Local Notices on People in Glenwood and Surroundings
A page of personal notices details frequent visits, business in Glenwood, and social calls among Millard, Bane, Laraway, Ring, Howe, Tubbs, Kronsbein, Heinsheimer, Baldwin, Meyers, Wilson, Christy, and others. It notes travels to Des Moines and Red Oak, arrivals from California, and local discussions of oil prospects near Alvin Beauman?nt with real estate prices cited. The item weaves community chatter with recurring names and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.G. Millard
Des Moines
A. J. Bane
Platteville Township
Glenwood
Posalii
Alvin
Baan Mont
Bath
Beaumoant
Greanwoon
Iit
Wright Named Secretary to Minnesota Board of Control
The Friends of Henry W. Wright in Glenwood celebrate his appointment as secretary to the Minnesota state board of control. Wright becomes steward of the Rochester feeble minded home, succeeding Charles A. Morey as secretary pro tem. The board cited the law permitting appointment of an expert accountant and declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Wright
Glenwood
Legion
Minnesota
Wright
Rochester
Nao
Charles A. Morey
Morey
Letter List Uncalled For at Glenwood Post Office May 9 1902
The Glenwood post office lists letters remaining uncalled for for the week ending May 9 1902. Names include Ma. W. Biekiul, Charles Mouss, Sam Williams, Partias, and R. O. Warts. Recipients urged to claim or note advertised status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Ma. W. B. Biekiul
Charles Mouss
Sam’t Williams
Tragic Self-Destruction in Rawles Township
Joshua Stout of Rawles Township ends his life after months of pain from a barb wire injury. He first cut his throat with a razor, then drowned in a barn water tank when the attempt failed. Coroner reports indicate suicide, though recent land dealings and misdrawn deeds suggest possible premeditation. The incident follows days of local comment on struggle and despair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Stout
Rawles Township
Mills County
Joa
Hua Stout
Stout
Poverty Social at Woman's Club Draws Odd Costumes
Emer son society reports a Poverty Social by the Woman's Club featuring husbands in old clothes and an artistic contest for best outfits. Mrs. E. Lakin and Miss Anna Ivory named top ladies, with Messrs. T. J. Edwards and W. K. Peat winning among the men. Glimpses of Glenwood and Red Oak youth plotting a joint party and ball on May 10 are noted, reflecting lively area social ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conrad
Conrad Schade
Taylor County
Tristan
Schade
Mr. Weller
Vidders
Bia
L. T. Genung
W.S. Lewie
Radford
Thia
Tatters
Rees
Emerson
Woman's Club
Aradit
E. Lakin
Mixa Anna Ivory
Mre. Lakin
T. J. Edwarda
W.k.peat
Bilwards
Post
Glenwood
Red Oak
Tinia
Glan Wood
Derkiuw
Old’s
Stillwagon Overalls Promoting Durable Men’s Wear
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a Stillwagon product, an 8-oz double Gyist bug dunia overalls, noted as reinforced and reliable. Mentions selling price and potential distributor names are unreadable, with several garbled phrases.
Ice Supply Ad Promises Top Service and Availability
Local ice dealer boasts abundant high quality ice and first class service. Customers are assured prompt delivery and reliable supplies.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ralph E. Laraway
Shepandoah
A. Ring of
Tabor
Bnaineas
Jeannette Heinsheimer
T. J. Baldwin
Platteville
Ownahip
Meyers
Jos. J. Wilson
Obas. B. Christy
Malvern
Loveland
Center Township
Farmore
Triouns
Mra
John Meyer
H. P. Fowler
California
Geome
Prof
Levis Syberkropend Een
Creston
MD Thorp
Lernevirst Gamburg
Hi Stator
GT. Tiley
Glenwead
Dex Raines
EJ Pipten
Covern
C. Teron
Mr. Smith
Denver
Pharnimal
Strick Town
Oilkle of
Torn
Dastatia
Lee Pettade
Aoswayabe
Laudis
Aue
Partias
P. M
Tamidoat
Alf
Wreins
Aatrin
Theo Nebrag
Gelorado
Amd
Cadiau Werihay
Tae Urele
Sania Ag
Mille
Metcalf
Tadian
Metralf
Mutcalf
Vershoov
Encourdynes
Brown
Opera House
Carey & Fleming Dry Goods and Carpets
Ladies Drawers
Neca Gash Store
Charces
Atul Taney
Talia8
Denlin Navy
Ram de Fund
Plighen
Veld
Mark
Anmakong
L. A. Stillwagon
Winbuam &Onham
New Home Sewing Machine Co
Drs Gallat
Ayo
D. G. Jamison
South Side Square
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