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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1909

Page

3

Glenwood High School Class of 1909 Graduates Most Class

The Glenwood high school closed its year with commencement exercises at the old house last evening. The 1909 class of 22 received diplomas in a program featuring choruses and sketches rather than lengthy orations. Highlights included Merritt’s salutatory, a Rishell poem, and performances by Staples, Hale, Ferrell, Hammer, Rist, and others. A valedictory and class portraits followed, with Merrill Myers presenting reference books to the school. The Shenandoah Sentinel reports a separate cautionary note about a Bristol-area swindle at a circus side show involving A. G. Briggs.

Glenwood High School Ot House Tribune Vikings Clyde Merritt Lucy Caley Anna Rishell Longfellow Hiawatha George Staples Brutus Eugene Hale Cassius Rome Hazel Ferrell Hazel Hammer Clarice Rist Uidder Monnie Merrill Myers Pygmalion Helen Baker Galatea Lena Godsey Christine Sherfey Galdys Ebaugh Jannie Linville Earl Dashner Winnie Butcher Clifford Williams Lawrence Bogart Bessie Evenham Hazel Fleming Clara Dean Blanche Wallace Fred Dean

Circus swindle hits Shenandoah crowd victim to con men

A circus came to Shenandoah last Saturday and netted visitors in a confidence scam. A. G. Briggs, aged 70, lost $580 before authorities pursued the circus and its management.

Shenandoah A. G. Briggs

Far Midwest quake rattles cities and factories

A light earthquake lasting seconds was felt across Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Michigan and nearby territories starting 1:40 a.m. Minor damage reported with overturned stoves and chimneys toppled. In Dubuque two shocks, eight thirty and ten seconds, shook buildings and spooked workers. Cedar Rapids and Coe College saw students flee from upper floors.

Indiana Illinois Wiscasin Michigan Aurora Dubuque Cedar Rapids Coe College

Death of a Donkey in Hittle Glenwood

Corbet Corbett Crouch, a local lad, mourns the loss of his donkey Jennie a five year companion. Jennie was famed for a shaggy coat and good temper helping with cows. The animal had been sick for weeks and died at home after the boy stayed to care for her instead of Sunday school.

Corbet Crouch Glenwood Jennie Crouch Corbett Dr. Hamilton

Rev Allen Burned to Death at Des Moines Factory

Rev Walter O Allen former Malvern Methodist pastor and Des Moines conference elder was burned to death in a Des Moines fire at the Dodd and Struthers plant where he worked as night watchman for three months. He had retired years earlier due to ill health and mental derangement.

Walter O. Allen Methodist Malvern Des Moines Dodd & Struthers Allen

Heavy Nebraska Rains Deluge Western Nebraska Roads

Heavy rains struck western Nebraska Sunday night with 3 to 5 inches in multiple areas. Numerous washouts disrupted travel on many roads, especially near McCook affecting Burlington line trains. No. 6 ran six hours late Monday morning and No. 10 was annulled Tuesday morning.

Nebraska Lurlington McCook

Eclipses Soon Visible In Local Area

A total lunar eclipse will occur next Thursday, June 3, with the moon rising in eclipse and visible here if weather allows. A central solar eclipse is forecast for June 17, also visible in this locality, weather permitting.

G A R Encampment At Ft Dodge Itinerary Announced

The annual G A R encampment for Town will be held at Ft Dodge on June 8 9 and 10. The annual state convention of the Woman's Relief Corps will also be held at the same time as the G A R encampment.

Ft. Dodge Woman's Relief Corps

Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day Observed at Glenwood

Memorial Sunday program at the Glenwood opera house features Rev. R W Bur ton with the address Posthumous Eloquence followed by Decoration Day exercises on Monday. Marshal H B Dull leads a procession at 10 oclock with bands mayor council G A R Post veterans Retief Corps and Camp Fire speakers including Hon E B Starbuck and Gen J Y Stone. Music quartets soloists and recitations round out the program with Miss Gladys Ebaugh at the organ.

Glenwood Opera House R. W. Burton H. B. Dull G. A. R. Post Retief Corps J. C. Harris Leon Ward J. A. Morgan L. A. Bower W. H. Hamilton E B. Starbuck M. J. Williams Wm. Rathke Samuel Boyer L. D. Brainerd Eliarbeth Cummings

Decoration Day program at Silver City

The program for Decoration Day next Monday at the Silver City opera house includes a 2 pm start with Mark Swarts as chairman. Music by the orchestra, invocation by Rev Charles Owens, a patriotic drill, a song, and an ovation for Hon W Harding. A procession will form after the program with Marshal of the Day Frank Ramsey, city officers, and speakers in carriages.

Silver City Opera House Mark Swarts Charles Owens W. Harding Frank Ramsey

Glenwood Fourth Celebration Plans and Civic Programs

Glenwood to celebrate the Fourth with a procession from the State Institution, civic societies, and a daytime program in the opera house featuring music, speakers, and recitations. An evening Camp Fire program follows, with bands, regalia displays, and cemetery ceremonies. Emerson Decoration Day customs highlighted with church services and opera house program, Hastings band leading to the cemetery.

Etty Walnut Street Methodist Church

Recitation Cameron Scott Chorus Girls Program

Recitation by Cameron Scott and chorus girls with Rev A L Candee address. Also planned at Malvern Hastings and Ta bor with suitable programs at other locations.

Cameron Scott Rev A L Candee

Randolph Party Stranded Near Glenwood in Mud

Randolph Enterprise editor C. C. Shearer and a party were stranded in Glenwood after rain slowed travel from Omaha. A mule-drawn cart aided a Pony Creek hill climb but the group failed at the Cheyney culvert ascent and returned to Glenwood, catching a 4:44 train home. Other travelers included Karl Stout, W. H. Walker and W. M. Ferrel.

C. C. Shearer Randolph Enterprise Tribune Glenwood Omaha M. W. Sells Auto Pony Creek Cheyney Randolph Karl Stout W.H. Walker W. M. Ferrel

Spelling Contest Plans Grow as Townships Cycle Entries

Mayor Plimpton and President J M Donelan of Glenwood Club report progress on the inter township spelling match to be held in Glenwood soon. Some townships favor more than one entrant, and the rule restricting to one competitor per township may be revised. The final entry limit will be announced later with suitable prizes to be offered as plans develop.

Plimpton J. M. Donelan Glenwood Club Glenwood

Cattle Burned In Mineola Freight Wreck

A Mineola freight wreck near the depot burned the engine caboose and six cars, killing about fifty cattle with only around a dozen escaping injury. Local residents aided in fighting the flames after the early Friday incident.

Mineola

Council Bluffs Cadets to Camp in Glenwood a Week

About 40 Council Bluffs Cadets will camp at the school house park in Glenwood for one week starting Monday June 6. They previously camped there three years ago. Thursday is Council Bluffs day with many visitors expected and the day ends with a military ball at Myers Hall.

Council Bluffs High School Glenwood School House Council Bluffs Myers Hall

National and State Holiness Camp Meeting Planned

The annual camp meeting will be held at University Park in Oskaloosa Iowa from June 3 to 14. Esteemed leaders Dr J Fowler Dr B Carradine Rev Dc W Ruth Rev J M and M J Harris and Rev A S Cochran will attend. Reduced dining hall rates apply for pastors missionaries evangelists and deaconesses.

University Park Oskaloosa Iowa J. Fowler B. Carradine Dc. W. Ruth J. M M. J. Harris A. S. Cochran

Sermons at Glenwood Churches Week Ahead

Pastor J. O. Staples of Glenwood Baptist preaches six sermons for new believers next Sunday offering topics on ethics of Jesus, earthly treasure, sorrow, angels, and the disciple's home land. The plan follows his first message given last Sunday morning.

J. O. Staples Glenwood Baptist Church Christ Jesus Harthly Matthew Ecclesiastias

Divorce Asked Here Over Drug Store Attachments

Mrs Blanche Rice sues James H Rice a Silver City druggist for divorce claiming cruel treatment endangering her life. They married Feb 24 1903 and separated last Monday. The case attached stock of drugs for 2500 alimony. sheriff locked the store, then opened it. Courts to consider temporary alimony, attorney fees, and custody of their 13 month old son Amos. W S Lewis represents Mrs Rice. Genung & Genung represent Mr Rice.

Silver City Blanche Rice James H. Rice Rica

Buffington Gilmore Matrimonial at Glenwood

Charles Buffington and Miss Mabel Gilmore wed at the bride’s Glenwood home with Rev. C. M. Ward officiating. Relatives attended, breakfast followed, and the couple departed by carriage for Idaho to begin a irrigation project tenure before settling in Kimberly for the summer.

Charles BR. Buffington Mabel Gilmore Glenwood W. OC. Gilmore C. M. Ward Methodist Church Tribune Buffington Idaho Kimberly J. W. Carter

Imogene Priest to Embark on Orient Journey

Rev Father Hayes of Imogene plans a multi month voyage to the Orient starting in June from San Francisco. He will visit the Philippine Islands China and Japan among other locales during the trip lasting two to three months.

Father Hayes Orient San Francisco Phillipine Islands China Japan

Life sentence for Tucker murder at Longmont South Dakota

James A. Bartay received a life term after his trial for the murder of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Tucker near Longmont in South Dakota in early April. Mrs. Tucker was formerly Mrs. A. R. Caudie of Glenwood. All the county news in the Tribune.

James A. Bartay Douglas Tucker Longmont South Dakota

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Shenandoah Sentinel Walnut Township Mills County Gand Mayor Plimpton Ladies Quartet Mesdames B. Neilson J. H. Morgan L. B.cunningham Maude Tipple W . Harding Emerson The Baptist Church Maude Mabel Spears Jennie Crawford Maude McDowell Mabel Candee Stenwood West Oak C. B. Suburbans Hastings Tabor Holiness Camp Meeting Are W. J. Wilson Alvero Horseman the Tribune My Nleerare Gilmore Glenwood’s
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