Glenwood social notes feature visitors and students
Glenwood welcomes W. W. Wolfe and Phin Cadwell with Horton Beam from Malvern. Oscar Hiatt visits with sister Mrs. Art Carter in Sidney. Grace Heibreder and Fred Warren depart for Ames College. Numerous local residents and visitors from Sidney Omaha Hastings and Malvern are noted across a busy Glenwood weekend. Thorne Cheyney near Camp Alfred Vail N J plans a home visit in six weeks. Stevens woodbine editor pledges fair space for Democracy if local Democrats supply copy.
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W. W. Wolfe
Strahan
Glenwood
Oscar Hiatt
Art Carter
Sidney
Thorne Cheyney
Camp Alfred Vail
N. J
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Advertisements from Glenwood area Tribune classifieds
Readers notice a collection of small ads including help wanted for dishwashing and a typing paper sale, items for sale such as pigs apples and boars, real estate loan offers, wiring services, and a lost sorority pin. Names include Louis Hurst Carl Morgan Watkins Harold Krecklow Simon Stille and Fackler Paint Store.
Auto Livery and Sales Representative Ads
Auto livery contact Ellison Evernham at Commercial Hotel Glenwood Ta invites patrons. Wanted honest reliable man in Mills county to sell mineral feeds and livestock remedies. Mallon earned 125 in two weeks Bell 70 in ten days McCarty 200 weekly. Liberal cooperation and big repeat business. Apply with references to Conn Miller Products Co Waterloo Ta.
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Mills County
Mallon
Bell
McCarty
1Conn-Miller Products Co
Waterloo
Coronado Pageant and Ak-Sar-Ben week in Omaha
Mr and Mrs George William Jones visited Omaha during Ak Sar Ben week to see the Coronado Pageant Electric Parade and Coronation Ball. The note from Cornell College states Clement Rowe of Glenwood was accepted as a member of the Cornell College Oratorio Society. Charles Hutchings left for Los Angeles after a month of county vigiling with relatives. A combined band concert in Glenwood is planned for October 15 with Plattsmouth Pacific Junction and Glenwood. Everett Masters of Omaha enjoys his annual vacation visiting family in Malvern and the area. Doss Reynolds of Omaha paid a visit to The Tribune editor after an overnight with his brother Barney Reynolds. Iowa Anti-Saloon League speaker warns of bootleg whiskey dangers citing stills under hog pens and harmful mash components. Local notices include a watch lost on the south side square, a gold wristwatch. cash reward offered. Blanche Burres to teach violin in Glenwood with credits at Tabor College. Lost suitcase in Glenwood to notify F. & Rainey or Mills County Abstract Office. For sale at Glenwood farm: winter apples from sprayed trees with pricing, windfalls, and cider listed. container must be provided.
Typewriter Paper at Tribune office
Local society notes list visitors from Jamison Glenwood and Omaha. Travelers include Sylvia Carr, Mamie Gibson, E M Myers party, T P Lorimer, Joe Wray and Wizn, and many relatives touring Des Moines, Pacific Junction, and Mound City. A concert by the Tedeler Symphone Quintet is scheduled at Tabor Congregational Church.
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Tribune
Sylvia Carr
Jamison State Force
Silver City
Tedeler Symphone Quintet
Tabor Congregational Church
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Phin Cadwell
Horton
Beam
Malvern
Dan Lewis
Omaha
Grace Heibreder
Fred Warren
Ames College
Leroy White
Do. M. Ward
Pave Linthicum
James
George Bloomfield
D. J. Phenix
Hastings
R. M. Travers
Lewiston, Neb
Mrs
HE. M. Travers
Emma Larson
Vionell and
Dessie
Pacific Junction
Edith Cheyney
John Kemp
Mary
Nellie Winchell
Irene Hebberlee
Mesdames Petty and Burns
Miss Winchell
J. A. Stonebraker
San Diego
Calif
Henry Maxwell
Stonebraker
Henderson
Helen Plimpton
Pauline Cheyney
Gertrude Follett
Viola Mulholland
Columbia
Stephens College
Omahas
Council Bluffs
E. A. Stevens
Woodbine Twiner
Stevens
L. S. Robinson
C. B. & Q. Watch Inspector
Iowa
Chiropractic Health Service
E. L. Michaelson Palmer
Vine St
Corner Square
Tribune Office
Louis Hurst
Carl Morgan
Call Watkins
Phone 3
Congregational
Chester
R. H. Mintle
Iinquire Mills County Tribune
Harold Krecklow
Alice B. Keckley
Malvern, Ia
Simon Stille
Grimes Golden
Jonathan
Henry Evernham
Ucper Bushel
Seth H. Dean
S. M. Wright
J. W. Murphy
Pi Beta Phi
Ellison Evernham
Hamilton & Matthews
George William Jones
Coronado
Cornell College
Clement Rowe
Charles Hutchings
B. Hutchings
Our County
Los Angeles
Glonngood
Plattsmouth
Everett Masters
George Masters
Samuel Masters
Doss Reynolds
Barney Reynolds
C. J. Deupree
Dunn & Dudley
Blanche Burres
Tabor College
Tabor Conservatory
Standard Oil Station
Park
F. &. Rainey
Stanberry, Mo
Mills County Abstract Office
E. C. Walker
Nature
Geo. R. Estes
Mills
County Natl Bank Bldg
Mamie Gibson
Hmeraon
Burton
E. M. Myers
Des Moines
Auto
Merrill Myers
T. P. Lorimer
Newcastle
Wyo
Dr. McCluskey
Harvey Eller
Walter Anderson
Lloyd Thompson
T. ©. Fller
Mr. Thompson
Joe Wray
Wizn
Shenandoah
Missouri Valley
Frank Raines
Fred
Raine
Don Raine
Harry A. Wilson
Brownsville
Ore
Wilson
Corporation of Hastings
Greenwalt Place
Sam
Chase Hunter
Harry
al Miller
Sam Vinton
Mound City
Mra
Sherman Stonebraker
Frenderson
George Honey
Sutton, Neb
T. L. Smouse
Alice Peterson
Jessie Eaton
Edna Eaton
Emerson
C. Davis
Marjorie Vinton
HB. Vinton
Martha Rossiter
Riceville
Myrtle Swanson
Sioux City
Donnelly
Navy
Gray
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Best Store
Dunn
Dudley CO
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