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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1900
Page
5
Newton shoppers are urged to try the best dollar flour at Winn Kennedy’s and a guaranteed sack from Stevens’ grocery. The East Side Fair Store plans a relocation to the Mershon block next Wednesday April 18, under Millard Cox.
Mr and Mrs Newt Moore arrived home from California Friday. Mrs J C Bisbee is much better. Dr Rogers of Newton was called here. Edna Murray of Newton visiting. Rev J J Mitchell recovering. A G Little in poor health. George Gray family moved to Oklahoma. Mrs Lee Price spent weekend with ill uncle Anson Hanes. Mrs Maggie Price Thomas ill with typhoid. Grace Cooper of Newton visited. John Of shipped eight cars of stock and four of hogs to Chicago. Mrs S O Scott died after months of suffering. Obituary next week. H M Little near death. Feathers Co branch at 110 East McDonald bought over a hundred pounds.
The First M church Sabbath school plans Easter services with a full program featuring songs, scripture lessons, child recitations, and sermons led by Miss Yainte, Freddie Stone, Mamie Koenig, and Rev. White. Joint events with the Christian Church include readings, solos, and a children focused discussion on Easter themes.
General Execution issued against L Andrews by McFarland Son in a debt case dated December 1908 leads to public auction of West Newton lot 40 in Newton Jasper County Iowa on April 1900 at 9:00 a.m. at the east corner of the courthouse courthouse steps to satisfy a $99. __ 20 debt with 6 percent interest and costs. M Hook Sheriff. Also note Odd Fellows anniversary special train to Marshalltown April 26th with fare $1.40 round trip, Newton to Marshalltown.
In a frame of mind to price picture mouldings low, Foster’s advertises a huge stock and $300 worth of paint brushes bought from the factory before price increases. Shoppers are urged to compare Foster’s prices first, claiming the lowest value before buying.
The notice states a special bargain on Tuesday April 24 and that the seller will visit Monroe on April 23 joining the day’s offer. It emphasizes a price deal for all other work presented that day.
Mr and Mrs Victor Reynolds will move, Mrs Mary Reynolds will relocate to Newton. Will Squires and Nellie Russell wed at the bride's home. A surprise event occurred at Mr and Mrs N I Young’s. the school board met to elect teachers for districts 2 and onward. spring assignments list Cartovere Me to Louella Scott and others. Fred Morgan began a spring term in Richland township.
All persons are hereby notified to clean all alleys adjoining their properties and, if not done by April 25 1900, the work will be done by the city and charged to the owner's property. By order of T. R. Phillips, City Marshal.
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