Personal Paragraphs From Glenwood Social Set
Local notes list numerous residents and visitors: Mr. aixt and Mrs. O. H. Brooks of Malvern. Miss Florence Everpham from Lincoln. Mr. B. E. Lincoln of Platteville township. many Glenwood callers and visitors from Lyons, Center, Pleasant Hill, and Emerson. Mentions include travels to Chicago Millinery, Humboldt guest Rev. M. D. Reed, and hunting plans for a Omahan reservation trip. Court action filed in Kansas City lawyers seek $1172 against Will B. Anderson for legal services with a critical note on high charges and alleged padding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aixt
O. H. Brooks
Malvern
Glenwood
Mies Plorence Everpham
Lincoln
B. EB. Lincoln
Platteville
Mies Hattie Kirkpatrick
E.F. Donagin
Center Township
E. F. Estes
Pleasant Hill
Trrcont
Mise Elsie Borkett
Springfeld
Blo
C. B. Christy
Seitz
West Oak
Tribune
J. P. King
Triavunn
Lyons Township
John Marrow
Council Bluffs
O. Coughlan
J. F. Morlap
David Sandiland
Hastings
Russell
Idaho Falls
Idaho
F. W. Myers
L. A. Stillwagon
Chicago
Theo. Dorman
O.K
Trizona
M. D. Reed
Humboldt
W. I. Laraway
A. J. McMillen
Arp Mze
Platteville Township
D. Treechafer
St. Mary Township
Wortman
Joe, Hammack
Hammack
Macedonia
Rawles Township
Lincoln Hobson
J. R
H.C. Dunlap
Emerson
East End
County Beat
A. O. Blair
Blair
Everson Eportemen
Omaha Indian Reservation
Nebraska
Messrs
W. H. Eaton
C. EB. Steveson
Altert Tolenger
H. W. Seeger
Hillsdale
B.$. Bogart
Thos, Hall
Sam‘s
Estes
Waa
Will BH. Anderson
A. BH. Hart
Francia L. Barton
Kaneds City
Will
W. 8. Lewis
Theo. W. Ivory
Potter
Hurt and Burton
Anderson
Kansas City
Controversy Over Randolph School Claims At Strabin Meeting
A Strabin source recounts harsh remarks by Robt Kilpatrick against Randolph public school at a recent teachers and patrons gathering in Straliax. He questioned graduates' fitness and potential to teach, sparking debate on school quality and administration as locals seek the truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Criswell
Strabin
Straliax
Robt. Kilpatrick
White Cloud Township
Randolph
Randoph
From Inauguration to Glenwood Politics in Ten Days
Back from Washington Messia H W Burkett and Q Pot ter returned Monday after witnessing President McKinley’s inauguration. Burkett praised the ceremony and noted crowd sizes from 126000 to 200000 with 12000 to 15000 soldiers. seats sold for 2 to 5 dollars. He visited Mt Vernon Harper's Ferry and Springfield to see family before a ten day return trip. In Glenwood the school election drew six tickets and seven candidates with 326 ballots cast despite quarantine. Directors elected were Swope Howe and Dean. Rent notice for a four room cottage on Walnut street in Loquira.
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Messia
H. W. Burkett
Q. Potter
Washington
McKinley
Burkett
National
Pennsylvania Avenue
B. J. Burkett
Mr. Burkett
Mt. Vernon
Harper's Ferry
John Brown
Springfield
J. H. Feltham
Glenwood
Tlowe Swope
Dean
Atona O
A.J. Howe
Jan
A. Swope
D.G. Jemison
M. A. McQcluskey
Fleming
O. E. Dean
Lewis
Jan. A Swope
A. J. Howe
O. B. Dean
Uncalled Letters At Glenwood Post Office
The Yat of letters remaining uncalled for at the Glenwood post office for the week ending March 14, 1911 lists Joseph Gates Miss Mary Karr Freddie Strong W Thatcher and Mrs Walls. Parties calling for the above should state they have been advertised. R. O. Wars P. M.
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Glenwood Poat Olive
Joseph Gates
Mary Karr
Fredie Strong
W. Thatcher
Walls
Wars
P. M
Glenwood Council Deliberates On Library Tax Submission
In Glenwood the city council debated whether to submit a one mill library tax to voters at the April election. supporters Belatti Evernham opposed Hackney Utterback DeWitt. Heaviest taxpayers Heinsheimer and Hinehman back the tax, while critics warn of higher taxes for all residents. The move honors local women who have sustained the library for seven years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Wood City
Mesara
Bellatti
Evernham
Mesera
Hackney
Utterback
Hmphrey
DeWitt
Glenwood
Henry Evernham
Glenwood City
D. N. Heinsheimer
Jos. V. Hinehman
Will Haye to Draw Straws in School Board Tie
Pacific City representatives Al Beaton and Nathan Jones visited Glenwood to ask Supt. Mureh how to resolve a four-director Platteville township school board deadlock after each elector-at-large candidate tied with the four district directors. The plan is for Beaton Gowardin and Beaton to draw straws to decide the elector at large, since the law requires an odd number of directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Haye
al Beaton
Nathan Jones
Pacific City
Glenwood
Mureh
Platteville Township
Platte + ville
A. Jd. Bane
Bethlehem
J. M. Deming
Lincoln
Andy Shannon
White Chapel
Thease
al Benton
L. O. Cowardin
Mesara
Jones
Beaton
Sapt Marsh
Mesera
Gowardin
Contracts Notice for 1901 Sweet Corn and Tomato Packs
Contract notice from Casnina Co requesting immediate quotations for 1901 sweet corn and tomato packs. Limited quantities accepted. no large orders this year. Respond promptly to secure contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casnina Co
Big Bill To Foot The Costs Of The Mills County Quarantine
The Mills County quarantine amid a smallpox siege incurs heavy expenses. Dr DeWitt charges 200 for the first case, 100 for the next two, and 60 for the rest, totaling 900 for 13 cases. Groceries, clothing, disinfection, and other duties will add substantial bills. The board of supervisors meets April 1 to settle funds, with anticipated total near 2000 if assessed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. de Witta
Pnrsey
Mrs Barbee 1816 Funeral in Glenwood March 15
Mrs. Sarah Barbee died at her Glenwood residence Tuesday morning after a short illness. Born June 3 1816 in Barthalow county Indiana she married in 1833. Eleven children were born nine survive: June Simpson Hawthorne IA Daniel Barbee Glenwood IA Sarah Fall Kansas City MO Carrie Hale Council Bluffs IA Nancy Chambers Armour SD Harass Barbee Olympia WA Wesley Barbee Hillsdale IA Henry Barbee Marquette WY Alice McKenzie Shawnee OK. She joined the Methodist church in 1839 and funeral services will be conducted by Rev. G W fiddler at the late residence Friday March 15 at ten, with a regular sermon at M E church in Hilldale IA at one o’clock by Rev. Fiddler assisted by Rev. Shaw of Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Simpson
Hawthorne
Iowa
Daniel Barbee
Glenwood
Sarah Fall
Kansas City
Carrie Hale
Council Binits
Nancy Chambers
Armour
Harass Barbee
Olympia
Wash
Wesley Barbee
Hillsdale
Henry Barbee
Marquette
Wyo
Alice McKenzie
Shawnee
Oklo
Barbee
Methodist Church
G. W. Fiddler
Decensed
Carner
Walnut
Fourth Streets
M. EB. Abured
Hilladale
Fiddler Aasiated
Shaw
Glenwand
Wanted Chickens and Torriery Advertised for Trade
Wanted 60 dozen chickens and 125 live torriery. Cash or trade offered. J. B. Scort & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. EB. Scort & Co
Two Thirds of a Mans Life Hart SchHarruen & Marx Suits
Hart Scharrren Marx guaranteed clothing promotes fashion and lasting shape. The store highlights spring dress and semi-dress coats and vests with Prince Alberts and cutaways, priced at 22, 20, 15 and 12 dollars per suit, aiming at a refined clientele.
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W. S. Buckingham
Tom
Tripuny
Taylor Station
Pottawakamie County
F. W. Myxis
First Plasa
Winpuan & Ionuam
Walnut Street
Trravne Ottige
A. B. Ward
Humboldt Ave
J. Howe
Kentucky
Laws
Ther
Bradfield Regulator Co
Atlanta
L. A. Stillwagon’s
Amoskeag Ginghams
Lonsdale Cambria
Kelly Black
Maydale
Im. Meyers
Mills County
EF. M. Myers
D. L. Heinsheimer Company
Wat
Landis
Northwest Corner
Garey
Ata
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