Barnhill Winkler Nuptials Held at High Noon Today
A Glenwood wedding at high noon joined Ethel Mayes Winkler to Garnett Barnhill with Rev C M Ward officiating. Ada Mariam Winkler as bridesmaid Basil Barnhill best man, receptions, gifts, and plans to reside in Glenwood after July 15. Several out of town guests attended and local events noted alongside other notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Winkler
Glenwood
Ethel Mayes
Garnett Whitney Barnhill
C. M. Ward
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ada Mariam Winkler
Basil Barnhill
Osceola
Ben Hall of
Tabor
Institution
Hazel Vleming
Lena Godsey
Grace Gilliland
Mariel Gibbs
Glenwood High School
Barnhill
Kraft Clothing
Hiatt Barnhill
Tabor Topics Highlights Local Notices and Honors
Miss Fern Williams returns from Rock Valley teaching work. Frances McCoy of Silver City visits relatives, the W B bell and Wyant families. Royal Barnes arrives from Dell Rapids to teach. H T Woods builds a new east Tabor home foundation. U G Mauk plans a South Center street house. Mrs Delilah Brewer is reported ill with consumption. Edna Watkins visits grandmother Mrs Dunsdan. College seniors and juniors enjoy a farewell picnic at Lake Forney. Rev Alexander Corkey Cedar Bluffs Neb and others hosted at C M Rice home. First senior honors go to Myrtle Rice, second to Arthur Cummings. Sophomore honors, with a scholarship for remainder of the year, awarded to Miss Larma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fern Williams
Rock Valley
Frances McCoy
Silver City
W B Bell
Wyant
Royal Barnes
Dell Rapis
Oak
H T Woods
East Tabor
U G Mauk
South Center Street
Delilah Brewer
Edna Watkins
James Dunsdan
Farwell
Lake Forney
Alexander Corkey
Cedar Bluffs
Neb
A Ring
Malvern
Alex Moore
Rawles Township
C M Rice
Tabor College
Myrtle Rice
Arthur Cummings
Sophmore
Larma
Burglary Charge Filed in Silver City Area
John Hicks, tenant on the A. J. Wearin ranch five miles north east of Silver City, swore out information against Raymond Bell in Justice L. W. Huffaker's court alleging burglary. Hicks says Bell entered via window and took a pipe valued at $4.50. A warrant was sent to Constable Rommel who found Bell at H. Robbins home near Hastings, where Bell had been working. he had left the night before. The crime occurred Monday, and Hicks reported his loss late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hicks
A. J. Wearin
Silver City
L. W. Huffaker
Raymond Bell
Hicks
Bell
Rommel
H. Robbins
Hastings
Fruit prospects brighten Mills County crops this season
Prospects for Mills County fruit look solid with few storms spared. A hailstorm at Counc Bluff last Saturday may halve the local apple crop. Colorado and the west show good crops while the southwest and east yield light. Local strawberries arrive in fine quantity but small in number, selling at a low price per box.
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Mills County
Counc
Bluffs
Colorado
West
Dr Hostetter Moves Practice to Omaha
Dr Hostetter, long practicing dentist in Silver City and Emerson, has moved from Fort Morgan Colorado after two years there. He will reside and practice at the corner of 24th and Lake streets in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dy. W. J. Hostetter
Silver City
Emerson
Omaha
Fort Morgan
Col
24Th and
Lake Streets
Schools All Closed in Rural County by Superintendent Masters
Superintendent Masters reports the county’s last rural school closed last week marking the end of the term. Teachers and students may enjoy a break until September. A teachers institute will be held later this year around August 23 near the start of the fall term.
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Supt. Masters
Hogs Reach Record High Price in Chicago Trading
The highest price for live hogs since 1882 was set in Chicago on Monday as top hogs sold at eight dollars a hundred. Low receipts at western packing centers pushed the market higher.
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Chicago
Cweatern
Silver City Big Day Brings Parade Balloons and Baseball
A bustling Silver City celebrates with a holiday feel including a balloon ascension and band concert. A 7 inning ball game sees Reeve’s team beat Dunagan’s 12 to 2 with Reeve and LaFrance as battery. Merchants award prizes in foot races, egg rolling, sack race, three legged race, bicycle race, nail driving, and tug of war. Local notes mention cattle shipments, new homes, council repairs, and social visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Frank Pullman
Omaha
A. P. Reeve
Ores Dunagan
Reeve
LaFrance
Cook
Galloway
Daly Huffaker
Missouri
Paul Reeve
Ralph Hargitt
Alice Reeve
Paul Bryant
Dale Anderson
Edgar Waltrip
Josie Buckingham
Leo Jurgens
Will Jones
Base Ball Notes from Glenwood Week Sports
A lively game of ball may be expected next Friday in Glenwood. Tabor comes over that day and there will surely be something doing. The Glenwood Ga Detes lost to Council Bluffs high school 11 to 3 in rubber game action. West Oak beat Mineola 8 to 3 at Glenwood with both sides short of men. West Oak and Balfour meet at Glenwood ball park Saturday afternoon, ladies free, game at 3. Charley Noah of Glenwood continues strong with Dayton in the Central league, holding Fort Wayne to three hits and Grand Rapids to two in recent games, 2 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosworth & Pettit
The
Baptist Church
J W Bryant
Yale
Silver City
Greenwood & Son
Treynor
Nellie Borene
Shenandoah
Silver
W J Hostetter
Fort Morgan
Colo
Dr Hostetter
Omaha
Wabash
Imogene
C E Klapp
Wanscom Park
Peter Jacobs
John Pullman
Geo Bosworth
Will Oaks
Washingston
Taft
Glenwood
Tabor
Council Bluffs High School
Ga‘dets
Glenwood High School
West Oak
Mineola
West Oak Boys
Clerk Davis
Everbody
West Oak and Balfour
Charley Noah
Dayton
Ohio
Fort Wayne
Grand Rapids
One University Graduate From Mills County This Year
The Tribune notes one Iowa State University graduate this year from Mills County. Rolf Whitnall, son of Dr W R Whitnall of Hastings, completes the liberal arts course. Commencement exercises are held this week at Iowa City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State University
Mills County
Rolf Whitnall
W. R Whitnall
Hastings
Iowa City
Rural Graduates in The Tribuna Lays Out Two Lists
The Tribuna lists rural graduates from Glenwood Malvern Hastings and others who passed the last eighth grade exams held in May. The report notes 72 students passed with all planning to enter the town high school next fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribuna
Glenwood
Florence Thomas
Della Hopp
Rudolph Konz
Glenn Walker
Maude Estes
Pearl Redfield
Malvern
Mary Johnson
Lucy Gearhart
Marie Nelson
Dora Borene
Gladys Bradley
Herbert Leaverton
Dorothy Talbott
Mildred West
Hastings
Ruth Durbin
Marie Hutchings
Lillie Scott
Marie Anderson
Paul Slothower
Imogene
Leona Trively
Supt. Masters
Fullay
Trimming Trees Behind Court House Park Debate
Civil War veterans hear the courthouse park trees may be trimmed after county action led by Senator Gilliland. The plan involved rifle methods to remove limbs, with Meade attempting shots and others pledging to back the ordinance. Unusual trimming methods drew attention as officials discussed the approach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House Park
Senator Gilliland
M. W. Rogers
Jim Bellatti
Meade
Davy Crocker
Jimb
Eclipse of Sun Visible in Mills County Thursday Evening
A partial solar eclipse will be seen in Mills County on Thursday evening. The moon will begin to cover the sun just after 6 pm, reaching 35 percent coverage at 6:47, and end by 7:30 pm as sunset occurs at 7:36 pm. The event will be visible across most of the United States, with a total eclipse in far northern regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
United States
Siberia
Arctic
North Pole
Mike Miller Stricken With Severe Stroke at 77
Glenwood pioneer citizen Mike Miller lies in critical condition after a severe paralytic stroke suffered early Sunday. The 77 year old contractor and longtime Odd Fellow is reported with complete paralysis on the right side and speech impairment, raising grave doubts about recovery. He had been in good spirits visiting town Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Miller
Glenwood
Miller
Hastings Neighbors Note Visits and Local Developments
Hastings news reports a visit from Wm Hutchings and sister Mrs Louis Norton from Kansas, ill health of Miss Mattie Wearin, and Epworth League delegates elected for Ta bor. It notes high water closing three bridges on Walter Mason's route, plans for buildings in Hastings, and a bank annual meeting with officers re elected. The Chap man family leaves Hastings for Omaha after nine years, with farewell events by the Ladies Aid and Knights groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SB Hutchings
Wm Hutchings
Louis Norton
Kansas
Mattie Wearin
Andrew Wearin
Hastings
Tabor
Rey
A D Davis
Vernon Johnson
F J Martin
Willie Furlong
Walter Mason
Sam
NW Colling
Hotna Vallley State Bank
Christie
Botna Valley State Bank
AD French
John Sandiland
R & McDonough
D French
Wm Skillicorn
A H Dolph
HC Robbins
Ladies’ Aid Society
G R Chapman
Mrs Chapman
Knights of Phythias
Pythian Sisters
Chapman
Knights of Pythias Hall
Hustling Junction Merchants Advertise Saturday Bargains
Pacific Junction merchants publish a page of special bargains for next Saturday. The hustling business men plan a series of sales, with this issue marking the first in the Tribine. Readers are urged to watch future issues for announced bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Pacific Junction
Junction
Spectacular Luther Play At Glenwood Opera House
A large audience saw the Epworth League produced Martin Luther last night at the Glenwood opera house. Nearly 100 participants staged scenes of the German Reformation with Luther as the central figure. Dr L T Sidwell and Prof J H Morgan received special praise for their roles, with strong crowd scenes, nuns and peasants, and choruses enhancing the historic performance. The show repeats tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Luther
Glenwood Opera House
Epworth League
C. M
Ward
Luther
Diet of Worms
H. B. Dull
E. C. Cook
Mabel Sawyer
New Iowa Game Law Enforced for Hunters and Fishers
The Iowa new game laws took effect on the first day of last month. Hunters and fishers must post themselves in regard to the statutes. It is unlawful to fish except with a hook and line and no more than two lines with one hook each. No license is required for fishing this way, but hunters must pay $1 per year. Wild birds are state property and may not be possessed dead or alive. penalties apply for killing them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
That Gettled Mr Clerklie For years in a tiny restaurant
A man named Mr Clerklie, known for frugal, nourishing lunches, finds repeated rancid butter and soggy bread at a small northside eatery. He asks to see the proprietor, but the owner is often away. The waitress promises the owner will return momentarily as the lunch crowd waits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clerkline
Clarklie
Chrkus
Yaneb
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Ton
Henry Culwell
J. B. Culwell
Don
H. £. Furlong
Auburn
George Oliphant
Bethany
Deer Creek
Michael Martin
Strahan
Deer Creek Township
Davis
Patrick Maher Jr
Katie
Gail Marshall
Olga Fredericksen
Walter Todd
Charles L Flood
Iowa Society of the Sons of the American Revolution
Miss Rice
Miss Ward
Council Bluffs
R W Hurlbut
Lewis Bicknell
Wayne County
Lizzie Lohse
B Walling
Tipton
Carson
Thomas E Laird
Cincinnati
Lairds
Velma Gates
Pasadena
Cal
New England
Frances Flood
Ralph Robinson
Baby
E E Gillillana
Montana
Thorner
Guy Hume
Knox
Knoxville
Elmer Galt
Tabor Topics
Dr. Hostetter
George Rew
John Flynn
B W Thompson
Maryville
L D Huffaker
Richards, Mo
J G Flanagan
Nebraska
Adolph Schultz
Frank Plumer
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Tribune
Hustling Junction
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