Journey Notes and Local Gossip From Silver City News
Mrs Emily Anderson visits her son in Stansbury Missouri while A P Reeve heads to western Canada for about a week. Local movements include Ed Van Kirk visiting Pueblo Colorado, Maude Flanagan returning home from Blanchard, and C W Sawyer family travel plans to Keokuk. Huffaker builds garages for Hattie Anderson and Art Bada as Fourth of July funds rise.
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Emily Anderson
Stansbury
P Reeve
Western Canada
Ed van Kirk
Pueblo
Colo
Robert Frazier
Maude Flanagan
Blanchard
C W Sawyer
Keokuk
ME Huffaker
Hattie Anderson
Art Bada
Geo Mogridge
Glenwood
C G Greenwood
Maude Plumer
Essex School
Cedar Falls Normal School
Gertrude Hostetter
Defiance
W J Hostetter
Leone Hostetter
Malvern
Henderson
John Pullman
Ware
St Louis
Huffaker
Emma Huffaker
World Herald
Hutfaker
George Parker
Wesley
John Clark
Silver City
Louis Zanders
Wm Whittington
Dr Agan
K P Mass
O A Bommel
H C Mass
Omaha
Letter From China Describes Amony Port Meteor Rock
Louis R. Abbott, a Glenwood native serving on the D. C. battleship Chattanooga, wires from Amony China dated April 18. He notes dropping anchor three days ago and reports a nearby 27 foot high snow white rock believed to be a meteor.
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Louis R. Abbott
Glenwood
D. C
Chattanooga
Amony
China
Aempu
Profitable Dairying with Holstein Cattle
Rudolph Hopp bought Holstein cows two miles east of Glenwood for dairying. He milks 182 year old heifers and earns about 25 dollars weekly from cream sales. He says the cattle yield roughly double the milk of his prior cows and require little extra care, proving money lies in the dairy business with the right stock.
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the Tribune
Rudolph
Hopp
Glenwood
Canvassing Primary Returns In Glenwood Today
The County Board meets in Glenwood to canvass last Tuesday's primary results. They report a busy day as ties in several township offices require straw-pulling decisions.
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Glenwood
Death notices from Malvern and Mills County
Deaths report Mrs. Fred Eicheberger burned when a match ignited clothing after lighting a gasoline stove near Malvern. Her funeral was held at Malvern Christian church conducted by Rev. J. E. Wilkins. A baby 16 months old left motherless. Isaac Miller, 82, pioneer of Mills County, died at his son’s home in Gresham Nebraska. Remains to Glenwood on 7:35 train. burial at Waubonsie cemetery. exact funeral hour not yet set. Obituary to follow.
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Fred Eicheberger
Malvern
Malvern Christian Church
J. E. Wilkins
Isaac Miller
Mills County
Alfred Miller
Gresham
Neb
Glenwood
Waubonsie
G. B. Miller
J. M. Miller
Tabor
Fairy Literature Fragment About Fairy Tales and Adults
A fragmentary passage discusses fairy tale types and the role of adults, mentioning Little Rollo and a question about the nature of fairy stories, illustrating a playful, incomplete excerpt from a literary text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollo
County Sunday School Convention at Silver City
Large attendance at Mills County Sunday School convention in Silver City despite poor advertising. Rev. Peter Jacobs welcomed delegates. Rev. G A Barker chaired. Miss Mary Christy and Miss Emma Boylan led secretarial duties. Representatives from 12 Sunday schools attended. Dr Geo Mogridge urged moral training for youth and gospel truths. Next convention planned for Malvern in late May 1911 with officers elected including W Poe Wortman president and John R Clark vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Mills County
Peter Jacobs
G. A. Barker
Jacobs
Mary Christy
Tabor
Emma Boylan
Malvern
Christy
Geo. Mogridge
Glenwood
W.poe
Wortman
John
Flag Day celebrates adoption of Stars and Stripes
On this day in 1883 the Stars and Stripes was adopted as the flag of the United States, marking the origin of a yearly national observance known as Flag Day. The milestone highlights the enduring symbol of the nation and its colors.
THE NEWS AT MALVERN From the Leader
John Kilpatrick came from Fairfield where he attended Parsons college. Birth announced for Charles Bruce Worts on June 4 at the Wortz home. Malvern baseball beat Balfour 9 to 2. Miss Cora Lake opened a Model Pantatorium in the Thomas building. Mrs W A Black and family visited from Salt Lake City. Miss Mae Churchill elected kindergarten and first primary teacher at Seward, resigning here with higher pay. Building committee adopts plans for an eight room Methodist parsonage. work to begin. H A Deardorff buys four lots in Academy addition for 1200. Cadwel and Salyers brokered deal. B F Bellwood improves residence, moving adding and remodeling. two-story, eight or nine rooms planned. Mrs Carl Hertz ill after a heart attack. Foulks brothers visiting grandparents in town. Mrs George Hamaker leaving for Woodbine and then Wood Lake. Miss Alice Watson graduated Villisca high with top average 95.87. Mrs Strahan and Miss Rumsey graduate Brownell Hall in Omaha. other relatives attend. Mrs John Flynn and daughters visit for recital. Aistrope Jr and daughter travel for rheumatism treatment. Malvern fire dept running team practices for Villisca tournament. listed members.
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John Kilpatrick
Fairfield
Parsons College
Charles Bruce Worts
W CG Wortz
Balfour
Cora Lake
Thomas
W A Black
Winston
Ruth
Salt Lake City
James Churchill
Mae Churchill
Seward
Neb
Cadwel & Salyers
H A Deardort
H G
Roy Robbins
Academy
Marion Kearney
Carl Hertz
Herbert
Harlan Foulks
Carlton
Wood
Brow
George Hamaker
Owen
Woodbine
Wood Lake
Alice Watson
W J Watson
Villisca
J M Strahan
Ring
Mr Ring
Omaha
Brownell Hall
Strahan
Tazel Rumsey
John Flynn
Merla
Malvern Fire Department
Homer Walker
Hart McCormick
Byron Thomas
Stewart Foster
A S Marshall
Guy Harold
Chas Higgins
E F Buckingham
Otis Martin
Lyle Wilkins
Harry Wilson
George Marsh
Orel Corbin
Harold Case
Clyde van
Besse Smith
Othella Hyde
South Dakota
Colorado
Perry Bays
Florence
Cora Durbin
Lincoln
Nebraska State University
Steward
Nebraska
A H Dolph
J IT Dolph
Near Strahan
Carson
Mary Cheney
Cheney
Real Estate Transfers in Glenwood and Hastingsvale
Real estate transfers list multiple deeds: IJ Ellitt to Jane Hyatt two lots in Glenwood for 450. Louise Quimby to R H McApris lots in Hastingsvale. J F Stroud to R C Anthony parcels 351 to 302 in Hillsdale for 100. ID McKnight to A C Dawson 66 acres in Glenwood valued at 12396. Henry Shaw to Mills County tract in Lyons valued 25. Bertha Brandt to Mills County land in Oak section 3 valued 102. W C DeLashbmutt to Mills County three acres in Platteville valued 300. OE Brown to Mills County strip land in Rawles section 8 valued 345. AB Evernham to Mills County land in Oak section 30 valued 100.
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IJ Ellitt
Jane Hyatt
Glenwood
Louise Quimby
R H McApris
Hastingsvale
J F Stroud
R C Anthony
Hillsdale
ID McKnight
A C Dawson
J Acres
Henry Shaw
Mills County
Lyons
Bertha Brandt
Oak
W C DeLashbmutt
Mils County
Platteville
OE Brown
Rawles
Evernham
Local Couples Wed In Quiet Glenwood Ceremony
George Mendenhall and Miss Jessie Widows, both 20, married by Justice Co W Edwards after obtaining a license. Mrs Widows attended. Other licenses issued include George H Kellenbarger and Emma B McLain of Emerson, ages 51 and 38, and John P Jaquier with Elizabeth Corlahr, ages 30 and 19, both of Glenwood. Ray Carter and Macie Allansworth wed June 2 in Atlantic.
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George Mendenhall
Jessie Widows
Glenwood Institution
Office of Justice Co
W. Edwards
Glenwood
Davis
George H. Kellenbarger
Emma B. McLain
Emerson
Ray Carter
Macie Allansworth
Henderson and
Vicinity
Atlantic
Hayden Carter
Williard Hardware Store
Henderson
L. J. Allensworth
the Tribune
John P. Jaquier
Elizabeth Corlahr
Justice Howard Otis
Mineola News Highlights Big Dance Rail, Trade, and Local Events
Mineola reports a big night dance at the hall after shying from Fourth of July celebrations. HHF Kruse ships four hog cars. he also bought cattle from O Duval last week and ships to South Omaha. Miss Brandt and Roy Miller mark birthdays with surprises. McKenzie returns from Nevada trading a car for horses. A moving picture show arrives. Zanders Whittington present weekly at Silver City opera house. Prohibition talk features a Council Bluffs speaker. Kiersch buys a five passenger Jackson auto for 1650 dollars. New residents include L W Bichel and new houses by Goos and Borstelman. Greek track workers on the Wabash. the City Hotel under Pirmann remains popular. dredge construction progresses near the county line. Mineola roads praised for smoothness, with John Flynn maintaining them. Chas Nipp curio collection grows at the bank with an Indian head and other relics.
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H F Kruse
Mineola
Henry Kruse
Oliver
Frances Brandt
Roy Miller
Robert McKenzie
Nevada
Hhf Kruse
O § Duval
South Omaha
Zanders & Whittington
Silver City
Opera House
Julius Kiersch
Council Bluffs
Jackson
L W Bichel
Chris Goos
Henry Borstelman
Pottawattamie
Herman Peters
Jacob Pirmann
John Flynn
Chas Nipp
Mike Jasper
Wm Kahl Jr
Fred Schoening
Henry Deitchler
Hastings Visitors and Community Notices at Glenwood
Hastings Mrs Charles Baxter and Mrs Mary Stockton visited Glenwood Monday. Rev and Mrs J W Wright attended the Sunday school convention Saturday at Silver City. Epworth League social planned for Saturday night. Miss Emily Hedges sold millinery stock to Mrs Lemon Cos who will continue at the old stand. Miss Hedges returned to her home at Villisca.
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Charles Baxter
Mary Stockton
Glenwood
Rev
J W Wright
Silver City
Emily Hedges
Lemon Cos
Hedges
Villisca
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Congressman Smith
R A Moore
Board of Pension Examiners
C H DeWitt
H A Huffaker
Canada
Warner
A T Baine
Woodmore
America
Shanghai
Nim- Tod Sound
Clayton Murphy
New York
Fred Eichelberger
County Sunday School
The
Leader
B F Bellwood
J L Talbott
Mendenhall
Kellenbarger
McLain
Carter-Allensworth
Jaquier-Coziahr
Hastings
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