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Newspaper
Mills County Tribune
Location
Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1902
Page
8
Pertaining to People in Whom we are all Interested. Red Oak visitor Roy Will is in town for Christmas. Effie McClenathan travels to St Joseph Mo for the holiday. Mrs Veank Wallace spends Christmas at Emerson. Many residents from nearby towns arrive or return for the season, visiting relatives and friends in Glenwood and nearby communities.
Glenwood's young people are back from school and college for the holidays. Names include Miss Mabel Nicolaus from Davenport, Charley Woodruff from Ames College, Norman Genung from Iowa City, Mollie Lyon from Lincoln, and others returning from Indianola, Knoxville, Davenport, Ames, and Des Moines to spend the holiday break with family.
Miss Jackson visits relatives in Red Oak and Miss Mason heads to Springfield Ohio. Miss Mauthe stays near Washington Town while Mrs. C W Sherfey visits Osceola relatives. Rena Coe attends the state teachers association in Des Moines. Glenwood teachers enjoy vacation as Friday closes school for two weeks. Prof and Mrs O H Marsh plan Christmas with a Kansas City sister. Mr Marsh will manage the Missouri farm. Ida Goodell travels to Des Moines with May Goodell and Miss Gass, Plattsmouth principal.
Eid Heinsheimer travels to Chicago this week to join his brother in managing the Shoninger Heinsheimer Manufacturing Co. The firm, located at Market and Jackson streets, specializes in baby wear such as coats, slips, and dresses. The plant has recently been reorganized under this name and Ed is seen as a promising young businessman for a bright Chicago career.
Rev T R Gray of the Christian Church plans to enter broader apostolic work and will sever ties with the Glenwood church in a few weeks. He has led a revival at Parnell Missouri for two weeks and his family will move to St Louis next Monday. Friends here regret their departure.
Rudolph Hopp faced a blackleg outbreak among his calves with eleven deaths. He vaccinated the remaining hundred calves with Dr. Chas. Hamilton's vaccine about ten days ago. Since then no new cases have appeared and Hopp feels relieved.
Nineteen clerks were employed at Holiday Clerks and Steinsheime's store during the past week. Extra help included Mrs Whos, White, Charlie Jaynis, Percy Jackson and Myrtle Shaul. At Robinson's Wrof Marsh Grace Carter, Roy Lewis and Clarence Jones assisted during the week.
Myron Munsinger of Rawles township Mills County well known stock feeder faced reverses after rheumatic illness slowed his supervision of a 2000 head cattle deal with Ogallalla Neb and high priced corn. Banks pressed for settlement and an amicable plan will allow feeding and sale of 1100 cattle and 500 hogs to cover debts, with property saved estimated at 15000 to 20000 in final windup.
The Glenwood Gun Club plans a live pigeon shoot next Tuesday in the old Anderson pasture, now T. J. Murphy’s property. It will mark the first gathering in a year as shootists rekindle enthusiasm. farmers are asked to bring pigeons to Albert Edwards.
Farmers report a severe snow storm has left fields frozen and hard to pull, with an estimated one third to one quarter of corn still in fields. In addition, ungathered corn blocks stall fields, risking stock waste if the fields are used.
Flour, feed and coal line promoted with High Patent at $1 and money-back guarantee. Advertises baled hay, straw, chop feed, corn and oats trade ins. Mendota Missouri coal option praised as dust-free. Listings include a Phaeton with leather top, second hand buggy, harness, and farm hay among items from George A. Davies of Chenwood, Iowa.
Notice warns hunters and shooters to refrain on the feeder property in Saline County Missouri. Dean, 14 p, for sale listing Tine farms in Slater area. H O Mead contact Slater Missouri. Ad copy touts Rocky Mountain Pea tonic claim.
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