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Newspaper

Mills County Tribune

Location

Glenwood, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1902

Page

3

Heinsheimer Glorious Fall Styles Arrive at Our Receiving Room

Immense quantities of new goods arrive and are being priced, arranged, and prepared for display this week. Fall styles chosen for durability and value with special lines offered at reduced prices. Autumn fashions guide customers to fit boys for winter. corduroy pants and all wool knee pants suits for ages 4 to 14 priced at 2.45 dollars per suit.

Heinsheimers Dickey Kersey D. L. Heinsheimer Company

Apple Carnival and Street Fair in Glenwood

Early October three day event planned to showcase apples and provide entertainment for Glenwood and visitors. A city hall meeting formed committees to secure attractions, estimate costs, and raise funds. Oct 7 8 9 were proposed dates with inspiration from Ak-Sar-Ben in Omaha.

Glenwood City Hall Morgan Harry Fleming Girard Hanson Omaha James M. Donelan C. H. DeWitt al Heinsheimer

Pioneering West Oak matriarch dies after long illness

A telegram to J G Wilcox from Earling Iowa announced the death of his wife's mother Mrs M K Kuhl aged about 74. She had suffered dropsy for some time and died at the home of her daughter Mrs Amelia Hesse. She came to Mills county with her husband in 1847 and was a longtime West Oak resident. In a separate note, Winkler family messages from Robinson Kansas and St Joe Missouri reported the deaths of two young girls, Bessie aged five and Mary Katherine, within 24 hours, with funeral services held in Robinson and St Joe.

J. G. Wilcox Oak Township Glenwood M. K. Kuhl Earling Shelby County Iowa Amelia Hesse Wilcox Kohl Mills County West Oak Harling A.I Winkler C. T. Winkler Robinson Kan Bessie Winkler Brothers I. G. Winkler St. Joe Mary Katherine A. H. Winkler J. J. Winkler George H. Howard Mary Leek St. Louis Howard Ms. Leek

Steam Heat Planned for City Buildings by Denver Investor

A. H. Winkler transfers his electric light plant and coal sheds to J. B. Cooper of Denver, who plans a steam heating system for business houses around the square and will present plans to county officials tomorrow night. Also listed are ranch and farm bargains in Colorado and Nebraska, with prices and terms offered by W. B. Donelan.

A. H. Winkler J. 8 Yuma Colo McCook Neh Colorado Nebraska Donelan

School Notes Show Busy Sept Classroom Changes

County superintendent Moore and Prof. Conger visited, Sept. Moore handed out over thirty attendance prizes, one senior has perfect punctuality for two years. Enrollment stands at 610 with crowded primary rooms prompting reassignments to Miss Otis Miss Hosttetter and Miss Flutie. Grover Mayberry and Gertrude Byernham returned to high school. Mental arithmetic gains ground in ninth grade as teachers receive commendations for room decor.

Moore Conger Miss Otis Miss Hosttetter Robinson Flutie Manthe Grover Mayberry Gertrude Bvernham

Nearly Fatal Horse Accident In Byers Family

John Byers, oldest son of T G Byers, escaped a near fatal incident last Thursday while riding home. A loosened bridle rein caused the horse to bolt. the animal fell at Sharp street, throwing Byers hard. He was carried to the Laundry, conscious after restorative care. No bones broken. he remains sore but recovering.

John Byers T.G. Byers Armory Sharp Street

Ring the Phone. Washing and cleaning services ad

An old classified request offers family washing by the pound and carpets by the yard, plus curtain cleaning by the pound. It invites inquiries to Mrs. B. Windheim at 2615 Poppleton Avenue, Omaha Nebraska, for a German girl or widow seeking a home with good wages.

Kestler Bos B. Windheim Poppleton Avenue lOmaha Neb

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Heinsheimer Atade John Flynn Ingraham Township Carey & Fleming South Side Square Glenwood, Iowa S. E.landis Epercoms & Durr Dick Hudson
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