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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1907

Page

3

Woman to Balloon Double Ascend in Glenwood Event

A June 22 balloon ascent in Glenwood features a double rise with a man and a woman, each using separate parachutes. Smith will bring his companion from Omaha to supervise the ascent, marking Mills county’s first woman balloon ride. The white goose stunt accompanies the event, with the bird released mid-flight and landing on nearby farms as the balloon travels eight miles northwest.

Glenwood Smith Omaha Mills County J. H. Cash Des Moines Johnny Dr. Hester B.F. Durfee Id. Saar A. B. Allbee Mr. Allbee Henry Prindle

Early Morning Fire Destroys Barn South of Glenwood

At about 4 o clock Sunday, a lightning strike set the M W Rogers barn near the square ablaze. Marshal McMillen fired his revolver to raise the alarm as firemen arrived, finding the barn a total loss with partial insurance. Painter Ed Dixon suffered about 25 dollars in losses from ladders and paints stored inside.

Glenwood Marshal McMillen M. W. Rogers Place McMillen Ed Dixon

County Board Set To Reopen Session Friday

The county Board adjourned from its session last Friday and will meet again next Friday to finish the work. The semi annual settlement was made with Treasurer Fickel and the various assessors were equalized. Full proceedings to be printed in the Tribune after inspection and approval by Board members.

Fickel Tribune

Trouble at Merry Go Round in Glenwood

The Glenwood Merry Go Round drew trouble as John Nun ley and John Greenlee were arrested for intoxication near the swing on Saturday. Their hearings were not yet set. Two 16 year old boys were later taken in charge for jumping on and off the swing, and were released by Mayor Plimpton after promising good behavior.

Glenwood John Nunley John Greenlee van Kirk Plimpton

Pacific Junction White Sox Lose to Island Park 19 9

The Pacific Junction White Sox were defeated Sunday by Island Park 19 to 9 after a tight game until the seventh inning when Island Park surged ahead. Weather halted Saturday’s Malvern game with Blanchard, while Malvern prepares a week long tour beginning Tuesday in Shenandoah and ending July 22 in Nebraska at Plattsmouth and Omaha against the Originals.

Pacific Junction Malvern Blanchard Malvern White Sox Shenandoah Burlington Junction College Springs Maryville Mellor Nebraska Plattsmouth Omaha Originals

Bennett Sweet Mills Tie Knot in Plattsmouth Marriage

Bennett and Miss Millie Sweet, a well known couple northwest of Glenwood, wed in Plattsmouth last Saturday. The council Bluffs Nonpareil reports Lou Renscoter, 16, of Pacific Junction, sought a marriage license with Frances Brown of Council Bluffs, also 16, but was told his father needed to accompany him.

Harry Bennett Millie Sweet Glenwood Plattsmouth Council Bluffs Lou Renscoter Pacific Junction Roy Hardesty Frances Brown

Sheriff Disarms Wright Household After Threats Incident

Sheriff Linville responded to the Wright home Saturday evening after Mrs Wright allegedly threatened to kill her husband. He seized two revolvers and a shotgun, two firearms the couple disputed ownership of, leaving them with their quarrel unresolved. The Wrights live on a farm east of Glenwood along Hillsdale road. They are married about five years with no children.

Sherriff Linville Thomas Wright Wright

O. O. F Memorial Day Observed at Glenwood Hall

The Glenwood Odd Fellows held Memorial services last Sunday with a march to the cemetery to decorate graves. Weather delayed Rev. J. O. Staples address, now postponed to next Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Baptist church. Rebekahs and Odd Fellows urged to meet at 10 o'clock for a march in a body.

Glenwood Oold Fellows J. O. Staples Baptist Church Rebekahs

Flag Day Observance Suggested Across Mills County

Next Friday marks the flag’s anniversary and residents are urged to display the banner statewide. The piece advocates flying the flag from the courthouse and warns eye strain from neglect, noting Howe's Pharmacy promotes proper eyewear to protect sight.

Mills County Court House Plassea Howe

Many Changes Made Sunday in Running Time of R. R. Trains

The Tribune prints a corrected Mills county railroad timetable. Extensive Sunday changes affect nearly all roads. Burlington adopts a new time card with No. 2 stopping only at Pacific Junction and Hastings, complicating Sunday service for Glenwood Malvern and Emerson. No. 14 does not run Sundays, altering eastbound options. The Tabor line remains unchanged.

R. R Tribune Mills County Tabor & Northern Burlington The Pacific Junction Hastings Glenwood Malvern Omaha No. 14 Emerson Creston Red Oak the Tribune Ri. A Council Binfis Tees Eae Balfour Oee Ae Fee Tag Chicago T No Omata Jerves Town Emerson Ony Sone Dene Egular Pasifis Junction Kansas Oyvy ' SO North the Council Binife Bartlett Kansas City Randolp Arriva Honderaon Macedonia Mineola Silver City Vane Post BBC St Louis Tabor Northern Ous Leavas- Place

Train schedule shifts and Sunday stops detailed

The north-bound night train now departs Malvern at 10 10 after delays, 65 minutes later than before. The south-bound morning train arrives at Malvern at 10 80 after a half hour earlier. Early morning north-bound and evening south-bound flyers stop on Sundays at Mineola Silver City and Imogene. A suggestion to cut out the time card and save for future changes.

Malvern Mineola Silver City Imogene the Tribune

Death Angel claims Polk County man James Royal

James Royal born October 1 1848 in Polk County Iowa died June 8 1907 at his home three miles northwest of Glenwood He married Nancy Hyde January 1 1878 Survived by wife six children Ernest Royal Hattie and others living in Nebraska Missouri and Oklahoma Five brothers and three sisters reside in Buffalo County Nebraska Funeral held at home June 10 conducted by Rev E E Goodrich Interment at Glenwood Cemetery Considered a devoted husband and upright neighbor Family received sympathy from neighbors and friends Attendants from abroad included Mrs James Kelley St Joseph Mrs Curtis and Ernest Royal Plattsmouth and Mr and Mrs Charles Kemster Council Bluffs

James Royal Polk County Iowa Nancy Jane Hyde Glenwood William Kinney Cashmer Oklahoma James Kelly St. Joseph Missouri Ernest Royal Plattsmouth Usther Marence Hattie Buffalo County Nebraska RE. E. Goodrich Methodist Church Pacific Junction James Kelley Curtis Ernest Royal Charles Kemster Council Bluffs

Wabash Wrecks at Mineola Disrupt Rail Service

Mineola became a storm center for wrecks when a Wabash special carrying high officials struck the caboose of a way freight at the depot. The engine and a passenger coach were damaged, the officials continued toward St. Louis, and No 6 eastbound later derailed near the depot as rains had softened the track. Train service resumed by noon.

Mineola St. Louis

Mills County Teachers Gather for Eight Day Institute

The Mills county teachers meet at Glenwood next Monday for their annual eight day institute ending June 25. Sessions run 9 to 3 30 in the high school. Instructors include L Bryan Glenwood Arithmetics Civics Economics J E Clayton Malvern Algebra Physiology Physics Margaret Overheiser Cherokee Primary Methods T B Potts Malvern Model L D Salisbury Wintersat Music History Ellen J Wing Cedar Falls Drawing Manual training Geography W M Moore conductor Grammar Orthography Miscellaneous.

Mills County Glenwood L. ©. Bryan J. E. Clayton Malvern Margaret Overheiser T. B. Potts L. D. Salisbury Wintersat Ellen J. Wing Cedar Falls W. M. Moore

Special Election In Glenwood To Vote Park Tax

A special election will be held in Glenwood next Tuesday to approve a two mill tax for seven years to buy land for a park and to fund maintenance and improvements. Polls open 8 AM to 7 PM at F G Day’s office First Ward Armory Second Ward City Hall with volunteers serving as election judges and clerks to save city expense.

Glenwood Te Polis F. G. Day

Masonic Picnic Program at Tabor June 24

Mills County Masonic Association invites all Masons and friends to St John Day picnic in Tabor Park. Morning program includes band music, Invocation by Rev E V McCormick, welcome by Dr W O Allen, address by W B Bechitadia, and vocal and recitation acts. Afternoon features business meeting, more music, addresses by W B Mitchell and others, plus solos and recitations. The event mirrors local merchant and civic participation with Silver City Band performances throughout.

Mills County Syeessenea Tabor Rey E. V. McCormick Tabor Pees Silver City W. O. Allen Tabor D. Bechitadia Malvern Vocal Music Masonie Quartet Ray Gillette Randolph + Tabor W. B. Mitchell Sidney Votal B.J. Wailing Randolph Sylvia Estes Vahar Bertha Clarke

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Bennett Sweet Linville O. O Lita Sageville Philosophy Gollsmith Office Honra Moore
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