Elegant dress goods line from Newton shop
The store touts Crepons and Mattlese fabrics as the correct choice for a dress. Customers report Newton's finest line with prices ranging from 1.00 to 2.25 dollars.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
4
The store touts Crepons and Mattlese fabrics as the correct choice for a dress. Customers report Newton's finest line with prices ranging from 1.00 to 2.25 dollars.
Will Bailey of Des Moines and John Timmons are back in Des Moines. R. Nixon dies at 21 with funeral at Christian church. Ralph Nixon remembered by Fire Company and friends. Anson Hanes veteran of the Rebellion dies. G.A.R. post attends. Obits cover John Nichols and family. various farm and cattle notes. Entertainment highlight announces Bob and Eva McGinley visit. Jersey cow for sale.
Mrs. Sarah Wheeler remains seriously ill as friends fear for her recovery. Smith Bicknell returns from wintering with his brother near Oskaloosa to aid his ailing uncle. Lolo Murphy sprains an ankle while Frank Russell of Newton visits. Ira Fugard recovers from a wagon accident. Hixson Grove church renovates interior and moves Sunday services to Slagle school house and prayer meetings to Murphy hall on Thursdays.
Grover Jones started this morning over the C. and G. W. to Seymour Iowa to visit his son for three weeks with friends there before going to Cripple Creek Colorado to see his daughter. John Kelly south of Ira shipped two cars of cattle to Chicago Sunday. Mr. Berry shipped a few cars of hogs and cattle and has been sending several cars of feeders to Kansas City in recent weeks.
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