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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
4
Arthur Edmunds recovering from operation at Jennie Edmundson hospital Council Bluffs expected home this week. Mr and Mrs W H Utterback host daughter Mrs Ellen Kingman visiting from Chelan Washington likely to stay several weeks.
Fred Kirkendall spent Wednesday in Council Bluffs and Omaha. The Mrs. Wayne Choate residence on Hazel street is being papered and painted and made modern in every way. Prof. Neilaen will move to this house about the first of July. The pro fessor will spend a part of the summer months at his farm in Nebraska. Mrs. J. W. Warne The body of Mrs. J. W. (Katie) Warne was buried last Tuesday at Emerson, her former home. She has been living at Mason City, but died Sunday at Emanuel Hospital, Omaha, where she was being treated for appendicitis. She was a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Smith, formerly of Emerson but now of Plattsmouth. Herman Detlef Married Herman Detlef was married yesterday at Minden to a young woman of that place. The wedding was quite largely attended, and among those who went from near Glenwood were his brother Frank Detlef and family and Mr. and Mrs. John Heer. The newly married couple will make their home on the Fred Nagel farm at Balfour.
Watson formerly with Swift and Company at Creston buys the cream station and poultry business at the northwest corner of square from George Haley. He brings extensive experience and good recommendations and will operate the business in Glenwood much as Haley did.
The government will hold an open competitive examination in Council Bluffs and Shenandoah on July 8 to create a register of eligibles for stenography and type writing vacancies. Exams may also be arranged at Glenwood or any city with first or second class post offices. Men and women over eighteen may apply. submit Form 1424 and 1371 to the secretary of the 8th Civil Service District, P O St Paul Minnesota. All applications must be received by June 30.
W H Hittle notes several new houses along Route One south of Glenwood including a Wm Shaw place home in Mickelwall Hollow and another on the Hobson farm replacing tornado losses Sam Hickman and Joe Bates occupy the sites John Merritt advances on a new home now enclosed W F Williams builds on hill land south of Elm Grove school R H Keaterson erects a house on Waubonsie Hill near the Tine between Rawles and Lyons
County Attorney H M Logan and his family marked a decade in Glenwood yesterday after moving from Ogallalla Nebraska where they lived on a ranch. Logan, a trained lawyer, served in Mills County and recently became county attorney following a political win. He praised the county and its people.
The Company marksmen posted 1341 points of 1500 as six local members competed. Sergeant Murphy earned expert with 213 of 250, while Private Van Orsdel and Private Binion were sharpshooters with 199 and 192 of 250. Private Mickelwall 191 of 250, Sergeants Strahan 174 of 250 and DeBrohan 174 of 250, both marksmen. Edwards 172 of 225 earned first class firing. Several others will continue practice. Mesars T G and O V Byers of Glenwood mark sixty years in Mills County since arriving in June 1858 from East Plattsmouth. The Byers family came from Ohio. they logged logs by their cabin door and crossed the river on a fog rath to reach near the O'Neill farm west of Old Pacific. There were six Byers children.
A tired real estate agent returns home to a talking scene with his wife. The wife asks about the dog's whining and the agent growls that the dog probably wants his house papered.
Sunday evening the Glenwood Baptist service will discuss Holbyism as a fallacy. Following a study of Science and Wealth the pastor will label it a theological misinterpretation a pathological practice eroding mental science and a philosophical cult restating absolute idealism. Service begins at 8 o clock.
The church schedules an adult Bible study and a sermon titled The Empty Seat at 11 a m. A prayer meeting with a long service and sermon is set for 7 p m with The Barren Mig Tree as the subject. All members and friends are urged to participate, with emphasis on involving both young and old in the Sunday school.
Parish invites all to morning worship at 10 30 with a sermon titled the pharisee and the publican followed by sunday school at 11 45 and open invitation to rich and poor to attend.
A cordial welcome awaits all who attend Congregational church services next Sunday at the regular hours. Bring a friend to join in worship and fellowship.
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