Malvern Firemen Win Prize At State Tourney
Malvern fire laddies won first prize in the novelty hose race at the Wire goen's state tournament in Council Bluffs, clocking 44 seconds for 300 feet and two couplings. Other notes include local visits, a large street fair, and a lawsuit filed by Genung & Genung in district court seeking 15000 for a Prescott accident resulting from icy track conditions.
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Malvern
Council Bluffs
Genung & Genung
Burington
R. ©. Perry
Prescott Lastebruary
Tribune
Robbery and assault cases headline county hearing
A man named Roberts attacked Swanson with a clubbed revolver during a quarrel after a card game on a No 14 train returning from Council Bluffs. Deputy Edwards detained Roberts and he was taken to Glenwood jail awaiting a hearing. Lew Ross stood trial at Mustings today for robbing Henry Brownell in a poker game. The June county board session closed after completing routine business.
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Council Bluffs
Roberts
Swanson
Edwards
Glenwood
Lew Ross
Mustings
Henry Brownell
Equalizing Township Assessments Takes Center Stage
The primary business was aligning assessments across townships and cities with only limited changes from assessor returns. The proposal to straighten Keg Creek was not brought up for further action.
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Keg Creek
Weddings of the Week in Center Township and Nearby Areas
J M Mickelwait a Center township farmer wed May 31 at Humansville Missouri to Martha H White of Humansville. They reside on Mickelwalls Glenwood farm after brief travels. Also Guy Richards of Wymore Nebraska and Ollie Bosworth of Silver City wed in Omaha. Andrew Kesselring and Emma Hammer married Mineola with Rev Kurtz officiating.
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J. M. Mickelwait
Center Township
Humansville
Martha H. White
Mr. Mickelwall
Glenwood
Guy Richards
Wymore
Neb
Ollie Bosworth
Silver City
Omaha
Richards
George Bosworth
Andrew Kesselring
Emma Hammer
Mineola
A. Kurtz
Henry Hammer
Kesselring
John Deitchler
Tom Dennison
Red Oak
Lamb Loss Reported Northeast of Glenwood
R Jackson reports several lambs lost on his farm northeast of Glenwood likely killed by wolves or dogs. He has not determined the exact cause yet. The loss affects his notable sheep endeavor and is a source of considerable annoyance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. ©. Jackson
Glenwood
Mr. Jackson
Strahan Happenings and Local Visits
Mrs RS Murphy and children visit in Sidney. Mrs Clayton goes to Emerson for a visit. G W Strohl and son Cloyd home from Tinois. Miss Mae Criswell studies at Shenandoah and spent Sunday at home. Strahan school closed. no teacher for next year yet. Mrs Henry Hiser and son from Waterloo visit E E Stark. Hiser is Stark’s sister. Home Grown Millet Seed offered at $1.00 per bushel. orders welcome. John Pullman, Silver City.
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A M Darling and Sons
Oktaha
Percival, Sidney
Hastings
Malvern
Eva Wainwright
Seattle
Tacoma
I A Wills
Mills County
Hon
John Parker
Silver City
Jay
Indianola
Simpson College
Wayne Shoop
Randolph
Neb
Omaaha
Mr McFarland
White Cloud Township
Martha
RS Murphy
Sidney
Mra Jclayton
Emerson
G W Strohl
Son Cloyd
Tinois
Mae Criswell
Shenandoah
Strahan
Henry Hiser
Waterloo
E E Stark
Hiser
Stark
Jobn Pullman
Weather Brightens as June Opens and Strawberries Peak
Summer weather arrived with June, warming days and a near hundred degree feel. A heavy shower Monday evening aided crops as the local strawberry harvest reaches its peak with large quantities of high quality fruit being gathered and shipped.
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Ward
Shakspearean Recital by John Jay Frainey at Church
The ladies guild of the M. E. church brings John Jay Frainey a noted Shakespeare reader for a Friday evening lecture recital on June 23 at the M. E. church. He will render selections from Julius Caesar Hamlet Macbeth Merchant of Venice and Othello. Frainey is recognized as a careful student and performer with favorable press reviews.
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Ladies Guild
M. E. Church
John Jay Frainey
Rainey
Proposing Etiquette and a Cashier’s Wager Tale
A vintage etiquette chapter warns suitors to choose the time carefully for marriage proposals. It cautions against proposing during boating to avoid awkward rescues and near-dinner moments due to temperaments. A physician shares a street encounter about an outlawed bill that leads to a clever wager and a later return of a bad check.
Deaths and transfers mark Glenwood area records
Mortgages and property transfers list in Glenwood Malvern region with Gunsselley and Wickham subdivisions. Notable deaths include Frederick Gaywood aged about 67 with service details and funeral arrangements. Mrs C A Hendrix and Thaddis Jones remembered with church rites and soldier honors.
The Woman's Library Yearly Transactions Report
The Woman's Library reports for the year ending June 3 1905. Totals include books issued donations and purchases by the club. Receipts from the State Historical Society and from fines and rents are listed, with expenditures for binding repairs freight advertising and salaries. Librarian Mrs C W Livan signs the report.
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Club
State Hist
Glub
W. I. Hill
State Historical Society
Glenwood Library Summer Hours And Sunday School Totals
In Glenwood the library opens 10 to 12 Saturday mornings in June July and August and stays closed afternoons. Sunday School reports show totals by denomination led by Baptist and Methodist with a total around 4879.31 in offerings and attendances. Largest class was Mrs Beavers at the Baptist church with 30. several classes tied for per capita collections at 12 cents each.
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Glenwood Sunday Schools
A. D. French
Glenwood Sunday School Association
Methodist
Beaver
the Baptist Church
Sons of Herman Picnic at Mineola Draws Many Visitors
The Mineola picnic last Sunday attracted large crowds with a lively dancing floor in the hotel yard. Visitors came from across the county and enjoyed the festive activities alongside the regular picnic events.
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Sons of Herman
Mineola
Glenwood Chautauqua Season Tickets On Sale Now
Season tickets for the Glenwood Chautauqua are on sale at local stores with a special early purchase rate of 2.00 for adults and 1.00 for children if bought before July 1. The event runs July 28 to August 6 and tent reservations may be made through secretary O. H. Marsh.
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O. H. Marsh
Children Day Services at Baptist Church This Sunday
Baptist church hosts Children’s Day services at 8 p m Sunday evening with organ voluntary invocation song by School America scripture lesson anthem choir and multiple recitations and solos including Merrill Bachman Joseph Cairns Alice Lamb Mildred Luffin and Pauline Hamilton. The Methodist Sunday school holds Children’s Day exercises Sunday evening June 11 presenting The Pathway to Wisdom with baptisms planned at the morning service.
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the Baptist Church
America
Merrill Bachman
Joseph Cairns
Alice Lamb
Helen Record
Vera Clingersmith
Blanche Burris
Wayne Choate
Daisy
Pauline Hamilton
Rose
Grace Lufkin
Ethel Kingray
Ruth Plimpton
Miss Nevin
Drowning Singer
Mildred Luffin
Benediction
Methodist Sunday School
Glenwood News Terselys Busy Week Highlights
Mills County National Bank shows strong results. Charles Cheyney and Mineola visits mark social ties. Excavation for Glenwood Methodist church walls begins. Stillwagon Anniversary sale slated June 24 to July 1. Various locals visit relatives, farms, and towns. Bankers attend Des Moines convention. Local barbers change jobs. Church services planned across Pleasant Ridge and Glenwood with quarterly meet at McPaul. Notables include H P Patrick and Dr C B Knowles on regional business and travel.
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A. R. White
the Tribune
Fred Lyon
Mineola
Herman
Womans Missionary Society of the
Congregational Church
L. A. Williams Farm
Glenwood
Glenwood Monument Company
M. M. Crewdson
Glenwood House
Pleasant /Ridge A. B
Hillsdale
McPaul
Jos
Barkheimer
H. P. Patrick
Indian Creek
Tribune
Patrick
C. B. Knowles
Council Bluffs
Sioux City
Chicago
Laporte City
Knowles
House for Rent in Glenwood with Five Rooms
A pre prepared five room house for rent in Glenwood Iowa. Inquire of H C Valentine Glenwood. Envelopes for Glenwood Chautauqua available at Robinsons Book Stores or the Tribune Office. Two large doors for sale suitable for store folding doors. W FP HL.
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H.C. Valentine
Glenwood
Iowa
Glenwood Chautauqua
Robinson's Book Stores
Tribung Office
W. FP. HL
Also Mentioned on This Page
Malvern News
W H Satyers
Elisha Starbuck
Eulalie Larsson
Inez Summers
Burlington Junction
Summers
Hammer
Dennison
Omaha Commercial Club
The
World Herald
Dennigan
Glenwood Institution
TL. O. C. KF. Hall
Frioelock
L. D. Brainerd
Joseph Barkheimer
Bee 92
New York Press
Tod
Cheyney
Gunselley
Robert Rickerton
RK Collier
Cues Eee
Bara Bradford
C W Rathke
Wickham & Woodrow
Gilbert Williams
T. M Lord
Set
Rawles
Winfield S Lewis
Flamer W McCoy
Trustea
Geres
Frederick Gaywood
Baptist Church
Mr. Gaywood
Macfarlane
Gaywood
Wima
St. Joseph
George L
Tom
Kansas City
GC. A. Hendrix
C. A. Hendrix
Cornell Bluffs
R. ©. Shaw
Glenwood M. E
Hendrix
W. A. Wiles
Whott
Thaddis Jones
West Oak Church
A. 0. A. W. Order
Glenwood Methodist Choir
Ruth
Far West
Thaddis
Christ
Helen A. Shanks
Tie
Slambaer
AD Wrench
Seth Dean
Windham
Maxwell
Erwin
Lawrence
Henderson
Wm Harrison
George Mintle
the Woman’s Library
Peesudgess
Nation
Preight
Drayage and Express
Treasury
C. W. Livan
Glenwood Markets
Glanwood
Attica
H.C. Whate
Pym
Glenwood News
Mills County National Bank
Charles Cheyney
Charles Rathke
Ben Agan
Emma Helton
Neville
Kan
Atwood
A. J. Howe
Ewart
Winterset
J. B. LaChapelle
Ashland
Lyon
Robert
H. P. Patrick's
Andrew Noah
S. Clark
Ruby McDonald
D. L. Heinsheimer
Wm. M. Lamb
Des Moines
Mrs. Heinsheimer
Janet
Mr. H
Clint Young
Harry Gestamann
Rogers
Charles Hamilton
Clark
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