Milton Hymes (1891)

HIMES, HYMES

Posted By: JoAnne Walker
Date: 9/26/2024 at 18:52:42

The Winterset News
Winterset, Iowa
Thursday, January 15, 1891

Milton Himes, a man about 35 years of age died suddenly, Wednesday night, of apoplexy. He had been working in a stone quarry about two weeks ago and in prying up a big rock the crow bar slipped and let him down on the rock. He had been complaining of the headache every since.

Wednesday he was around on the streets and went home in the evening and went to bed. He woke his wife up in the night saying that he did not feel well and that he would get up and make a fire. He got up and sat by the fire some time and came to bed awhile after. Soon after Mrs. Himes was awakened by the loud breathing of her husband and tried to waken him but was unable to do so. She aroused her son and sent him after assistance, and J. W. McKinney and C.P. Lee both were at the bedside in a few minutes, but before Dr. Wray who was summoned could get there, Himes was dead. The death was caused by apoplexy. Himes leaves a wife and three children.
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The Winterset News
Winterset, Iowa
Thursday, February 5, 1891

Mrs. Milton Himes residing in the north part of town gave birth to twins Tuesday night. Milton Himes died several weeks ago of apoplexy.
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Transcriber's note: Transcribed as published, surname on all of the related family gravestones is "Hymes".

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