Glenwood Lumber Yard Changes Hands to Minneapolis Firm
The T. F. Martin Lumber Co yard, formerly Nord Lumber Co, southeast Glenwood square, has been bought by Fullerton Lumber Co of Minneapolis. J. S. Knox becomes manager with a wife and baby. the Knox family will move to Glenwood. The retiring Martin firm exits while T. I Martin plans remain. c. J. Martin stays briefly to assist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Martin Lumber Co
Nord Lumber Co
Glenwood
Fullerton Lumber Company
Minneapolis
C. J. Martin
T. I
Martin
Change in Glenwood Auto Co personnel
A week of change at Glenwood Auto Company, formerly Schaaf & Vansant, sees Harry Galliher buy Schaaf's interest. The firm continues under the same name with two workers plus Galliher, a skilled machinist. Schaaf moves to his father's Sidney area farm, and Gail Dalton joins the new firm becoming a fixed Glenwood resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Auto Company
Schaaf & Vansant
Harry Galliher
Schaaf
Galliher
Sidney
Gail Dalton
Glenwood
Change in Free Grocery Firm at Glenwood
The Free Grocery Company of Glenwood saw a change last week as junior partner George Haley sold his interest to B. T. Agan, with no change to the firm name. Haley will pursue a new line of work while remaining in Glenwood for the time being, and Clarence Butcher will become a permanent employee after helping in rush periods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Grocery Company
Glenwood
George Haley
B. T. Agan
Mr. Agan
Haley
Clarence Butcher
Gun clash at Pacific Junction ends with officers rout
A six oclock Saturday incident at Pacific Junction saw Henry Johnson confront a group of five African American youths near railroad yards. Deputies Edwards, Dalton, and Stranathan arrived, forced surrender, and found no weapons on those searched. The group departed town and the planned shooting tournament ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Junction
Sheriff's Office
Henry Johnson
Burlington
Henry
Edwards
Marshal Dalton
Carl Stranathan
Africa
Johnson
Boy Hurt In Auto Accident Near Mills Station
Verne Epperson fifteen, son of C G and Mrs Epperson, living near Mills Station, suffered a leg injury when an auto driven by Elder Bogle from Pacific Junction struck him as he stepped toward the car to ride to Glenwood. The incident occurred Friday evening about six oclock on the home steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Epperson
C. G. Epperboll
Mills Station
Bogle
Pacific Junction
Verne
Bilder
Glenwood
George Hutton
University Place
Baxter
George Crouse
Aaron
Ft. Dodge
Iowa
George
F. . Outing
Knights of Pythias
Hastings
Queen Mills Temple No
Carl Baxter
Dorothy
H. B. Ware
Lenora
Coleridge, Neb
Ware
Charles Baxter
Boy Suffered Broken Leg In Street Collision
Verne failed to see a northbound car driven by Bert Rager of Glenwood on a downhill street. Bogle's car was on the far side. The boy, slightly deaf, did not hear or see the approaching auto about twenty feet away. He sustained a broken leg, a bruised left arm, and a hurt left leg. The leg was set, and the boy seems to be improving. an x ray is planned to assess future conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogle
Verne
Bert Rager
Glenwood
Glenwood Juniors Host Notable Banquet For Seniors
Junior class at Glenwood High School organized and executed a standout Friday banquet for the senior class. The domestic science department prepared the menu and service while facilities were decorated to reflect both junior and senior colors. The program featured toasts from pupils and teachers, a series of songs, and a multi course menu including chicken croquettes and a salmon? salad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood High School
Old Town
Nancy Tamb
Stella Newnan
Tlarold Stranathan
Gssceveteedee
Our Own Domino Club of Glenwood Celebrates Fifth Anniversary
The eight ladies of the Our Own Domino Club of Glenwood marked five years of weekly meetings and games with a May 8 1915 celebration at Mrs W S Lewis's home. A commemorative poem was read after a Banquet following the late afternoon domino session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sivers
Thms
Ad Multum Jd
Our Own’ Domino Club
Glenwood
W. 8. Lewis
Court notes list of cases and guardianship sale request
May term court opens Tuesday May 1 with twenty four attorneys connected to 172 docketed cases including nine state cases one dating back to June 6 1912 and seventy eight continued law cases from 1907 to 1915 plus forty seven law appearances. Clara Bailey guardian seeks permission to sell real estate in St Mary township to protect wards equity involving twenty acres mortgaged with redemption Feb 1 1916. Assets include fence posts gates and a five horsepower Yale motor cycle and farm equipment for sale from Fullerton Lumber Company and Harry Boyle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Bailey
John Wilson
Frankie Wilson
St. Mary Township
D. N. Wilson
Hastings Promotes Grace McDonough to Sheridan Principal
Grace McDonough of Hastings, proven teacher in Hastings and Glenwood, was reelected at higher pay by the Sheridan Wyo school board. The superintendent named her principal of a grade school with a substantial raise, and the board supported the promotion, reflecting well on two years’ work in Sheridan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace McDonough
Hastings
Glenwood
Sheridan
Wyo
Miss McDonough
Death of Glenwood resident Alby Terry at 79
Alby Terry aged 79 died at his farm west of Glenwood after a stroke. Funeral conducted at the Christian church with Odd Fellows assisting. a large turnout including distant relatives and neighbors. Born May 11 1836 in Michigan he lived in Glenwood since 1866 and leaves a wife Sarah Ann Ludwick and six children with eight grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alby Terry
Glenwood
Christian Church
Rev
Thompson
Odd Fellows
W. C. de. Lashmutt
J. W. Murphy
M.T. Deupree
J. W. Laraway
J. T Murphy
James Miller
Frank Robbins
Malvern
John Jackson
Martinsburg
Neb
Brower
Madison County
Iowa
Denver
Sarah Ann Ludwick
Pennsylvania
J. F. Terry
P. Terry
Dragging the Nishna Wardens Pledge Action in Iowa
Wardens Tom Hall and Will Laraway labor on the Nishna river out of Red Oak to scour east and west sections of Mills County for traps and illegal fishing gear. They vow to seize contraptions and prosecute owners to the full extent of the law. Building for Sale. See Fullerton Lumber Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna
Tom Hall
Will Laraway
East Nishna
Red Oak
West Nishna
Mills County
Elassic
Glenwood to host large Knights of Pythias convention
Glenwood Lodge No. 43 Knights of Pythias plans the 11th and 24th district convention from May 28 1915. Grand Lodge officers from across the state will attend. A reception school of instruction and parade precede a dinner and ceremony at the armory with about forty new members joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Glenwood
Corning
Logan
Grand Lodge
Edwin J. Abbott
Council Bluffs
Foster
St. Albans Lodge
Tribune
Order
Local Births Reported in Hastings and Glenwood News
A list of newborns includes a son born to Mr and Mrs Walter Mas on May 2 in Hastings, a boy to Mr and Mrs A C Gambill on April 30 in Hastings, and a boy to Mr and Mrs Everett Rhoades in Glenwood on May 7 1915. Also noted is a newborn boy for Mrs Maggie Epperson staying with her mother Mrs Rachel Haywood in southwest Glenwood and a 12 pound son born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Archie Slaughter six miles north of Glenwood, their family already including two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mason
Hastings
A. C. Gambill
Everett Rhoades
Glenwood
Maggie Epperson
Rachel Haywood
Archie Slaughter
F. Ze
Letter From H A Hubbell Breathing on Minnesota Crops
The Tribune received a letter from H A Hubbell of Springfield Minnesota describing fine weather through April and good growth of small grain. He notes corn planting to begin this week potato planting nearly finished and fruit trees blooming. He advocates Iowa corn raisers to boost the region and mentions buying a 314 acre farm near Sank Center with solid improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Hubbell
Minnesota
the Tribune
Springfield
Minn
Iowa
Sank Center
Missionary Spurlock to lead Sunday schools in several counties
Rey and P Spurlock from Joslin Ilingis arrived in Tabor Saturday evening to serve as Sunday school missionaries for Mills Fremony Page and Montgomery counties. Spurlock visited Christian and Congregational Sunday schools on Sunday and joined Mr Cook to Hillsdale in the afternoon. Sorlock plans to make Tabor his home, renting a north Tabor house recently vacated by Tompkins. his household goods have arrived and his family is due midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ss. S
Tabor
Rey
Insane Inmate Taken From Institution Under Commission
Taken to Clarinda A Miss the May Hobbs, an inmate of the Institution, was declared insane by the commission on Friday and taken the same day to Clarinda by Dr. T. B. Lacey. Miss Hobbs has been an inmate since 1901 and is about 24 years old. She has been an inherited epileptic since early life. Her father is insane, and her grandfather was a confirmed drunkard. Of late she has been seldom rational.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clorinda
May Hobbs
Clarinda
T. B. Lacey
Miss Hobbs
Rug for Sale by Mrs Hester in Glenwood
A rug is offered for sale by Mrs Hester of Glenwood. The listing notes the item available locally with contact details not specified in the readable text.
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Martin Lumber Yard
Glenwood Auto Co
Free Grocery
High Seoul
Goursa
Padang
Cafe Noir
District Court
Tfullerton Lumber Company
Yale Motor Cycle
Badger
Harry Boyle
W. GC. T. U. Society
Demorest
M. EB
Mamie E. Hicks
Audrey Caven
Miss Scott
Rev. Gable
J. R. Graham
Wesley Church
Matt Summers
Omaha
W. B. Caven
Emerson
H. P. Rea and Son
John Simpson
George Shaw
Ike Gustin
Harlan
Isaac Edie
Moore & Sims
Fred Greig
James
Charles Vestal
M. HE. Cupps
Martin & Son
Frank Ohlander
C. L. Shoemaker
Max
William Starr
Chapin & Boney
Joseph Wortman
South Grove
J. A. Wearin
South Omaha
Ed Hathaway
Esther Carlson
Mrs. O. C. Carlson
Orrin Hathaway of
Roy Quimby
Fred Lookabill
Ford Conveyance
L. W. Miller
Anna Cross
Asbury
G. M. Young
Harry Brown
Wilbur Gaylord
Indianola
Harry
W. E. van Ausdale
Albert Feist
S. B. Hutchings
Balfour
James Sawyers
F. H. Priest
I. Edie
James Clark
John
W. 5. Young
North Road
Frank Robins
Jess Willard
Jack Rogers
Charles Minner
Gold Hill
Oregon
Glenwood I. C. 0. F. Lodge
Jesse Rains
Jessa Rains
Wolbach
Rains
Mary Wells
Lyons Township
Fullerton Lumber Co
Pythian
Stork
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