Great Domino Contest Rumors Stir Glenwood Clubs
Glenwood buzzes about a general domino contest to close the season led by local clubs. Highlights include A. E. Winkler winning the men's prize 12 of 14 games, Flora McKee top-scoring for women, and a social with Miss Sadie Black and Miss Gera Lufkin. Reports cover sleighing, old-time costumes, and community events at Fay Wright and C P Hale homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Gera Lufkin
Sadie Black
Flora Mckee
Chestnut Street
Fay Wright
O. J. Marsh
TH. G. Dull
Mr. Marsh
Mrs. Wickham
Queen Mills Club
C. PY. Hale
Glenwood Baptist Church
Wright
Woman's Club Library Report for Six Months Ending March 3 1906
The Woman's Club presents a library report covering six months through March 3 1906. It lists acquisitions and donations, circulation figures, reading room usage, and notable events hosted by the club during the period. The report notes improvements in cataloging and requests continued support from members and patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club Library
Town Loans Noted and Local Changes In Grazing
Tvory makes town loans. The Wilson Drug Company drugs Parm loans. Stave Savings Bank Pacific Junction Iowa. James McCormick sold his interest to Charles Binkley his livery barn partner. Charles Reed of Emerson attended a Prohibition conference in Glenwood. Bert Geil of Des Moines will be employed at his brother L E Geil harness shop. Chris Enselman paid taxes and visited Tribune. Miss Dora Finch returned to Missouri Valley after visiting her father J W Finch. Dick Hamilton became deliveryman at Ferguson Grocery Co replacing L L Storer. Fay Evans grandson of Ab Tack ill with bronchitis. Frst daily items include erratic text and unreadable fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tvory
Wilson Drug Company
Parm
Stave Savings Bank
Pacific Junction
Iowa
James McCormick
Charles Binkley
Charles Reed
Emerson
Glenwood
Bert Geil
Des Moines
L. E. Geil
Chris Enselman
Northwest St. Mary
The
Tribune
Dora Finch
J. W. Finch
Missouri Valley
Dick Hamilton
L. L. Storer
Ferguson Grocery Co
Healuhig
Fay Evans
Ab Tack
Jetriny
Glenwood Mail Schedule and Advertised Letters
Advertised mail details for Glenwood showing box numbers and delivery hours. Lists holdups and opening times with notes on Sundays. Identifies the postmaster and clerk names for the Glenwood office.
Local Notes From Malvern and Peaceville Districts
Summers family ill health noted with Mrs Summers and Moma Summers among those affected. L Stevesson made a Nebraska trip. Ten derson residents Mr and Mrs Jacob Canghell visited Tuesday with his couple. Leonard Pierce visit with his spouse. W A Beckett elected school director at Peaceville, succeeding himself. A newborn son reported at the Corbin home. Willis Summers heads to Cedar Falls State Normal for spring and summer term. Miss Boles improving after erysipelas, under nurse care. Joe Weaver left for Missouri after visiting parents. Dan Whitfield and W P Wortman elected school directors, J Wilson re-elected treasurer. Miss Waite French of Glenwood spoke to Peaceville students on Mexico. Charles Weaver moved to Grant County Minnesota. Mrs Weaver to Nebraska before joining in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Summers
Sittle
Momas
Koh Piburn
White Cloud
L. Stevesson
Nebraska
Jacob Canghell
Tenderson
Mrr
Leonard Pierce
W A Beckett
Peaceville
Corbin
Willis
Cedar Falls
Bartlett Walter Powles Returns From California
Walter Powles Bartlett returns Sunday after a two month stay in California. He believes Iowa will beat them all as interest grows in the rural free delivery route set to begin Monday April 3 with five applicants vying for the position. In Omaha Saturday, Lula L Johnson and Bruce Conner wed at a Methodist minister's residence. The newlyweds will live with the groom's mother on her farm three miles northwest of this place, Weeping Water, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Powles
California
Owa
Sidney
Lula L Johnson
McPaul
Bruce Conner
Omaha
Mineola News Economic and Social Notes Summary
Fred Huimmer recovers from pneumonia as politics and crime watch in Mineola heat up with Monday seriog election results. Julius Miller wins re election as director while WU Nipp serves on the federal grand jury. Local birthday party at Leo Jurgins home and county scrap activity draw Malvern and Glenwood visitors. Julius Kievsel sells 100 acres of Harrison county farm for 12000 and buys 80 acres at 50 per acre nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Huimmer
Seriog
Julius Miller
WU Nipp
Leo Jurgins
Mineola
Malvern
Glenwood
Julius Kievsel Bag
Harrison County
West Oak community notes on work, church and events
West Oak residents report Krecklow hauling wood to Glenwood and Allbee plastering his house this week. Eugene Coleman and son Sherman visited Oakland last week. Preaching ongoing at the Friend church with Rev Seitz last Sunday. Otis White is very ill. his sister Mrs Harry Duval of Hastings is requested, doctors Elliott and Donelan called. Local sentiment on taxes and Malvern bond funding. Mr and Mrs N Shanks returned from Werner Newland wedding near Neola at the Newland home. bride wore snow white with roses. Groom’s Montana friend attended. bride’s Persian friend served as bridesmaid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Allbee
Eugene Coleman
Son Sherman
Oakland
Friend Clearch
Seitz
Otis White
Marion White
Harry Duval
Hastings
Malvern
N Shanks
Werner- Newland
Neola
E L Newland
Montana
Persia
Hillsdale church meeting yields 28 additions
The Methodist church held services Sunday night with 28 additions and no quickening of church life. A follow up meeting is scheduled for Thursday night this week to organize an Epworth League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth League
Homegrown Eggs Offer In-House Fresh Stock
Local seller promotes eggs and other goods available directly from the farmer. Encourages writing or calling to view stock and save express charges by buying at home instead of mail order.
Hastings Social Roundup and Local News Highlights
Hastings community notes recount visits from residents and relatives in Red Oak and Council Bluffs, with plans to buy land in Texas and a local adoption filing making Wm Platt a foster child of the Shoemakers. Principal Tipple returns, a nine young ladies Hiking club entertainment airs praise, and a doctor duo operates in the Merson building. Also mentions a local cure ad and medical ointment promotions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit van Ausdale
Dan Cook
John Morse
L K Mason
Geo Johnson
Texas
AE Tipple
W B Woods
Mamie Hicks
Old Maids
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Glenwood News
Mills County
Trimmer
Hezekiah Deck
Juamonia
Marshall Livery
Tanton Station
Hanager
Vauline
Charley Minner
C. W. Sherfey
Seth Dean
Harvey Eller
Pacific Jnnetion
Plymouth Rock
D. Tobey
Carolyn
W.S. Elliott
Tabor
Miss Tobey
B. F. Jones
Gene Carl
Jones & Carl
Nemaha County
Kansas
Wilson & Beeson
Soldier
Kan
Shallenburger
V. Byers
Shellenberger
H. Byers
DeLashmurt & Davis
Rocky Mountain
A J Howe
State Savings Bank
Wilson Dru Company
Wea vi
A. J. Williams
H. Towslee
A. EB. Lorp
East Wound
East Buon
West Lown
I Nu
East Lound
Glenwoed
Vikee
Mill. Sey
H.C. White
P. al
Bartlett
West Oak
W A Krecklow
Hillsdale
G. B. van Horn
Glenwood, la
J M Scanlan
Red Oak
Arvin Abel
Council Bluffs
Greeta
Shaw
James Shields
Emlerson
John Hicks
County Recorder
Rhoads
Wm Platt
Clas Shoemaker
James and
Frank Donelan
Merson
Fara Juans
Yank Pacific Junction
Wiste
Dt Duye
D.G. Jamison
Piano and Organ Headquarters
Ferrand
Lakeside
Chicago
Robinson
EALY
Terry & Norman
John Deere
Ranger
John Deere Corn
Pioner
Charter Oak
Ottawa
Davis
Acme
SUL Grinoco
Ledvey
Jess
Town
L. C. Brown
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