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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1902

Page

8

Past Week Doings in City and County Reported

Thornton Bros. move merry-go-round to Red Oak. J E Newman paints home on Locust st. Rev Howard of Glenwood to speak at Sidney Baptist church golden celebration June 12. County Board meets Monday to review assessments. Major local business growth noted with marble shop addition planned by A A Moore and I H Evernham building. Decoration Day address planned by B H Woodruff at Tabor. Brick kiln season progresses as Tom Hall completes first thousand. Solomon Roe reports wolf skins from Tadian Hollow. Hattie Anderson’s house near Silver City gets deluxe papering. Oscar Halls arraigned for killing a black squirrel. fine set. Davis & Anderson announce grand opening of new building. Theodore Beekman Jr. injured, unable to join Cedar Rapids trip, amid a wagon accident. W H Hittle suffers hand injuries from rail work. Wickersham sells many Barred Plymouth Rock eggs. expansion ongoing. Decoration Day observed Friday with procession from G A R hall to cemetery. Mrs. Archie Walling committed to Clarinda asylum for emotional insanity. District Court adjourned session to hear will contest and other trials. Henry Hershey of Glenwood dies at 84. funeral held at home with Rev. Kemp officiating.

Church Topics and Milestone Celebration Next Sunday

Next Sunday June 1 the Christian church holds its annual roll call inviting all members to attend the day with family brought meals at the church. Bible school starts a new year with renewed vigor and services include 11 a.m. sermon on National and Individual Righteousness 2 30 p.m. Junior Endeavor and 7 p.m. union service at Baptist church followed by a Christian church sermon on Eternal Life Inherited.

Christian Church Himeh Servinon All Young Peoples Societies Baptist Church

Organized Home Finders In Glenwood Churches

Miss Leng Jenkins of the American Home Minding Association formed a wheel circle with representatives from Glenwood churches to screen and report children needing homes. The first child, an infant boy brought by Mrs. Mary GL Schruck, will go to the family of A. Stafford, a local Seventh-day member.

Leng Jenkins American Home Minding Association Linus Glenwood T. RR. Gray A.J. Huesell Powall Shirley Gilliland AH. Winkler Eustis Williams WW. Burkett Mary GL. Schruck A. Stafford

Tent Show Comes to Glenwood by Taylor Brothers

The Taylor Bros show debuts this season in Glenwood on Thursday with two performances and a 1 p.m street parade. Proprietor Mr Taylor, formerly of Emerson, once a Mills county supervisor, promises the best 25 cent show in the territory. In other items, Lee Baker and Miss Anna Wright wed last Sunday at the Wright home in Glenwood, to reside in Pacific Junction where Baker works for J Reed. Also listed are Clarence G Chapin, 19, and Josephen H Burnhiam, 9, of Hastings and Hugh D Anderson, 24, with Getita j Stonebroker, 21, of Henderson.

Taylor Bros Glenwood Taylor Emerson Mills County Lee Baker Anna Wright Robert Wright Frank Day Pacific Junction Baker J. Reed Clarence G. Chapin Josephen H. Burnhiam Hastings Hugh D. Anderson Getita J Stonebroker Henderson

Glenwood Man Arrested In Omaha Drinking Incident

A Glenwood Iowa man named Albert Brown, described as a robust railroad worker, was arrested in Omaha on suspicion of drinking and carrying brass knuckles. He allegedly assaulted an elderly cellmate named Bob White, inflicting fractures and deep facial cuts. He faces additional charges of assault with intent to do great bodily harm.

Omaha Glenwood Mimnied Brown Albert Brown Towa Bob" White Hiis Noaa

Rural Mail Boxes Protected by Law Clause

The post office appropriation bill includes a protection for rural mail boxes and routes. Offenders face fines up to one thousand dollars or imprisonment up to three years for willful destruction or interference. Steps the Cough and Woks off the Cold promotes laxative Bromo Quivine with a one day cure claim and price.

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Nebe’s Shoe Store County Ferne Thornton Bros Red Oak J.E. Newman Locust Street J. E. van Pelt Rev. Howard of Sidney A. “A. Moore I. H. Evernham B. Woodruff Tabor Tom Hall Solomon Roe Tadian Hollow Harry Hamilton Hattie Anderson Silver City Cscar Halls Justice Day Story Davis & Anderson Pacific Punction Eyikdenve Taylor Bros. Civets Pacific Junnation Theodore Beekman Jr Jae Hho Cville Cedar Rapids Cheyney Bros Jack Cheyney Gent Edmonds Kog Creek Dean Theodore W. HH. Hittle Dr. Plimpton Wickersham G. A. EL Archie Walling Clarinda District Court John D. Wright Ida Stillwagon Nebraska City Earl Garman Patrick-Muffley Henry Hershey Lower Hazel Street Garman M. G. Walling Ben al Hershey N. Lacey Shelton, Neb Church Topics George, Wrightman and Wife M. W. Ropers West Side South Omaha Mark Lewis West Oak F. B. Donelan Dr. Bacon Tu. H. Stroud F. M. Powell No. 4 John Hopp Hillsdale James Merrifield Carson A. J. Gettler Sharpe & Gettler Kansas State BE. L. LeBarron Marysville, Mo D.L. Conger Center Township S. F. Vinton Pacific City Charles Kroon City James Bellatti Annie Jacksonville Illinois Michigan Henry Graham I. J. Taylor H. B. Dull Jake Sherfey Frank Logan Irvin Ishliman Company C Glass Tra Padgett Plattsmouth Miss Ninun Boysoun I. Storjoham Taword Iowa Nels Boyson North Genwood Elias Cand Gates George S. Green Bessie Pt. Smith Cigs M Caeen New Orleans Tai Mattie Boysen D. and D. Institution Miss Leura Cr. W. Lyon Hame Hamhire W. A. Hostetter A. B. Walling Mr. H. Hershey Addie Culver Des Moines I. 8 Bogart Miss Culver Frank Ridgeway Frank Wallace Langdon Ta. 'T. Genung Nebraska Berkley Claiborne Brinsmuide Crockery Company Glen Wilkins Fettle Des Moines Haseball Ain Old Bird Uneeda Biscuit National Biscuit Company A. H. Winkler Independent Telephone No Glenwood Electric Light and Power House Garry Walling Hot Foot Dick Hudson Wali Eevee Millis County S E. Landis
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