John Daugherty
Montana
Frank
California
Edward
Louisa
Council Blufts
Michel Christener
Colorado
United Brothers Church
Aroud Pacile Junction
Walnut Ifill Cemetery
Cornell Butts
John William Parr
Johnson County
Lodiana
Maralul
Ings
Lucas County
Isis
Sammie Wright
Glenwood
David
Denver
S. Ff. Sutton
Council Tilutls
Arthur van Kirk
Pairfiehl
Neb
Archis Pare
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Mendenhall
Emerson
Fate
Young
Charles Bathington
Center Township
Mwe
Griswell
Dick Wilson
Lyons Township
Tcket
W. OG. Debashmutt
William Ueltinger
George Slaw
Frank Wallace
Rant Plome
Kiyosk
Sayecarte
Charlta Peters
Lightning Dodge
Port Latchton
Angus Williamy
Matn
Nahdes
Jubns
Missouri River
J. W. Parr
Gard
Yeoman Lodge
Ividuas
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