Glenwood News Roundup Highlights Local Arrivals and Distinct Visitors
Glenwood residents and visitors fill the week with notes on travels, entertainments, property moves, and social events. Among those mentioned: Mrs. Mollie Graves takes a new job, Geo. H. Estes returns from Nebraska, J. W. Carter and family plan a Boise City trip, and Z. E. Newman travels to Knoxville for a veterans reunion. Local officials and civic figures attend meetings, a Glenwood Rebekah event marks a 16th anniversary, and various residents move, host guests, or plan gatherings in town and nearby farms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ivory & Otis
Wilson Drug Company
Painta
Robinson's
J. BE. Wickham
Omaha
Mollie Graves
Heinsheimer
Geo. H. Estes
Nebraska
C. P. Hale
Ronemus
J. W. Carter
W. W. Mickelwait
Boise City
John Flinn
Silver City
The
Tribune
Eva Lake
DuBois
Idaho
M. M. Crewdson
John Haynie
Change in Pension Law Movement Affects Civil War Veterans
A national push seeks a law granting all Union veterans who reach 65 a $20 monthly pension. Iowa resolutions urge members of the Grand Army of the Republic to recruit, fund, and press Congress for the amendment, with posts collecting ten cents per veteran to support the effort and report to Adjutant Lee Daken in Logan Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
United States
Hittle
Glenwood Post
Iowa
W. H. Hittle
Ab. Kerney
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee Daken
Logan
Glenwood School Notes Attendance up on first week
The first week of school shows a rise in enrollment with 445 pupils in grades and 99 in the high school, compared to 441 and 139 last year. Miss Gass continues in charge of Miss Smith's room for two weeks due to the illness of her mother. A new loose leaf register system accompanies pupils on transfers or promotions. Repairs in the Third Ward building are finished and school opened Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Saar
B. Watkins
Treynor
Glenwood
Henry Saar
Stewart A. P. Travis
Jamison
Wm. Collins
Ainsworth
Neb
Henry Adams
Seneca Hurd
Miss Gass
Miss Smith
Growers Called to Bring Tomato Crops to Glenwood Co
Local growers urged to bring ripe tomatoes to New Glenwood Canning Co. advertisement promises timely processing. Includes medical claims for Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup and Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup related to digestion. Mentions doctors Donelan and office contact details, and a Congregational church event with dates in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Glenwood Canning Co
A. J
Hastings Socials and Local Movements Noted
In Hastings area events include William Furlong helping at the Colling grocery and Rollix Chapin visiting Mrs Lizzie Chapin. Dr Thomas Gidley visits Mr and Mrs A H Dolph. Chas Smith bought 30 head of feeders in South Omaha. Mrs Jas Greig and son Fred return from Maryland visit. North Grove cemetery association held a social near Emerson. Mrs Thomas Young travels to Macedonia to see her new granddaughter. Next Wednesday September 25 Mabel Martin will marry Walter Oaks at her home at 7 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm Furlong
Colling
Rollix Chapin
Lizzie Chapin
Thos Gidley
A H Dolph
Chas Smith
South Omaha
Jas Greig
Fred
Maryland
North Grove
Emerson
Thos Young
Macedonia
John Young
Mabel Martin
Walter Oaks
Kirkwood
Local Social Notes From Glenwood And Nearby
Emil Menschet and family spent Sunday at the Wil Warnke home. Mr and Mrs A P Lemonds visited H R Lemonds. Ezra Plumb and Bert Lookabill were Glenwood visitors Monday. Kelley of Council Bluffs was in the area last week. Dewit Wooster party left Saturday for Texas. Clarence Lemonds left Tuesday for Treton to work with his brother Jim. Mrs Will Frohn and Mrs Bert Lookabill visited Mrs Al Greeson Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agan
DeWitt
Walnut Street
Chris Plumer
Wm. Davidson
Philadelphia
B.S. Cheyney
Henry Maxwell
Henderson
M. F. Dilley
Plimpton
Bellatti
Council Bluffs
Iowa League of Municipalities
Emil Menschet
Wil Warnke
A P Lemonds
H.R Lemonds
Ezra Plumb
Bert
Lookabill
Glenwood
Cleveland ‘Kelley
Dewit Wooster
Texas
Clarence Lemonds
Treton
Jim Lemonds
Will Frohn
Bert Lockabill
al Greeson
Above The Clouds To The Summit Of Mt McClellan
A new Gray's Peak Route booklet details the Denver to Mt McClellan ascent. It notes the line as the world’s highest regular railway at over 14000 feet and its access to the Colorado Ice Palace, a rock cave adorned with crystal formations. Copies are available from C A Johnson, G P A Gray's Peak Route, Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray's Peak
Denver
Mt. McClellan
Union
Colorado
Colorado Ice Palace
Switzerland
C. A. Johnson
G. P. A. Gray
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Glen‘wood
Glenwood Rebekah Lodge
A. S. Edwards
Chas. Hamilton
Pacific Junction
Harry Cheyney
Afton
W. D. Antill
Mrs. Antill
Tecumseh
W. H. Fickel
O. H. Marsh
D. E. Cress
Fred Lyon
A. C. Holman
Independence
Lulu Ward
Cave
J. T. Murphy
Eduard Bachmann
Bradford
Penn
Wm. Grubb
Balfour
A. B. Judson
Elmer Downs
Mrs
Henry Pearson
Amos Dean
RE. C. Patterson
Woman's Club
Misses Hawkes
Scofield
Institution
Mesdames
D. I
Albert Heinsheimer
J. L. Bellatti
C. W. Rathke
C. W. Lyon
W. ¥. Hill
Andrew Wearin
Joe Wearin
Hastings
Andy
I. N. Whittaker
State Bank
Ske
J. H
C. L. Mackey
J. H. Wickham
M. J. Williams Grove
H. W. Seeger
Eo Dendes
Irene 124
Jenstein’s
Myron Munsinger
Tabor
Wséa
Genung Ranch
L. T
Samuel Boyer
Columbus
Mahlon
Loup River
Boyer
Klue
Mile County
Glenwood Views
Elissa Drewer
Poland
W P Warren
Dc. Windham & Bonham
Whipple
North
James and
Frank Donelan
Mershon ‘Building
Jedies
Alf Age Bale
Benton
Glenwood State Bank
Mu. Shriver
Wm. Skillicorn
E. L. Carson
Cashier
C. E. Bhay
FM. Shriver
Skillicorn E
Bogart O. H
George H. Estes
C, EB
Dean W. GC. DeLashmutt
Finkenstein’s
Carpenter. & Contractor
D.G. Jamison
McCall
Towa
Granite Sale
Bower Bros
Tom Doran
C. P. B. & E. Co. Station
Creaton
David
Cole Ercamiery