Personal Paragraphs From Glenwood and Vicinity Gossip
Mr. F. P. Bradley ran a business risk before the council. Dozens of residents from White Cloud, Watson, Tabor, Froid, Red Oak, Council Bluffs, and Glenwood visit or travel for family news, events, funerals, and social gatherings. A May party, college donations, and a few travel plans against illness and health trips are noted along with a murder appeal involving Loren Bone and a Mason City Supreme Court case. Fruit prospects in Mills County look bright with good moisture after a warm blooming period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Bradley
Council Binffe
Geo. Hemaker
White Cload
Glenwood
Harrison Wilson
Watson Mo
W. M. Chambers
James Stout
Froid
Neb
Joshua
F. J. Wallaee
Emerech Tucréay
E.M. Carey
Red Oak
Obas
B. Carey
L. B. Hanson
Kereve City
Messrs
W. H. Anderson
John McCluckey
Nebraska City
D. J. Spencer
George Huduiondr
Silver City
Marion Purcell
Omaha
le Farmer
Grace Mulholland
Alice Dull
Malvern
Bachelors’ Club
Elizabeth Chapin
E. L. Bleakney
le Fist
Glenwood Merce
Henderson
Loren Bone
State Penitentiary
Allison
Masonity
Altho Bone
Supreme Court
Mason City
Loren R. Bone
Bone
James Allison
Eaid
Anoh
Milla
Orobarda
Mills County
Uncalled Letters at Glenwood Post Office May 16 1901
The Glenwood post office lists uncalled letters for the week ending May 16 1901 including Miss Lucy Helton Miss I J Beigle and Mr Frank Morrissey. Addressee parties state they have been advertised and call for letters from R C Wares P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Lucy Helton
I. J. Beigle
Frank Morrissey
R. C. Wares
P. M
Veterinarian Dr J J Humphry Moves to Malvern
Dr J J Humphry a long known veterinarian has relocated from Silver City to Malvern. The item notes an address for 1901 wallpaper patterns at 8 B Lan Dia and confirms business move details with local mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Humphry
Hag
Silver City
Malvern
DIA
Eddie Cudahy Visits Glenwood With Creighton Team
Eddie Cudahy, the renowned twenty five thousand dollar Omaha lad, rode into Glenwood last Thursday with Creighton college’s baseball squad. Though not in the lineup, he drew crowds as sidewalks were chalked with his arrival. He discreetly removed the advertising posters on learning of the attention and declined to discuss himself or his costly trip, staying near star pitcher Henry Welch who along with the Creighton players kept him close and safe from fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Cudahy
Omaha Waa
Glenwood
Creighton College
Omaha
Henry Welch
Creighton Boys
Welch
Cudahy
Horse Dentistry Ad Offers Cheap Equine Care
An old classified style notice promotes dental work for horses at low prices from $1 to $3. Mentions a practitioner with initials Dr B Kxownas and conditions like heifer eye and Ridghuga castrated, reflecting rough OCR text from a historical page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. Kxownas
Glenwood Maroons Defeat Creighton University 7–6 in Season Opener
The Glenwood Athletic Association opened the 1901 season with a fast baseball game against Creighton University of Omaha. Glenwood rallied to win 7 to 6 as Wilkins started, Wilkinson relieved, and Fred Wilkenson and Glen Wilkine shared infield duties as the Maroons secured a tight early-season victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Athletic Association
Creighton University of Omaha
Glenwood Maroons
Creighton Boys
Glenwood Rooters
Maroons
Wilkins
Wilkinson
Welch
Omaha
Glenwood
Fred Wilkenson
Glen Wilkine
Johnson
Nebraska City
Nebr. City
Selea
Perches
Pickard
Nehr
City
Wilking
Wilkine
Deering
Byera
Irvin
Pigeon Ranch Purchase Sparks Mills County Feud
A long piece outlines Jos L Terryberry of Louisville Nebraska buying an 400 acre farm in Cass County to raise live pigeons for gun club matches. It claims he owns 1100 acres in Mills and Cass counties, notes his eagerness for shooting, and claims he has killed many pigeons previously. It also reports the death of Robt Windham at 93 in Glenwood and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
L. Terryberry
Mills County
Louisville Nebr
Terryberry
Tom Hall
Dick Bogart
Marion Evans
Kern Conk
Bert Fickel
al Edwards
Mille County
Nimrod
L. O. Hickoff
Jim
Bickoff
Cass County
Robt. Windham
B. K. Windham
Glenowood
Mr. Windham
Glanwood Methodist Church
Norfolk
Virginia
Glenwood
Our
Clty
Do Revivals Pay in Williams Style Religious Rallies
The writer recalls meeting Thos. D. Murphy of the Red Oak Express and notes Red Oak readers have not answered whether the Williams style revival held a year ago paid. They cite Rev. Hobenshell’s critique and ask if the funds, impact on churches, and moral outcomes justify the spend, inviting responses on future revival ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos
D. Murphy
Red Oak
Glenwood
the Express
Hohenahelt
Mathudiat
The
Express
Hobenahelt
Mille County
Malvern
Silver City
Emerson
Williams
Hobenshell
Williama
Record Breaker Rivalry In Mills County Stock Shipments
The towns Henderson and Silver City vie as the county’s leading stock shipping station with April showing Silver City shipped eighty car loads via the junction water and St. Louis lines. An 18 head per car average yields about 86,400 dollars for a month’s freight business in a small town with a river route. Also mentions Cripple Creek July 16 to 19 rail passes for the Trans Mississippi congress and advertising local hospitality and ice supply in the district of Cripple Creek through Winprau & Consam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson
Silver City
Mills C
Manet
Wabash
Jark Water
St. L
Atoll
Glenwood
Apoll
Cripple Creek
Colorado
Mississippi River
Pacifia Coast
Throush Pullman
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Meters
Charles Rathke
Dean
Tabor
M.T. Carter
Mercers
O. C. Potter
F. J. Wallace
W. M. Dorelan
F. M. Shriver
South Omaha
Nell Towner
Mary Houghton
Edith Powell
Maree Moulton
Carleton Hayes
Bees Reno
Marian Benton
Council Bluffs
Mrs. M.J. Williams
Tabor ‘College
John Dwight
New York
W. L. McKein
D. Snively
Elliott
Hastings
May Shaffer
W. F. Laraway
Kanane
M.f. Baabout
Laraway
Hro Broadfield
Grand Lodge of the Work— Men
Rays
C. O.coughlan
J. M. St. John
Bt. John
L. 8
Resrygon
Nebe
New York Photo Co
Mra. J
Rockey Mountain
Lee
Winprau & Consam
Hartwig
Garey & Fleming
Ladies Drawers
Newt Gash
D. G. Jamison
South Side Square
A. O. Sargent
New Home Sewing Machine Co
W.F. Laraway
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