Pioneer families and social notices in Glenwood area deaths and events
Obituaries record the deaths of Mrs. John Sivers and Mrs. Samuel Meadows on September 22, 1902, noting long town service, families, and church ties. Other items cover a meeting of the Old Maids, a kitchen shower, and Laraway’s Malvern fair exhibits with Crown pianos, watches, and jewelry attracting crowds.
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Laraway
Glenwood
Hastings Record
Philadelphia
The
Fair Association
Apple Market Opens With Abundant Crop And Low Prices
The United States apple crop is larger than last year and prices are low at the season’s start. Shipments abroad are immense and fungus and damaged fruit may raise prices later. New York weekly shipments reached 40,1536 barrels, up from 3,408 barrels a year ago, while this season’s total is 116,707 barrels versus 4,48 last year. Fungus is reported from New York and the South, though local apples are relatively blemish free.
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United States
New York
Funens
South
Local society notes show residents moving and working
James Thondes of Pacific City transacted business in Glenwood on Monday. Mrs. A. J. Tunsell returns home improved after Omaha visit. Mrs. H. A. French travels to Vinton for a week with parents. Station agent Waterman enjoys a vacation. Mrs. Geo. Dennis visits Modale relatives. Mrs. Jesse Graves of Alliance visits Walling. Mr. and Mrs. Plammant travel from Mineola to see son-in-law Charles Cheyney. John Wrenwick returns from Austin and Albert Lee, Minnesota. Claude Anderson visits to see Breezy Time with Capt. Frank C. Jackson. John Hanks becomes depot assistant as Q station grows. Geo. B. Walling and family visit Shenandoah. George now plasterer. P. H. Miller leaves for Chicago office duties. Myrtle Miller resigns as cashier to study nursing in Chicago. Ogden family says goodbye to Mills County friends and moves to Alma, Nebraska after selling farm. Rev. and Mrs. Clawson relocate to Omaha due to health. James McFerron stays north of Glenwood after orchard work.Weatherhead & Livenspire rebuilding in Red Oak amid civic improvements. James Evins returns from the west seeking a Glenwood farm. Mention of 28 acre farm for sale north of Glenwood with house and fruit. D. H. Keene’s farm details noted.
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James McFerron
Ned Oak
Glenwood
Weatherhead & Livenspire
Red Oak
Glenwood Street Fair Opens Across Three Days
City and county announce a street fair and carnival at Glenwood on October 7, 8, and 9. A pension news note, local trades and real estate moves, and a crest of small town items fill the page including a cemetery association meeting on September 30 and several notices of auctions, transfers, and local developments.
Births Totals From Area With Several New Daughters and Sons
Birth notices list new arrivals for families in Mineola Lyons Glenwood Hillsdale and nearby areas including P R Kates F Eugene Dashner Fielden Hammond Robert Malcolm William Edwards Yar Sale Stock and feeding sheep. Local sellers advertise sawdust cordwood at R C Hopp's and Che yney Bros seek chickens.
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Robert Malcolm
William Edwards
Yar
A. B. Judson
Hillsdale
Iowa
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John Sivers
Mogridge
Manthorp
Lincolnshire
England
Mary Ann Leader
America
Coonville
Sivers
Matthew
Olive
Oakland
Mary Cook
Lydia Evernham
Wayne, Neb
Meadows
Samuel Meadows
W. H. Rowe
Catherine Buffington
Thomas McCrary
Methodist Church
West Liberty Church
Dv. Smith
West Liberty
T. Q. Records
Josephine Daniel
Ben Davis
James Thondes
Pacific City
A. J. Tunsell
Omaha
H. A. French
Vinton
Waterman
Jesse Graves
Alliance, Neb
G. F. Walling
Mrs. M. Plammant
Mineola
Charles Cheyney
John Wrenwick
Austin
Albert Lee
Minn
Claude Anderson
Pacific Junction
Frank C. Jackson
John Hanks
Tthis Station
Geo. B. Walling
Shenandoah
Warren Walling
George
Adams
P.H. Miller
Sidney
Burlington
Chicago
M. H. McCluskey
Sioux City
Allen
J. O. Boldman
Myrtle Miller
Hudson's Grocery
C. N. Ogden
Mills County
Charles
Lizette
Alma
Neb
Will
Dave
St. Mary’s Township
Dan Wilson
Ogdens
Clawson
O. B
W. H. Host
James Evins
Montesano
Wash
D. H. Keene
Wabonsie Cemetery Association
Casey
J. King
Oak Township
Tra Padgett
John Reed
J. D
Fremont
Neh
H. Wireman
William Hunter
Whittaker
Iowa State Insurance Co
Pettinger
Stewart
Hester
I. S. Cheyney
Pred W. Lyon
Sharp Street
Creston
Qmahy
Askin-Bosanko
Malvern
Tom Askin
Tabor
Ora Les
Bonsie Hills
T. D. Anderson
Rev. W. H. Clawson
Howe
Opera House
L. M. Garman
Las
Garman
Roosevelt
Tribune
A. P. Guos
Silver City
the Tribune
Mr. Schoening
Inogene
Shenandah
Vouse
Cr. Brill
Emerson Chronicle
Iowa Land and Investment Company
A. EB. Lounsberry
Bartlett
Brank Madren
Marl Lapham
John Jungquist
L. H. Stroud
G. W. O'Neil
Theo
Beckman
Robi. Williams
Frank Classen
South Midway Pool Room
Justice Day
John Dwyer
Center Township
Dwyer
Geo. W. Downs
Sam Estes
Evans & O'Neil
Colorado
Mr.Estes
BR. Warren
Malvern Fair
Warren
Chas. P. Hamilton
K.newman
Mills County National Bank
Bank
Recorder Brown
P. R. Kates
F. Eugene Dashner
Lyons
Mrs. Fielden Hammond
R. C. Hopp
Cheyney Bros
E. M. Myers
South Side
New Coats
D. G. Jamison & CO
Buck
Majestic
Bower Bros
South Side Square
Bell Phone
J. E. Scott & Son
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