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Newspaper
Glenwood Opinion
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
2
The store boasts daily bargains as the reason for its success. Shoppers are urged to visit any day of the week for new merchandise at cash prices, with bulk closings and snap offers available while supplies last.
Bargain textiles and garments offered in discounted lots. Petticoats in moire and taffeta up to 2 1 2 dollars priced at 75 cents and 59 cents. Covert street skirts 95 cents. Percales yard wide 15 cents or 10 cents per yard. Corded lawns patterns offered cheap. Violet lawns per yard 3 cents. Ladies fine lawn wrappers 95 cents.
Sealed bids for a school building in Platteville township due June 17 1901 at 2 p.m. J M Deming Pacific Junction Iowa. bonds required by law. Also court notices in Mills County Iowa involve land ownership disputes et al with hearings in September 1901 and legal actions against unknown claimants. The Glenwood Opinion published the notices and requires response before the September term.
The sheriff announces a public sale of Lots 351 352 and 353 in Hilldale Town Mills County Iowa to satisfy a judgment of D L Heinsheimer Co The sale will take place at the west door of the courthouse Glenwood Iowa on a day in June 1901 between 1 and 4 pm with a lead time of 10 am The sale is conducted by deputy sheriff O W Mouhayr?
The Huey marriage dispute ends in habeas corpus proceedings. Maud Huey, 16, testified she prefers to stay with her parents, while her husband Delbert Huey pursues annulment. Judge Aylesworth denied the writ, stressing the case does not decide marriage legality and urging the bride to behave as a married woman until further orders.
The Clerk of the District Court Mills County Iowa announces an execution sale against Sarah Gochenaw and I Gochenam by Chas W Rathke for 349.06 plus costs. Property described as part of the northeast quarter of section 26 in range 44 west, Mills County. Sale at west door of the courthouse Glenwood on June 12, 1901 between 9 and 4 with bidding starting at 1 PM. Dated May 14 1901.
A large Methodist district conference gathered in Glenwood with ministers and delegates from 34 churches. Sessions covered business and reports, with revivalist night sermons by Rev. Douglas and Rev. Calfee. Notables listed include W.O. Franklin and numerous ministers from Denison to Shenandoah.
Next Saturday the Omaha YMCA team visits Glenwood to attempt a victory that no Omaha club has achieved this year by beating the Glenwood squad. The Originuals are reputed the top park town amateurs. A YMCA win would give them bragging rights over the Omaha champions.
Nebraska City and Glenwood battled in a rough ball game marked by errors and controversial calls. Feature player Rowe delivered a long eighth inning homer driving in three. Glenwood stumble in third allowed four runs and a late umpire decision cost Joe Wilkins a tally. Final score Neb City 2 Glenwood 6 with Glenwood errors 7 to Neb City 5.
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