Glenwood Folks and Nearby News Briefs
A long run of local items covers business openings and sales at Ivory Otis, Nebe's shoe store, and the Wilson Drug Co. People travel to Lincoln, Chicago, Council Bluffs, and Sidney for work, visits, and church events. Notables include Miss Cecelia Hill leaving Glenwood for Wish Creek and a high school girls basketball photo gift. The Sidney Herald notes Mrs Eugene Stiles travels via Glenwood to Odell and Beverly, while 42nd wedding anniversary remarks for Russell Laird anchor a sweep of regional notices.
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Ivory & Otis
Wilson Drug Company
Nebe
Opera House
General Stone
Chicago
Sadie Anderson
Genung Ranch
L. Waterman
Ward
Kansas City
Pearl Jones Bleakney
Dennison
I. ¥. Cool
W. A. Anther
Henderson
Georgia Genung
Lincoln
Mary Rathke
Fred Starr
Tabor
Frank
Ben Bellwood
Strahan
Odd Fellows Meeting
Chas. Abel
Newton Edwards
W. R. Brace
Glenwood
Federation of Clubs
Oskaloosa
D. L. Heinsheimer
Joe Bichel
Wm. Bichel
Mineola
Cash Farm
J. M. Donelan
Robbins
Cecelia Hill
Wish Creek
Wis
Frank Nill
M. M. Crewdson
Alex Tipton
Byers
Memorial Church
Tipton
Illinois Central
Steet
Mark Evans
A. Maybrry
Mark
Lon
Sidney Herald
Eugene Stiles
William Roberts
Odell, Neb
Odell
Beverly
Roberts
Russell Laird
Laird
Jennie Briggs
Laidly
Mills County
Swope's Saturday Cut Prices On Go Carts And More
At Swope's Saturday sale prices drop on go carts folding carts with 10 inch wheels and rubber tires. Also listed are a pink silk opera shawl lost on Upper Winn Street and letters awaiting pickup at Glenwood post office for Baley Tuguldsby Madison and Miss Mary Uncen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swope
James A. Swope
Upper Winn Stree
Tribune Office
Glenwood
Sear Baley
Mir
Clarence Tuguldsby
Mr. Madison
Mary Uncen
Doings of the Death Angel in Glenwood and St Francis
John Lidgett a longtime resident near Glenwood and St Francis Web dies at home. Survived by wife and seven children. Born in England, came to America about 60 years ago. Procession forms at Post hall for cemetery rites including reading orders, Lincoln speech, W R C and post ceremonies, music, and graveside decor. Afternoon program at the courthouse with multiple addresses and music. flowers requested for the Post Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Newman
Gen. Shaul
John Miller
Colorado
James Burge
Omaha
G. H. Walling
Council Bluis
Burge
John Lidgett
Glenwood
St. Francis
Web
England
America
Post
Post Hall
Lincoln
Gettyeburg
W.R. GC
Staples
Court House
Hon. Inc
Stone
K. EB
Olive Stark
EB. Starbuck
Institution
Glenwood road work and local notices headline
Postmaster Joe Riche of Mineola plans to take possession of the C. H. dry weather aids road work near Glenwood as L. A. Williams sells a 160 acre farm for 7000 dollars. James McCormick praised for his Glenwood district work on Council Bluffs and Hillsdale roads amid favorable spring conditions. Nearby notices advertise balloon day specials, veterinary services, stray horses, and stallion breeding stands with travel plans and locations in Thurman and Glenwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Riche
Mineola
Glenwood
L. A. Williams Place
James McCormick
Council Bluffs
Hillsdale
Jim
Glenwood Baseball News Highlights Local Matches
West siders versus Institution team set for next Tuesday on the Glenwood diamond. Walter Marshall named Glenwood first nine manager promising a strong season. Glenwood White Sox lost 3 to 2 in a ten inning game at Tabor, Guy Morgan fanned 17, Harry Storey caught, Johnson brothers pitched for Tabor with 11 strikeouts. West siders beat the south side 15 to 10, asserting they played like the first team until the sixth inning.
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West Siders
Institution
Glenwood
Walter Marshall
Glenwood White Sox
Tabor
College Town
Guy Morgan
White Sox
Harry Storey
Johnson Brothers
Letter From Oregon J J Kramenacher Hood River Land Promise
J J Kramenacher of Glenwood writes from Hood River Oregon about land values he says he helped acquire 20 acres and refused 1000 for a weekly bar gain. He notes cleared land at 100 per acre and uncleared timber land from 150 to 250 per acre with 10 to 15 miles distant parcels at 150 per acre. He touts Hood River scenery climate and breezes between Mount Hood and Mount Adams along the Columbia River.
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Hood River
O. K
Mts. Hood
Adams
Columbia River
A S Lewis Big Shows at Glenwood Opera House
The A S Lewis Big Shows troupe performs two nights at Glenwood Opera House with a 30 member company, large band, and tent. Tonight features My Friend from Arkansas, tomorrow Nt Carson, plus seven vaudeville acts between plays. A 500 fund refunds unsatisfied patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.S. Lewis Big Shows Company
Glenwood
Arkansas
Nt Carson
Lewis
Local breeder to raise fine hogs and chickens
John Winkler arranged a deal. Postmaster Richel previously clerked at Hanson dry goods. Residents express pleasure at his return as a noted breeder of hogs and chickens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richel
Hanson Dry Goods
John Winkler
Sheriff Linville Initiated Into Odd Fellows Rite
Sheriff Linville joins Odd Fellows rites at Glenwood in a ceremony led by Dan Guon of Red Oak in front of about 200 delegates from Hillsdale Tabor and Pacific Junction. A luncheon followed the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odd Fellows
Sheriff Linville
Odd Fellowship
Glenwood
Dan Guon
Red Oak
Hillsdale
Tabor
Pacific Junction
350 Omaha Cadets to Camp at Glenwood Site
The Omaha high school cadets select Glenwood as their camping site this year. About 350 cadets will stay for a week from June 3 to 8, using the park at the Gold High School ground where Council Bluffs cadets were quartered last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Omaha High School
Gold High School
Council Bluffs
Mills County Seeks Drainage Bonds in 1907 Bid
Sealed bids for two Drainage Improvement Bonds of $1,000 each will be received by Mills County Treasurer at the Glenwood court house until 12 noon on June 3, 1907. Bonds bear 6 percent interest from April 1, 1907, payable semi annually, due April 1, 1910 and April 1, 1911. Bonds payable at Mills County Treasurer’s office. sale not below face value plus accrued interest. bidding rights reserved. Dated May 14, 1907.
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Mills County
Glenwood Iown
Glenwood
Iowa
District Court
Fay Wright
C. F. Sales
Glenwood City
Court House
L. G. Cinville
C. E. Dalton
Sunday church sermons and services list
Glenwood churches present morning and evening topics from the old scriptures. Topics include What is the old book doing for you, The shadow of Peter, and Hard Words and their Condemnation. St John’s Episcopal with Trinity Sunday services and Bible readings, Church of Christ holds regular morning and evening services with Bible school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Jesus
Peter
Baptist Church
J. O. Staples
Balaam
Balak
ST. John’s Episcopal Church
Church OF Christ
Peculiar Wind Prank Reported In Glenwood Ornear
The Tribune recalled a miniature twister that upset a large chicken house on the S. B. Neilson place in Glenwood, with no other damage. The Thurman Times reports a similar freak wind that lifted a 12 foot plank from Grant Smithpeter’s yard and swung it end over end, while nearby light objects remained still.
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the Tribune
S. B. Neilson
Glenwood
Thurman Times
Grant Smithpeter
Also Mentioned on This Page
Glen-Wood
Harry Ewing
George Houck
Sidney
A. UW. Winkler
Henry, Culwell
Auburn
Neb
G. M. Ward
Evanston
St. Me
Jessie Wince
Farragut
J. Hi. Skiles
Mutual
Jeffries
Pinckenstein
D. Humphrey
Malvern
Thurman
Liberal Reward Viven
A.V. Nelson
Menla
Ux. S
Viamer’s
Oulke
Glen
Wood
Base Ball
Oregon
J.J. Kramenacher
Opera
Fickel, Treas. Mills Co
Congregational Church
D. G. Jamison & Co
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Wilson Drug Co
A.C. Lewis
Glenwood Opera House
Kit Carson
How's Pharmacy
W. F. Meyers
Lowa
Mickelwaid
The
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