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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
7
We moved the stock from Mr. W. T. Crouch to the Mershon Block four doors south of the former location. The new shop carries a complete line of Fancy Dry Goods Furnishings Hosiery Underwear and Shoes all fresh and cash bought from mills and manufacturers. We offer staple lines at spot cash prices below competition and invite the public to inspect goods and prices. Note prices below.
Republican voters in Malaka township meet at Parsons schoolhouse May 5 180 at 8 p m to choose three delegates to the County Convention and one committeeman J A Moyer Com. Third Ward Newton caucus in Court House May 4 1000 to select seven delegates and two committeemen for the ensuing year Henry Silwold Com. 2nd Ward Newton caucus City Hall May 4 1900 at 8 p m to pick eight delegates and a committeeman E L Earley Com. 1st Ward Auditor's Office Court House May 4 1900 at 8 p m to elect nine delegates for May 8 County Convention H S Efnor Com.
In a frame of mind to price Picture Mouldings so low you will even want your mother in law's picture framed. It will pay you to look through our big stock of goods. $8300.00 worth of Paint Brushes bought from factory before they went up. Will sell them to you for a regular value. Get Foster's price on everything before you buy.
Lumber yard materials available along with pasture land for rent and a brood mare for sale. Local shops advertise window glass, farming implements, grocer specials, poultry stock, incubators, and brooder equipment. Financing offered with five percent loan options.
An advertisement claims deafness from catarrh can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It asserts the Eustachian tube inflammation causes deafness and offers 100 dollars for any case not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promotes Hall's Family Pills and urges sending for circulars from F J Cheney & Co.
Elmer Steers digs a deeper well with Prairie City’s Mr. Watson handling the work. Slane family from near Percy takes Grandpa Cooper’s Monroe area place awaiting weekly move. Walnut Ridge Sunday School reorganized and thriving with Rev Brubaker preaching weekly. Mrs Rennie Taylor of Nebraska visits relatives and Miss Mollie Taylor hosts. Mrs M E Owens, longtime RECORD reader, renews. Brown school house starts term with Miss Rose Taylor as teacher.
Realnor W E Caldwell will complete a new summer kitchen at his residence this spring. Miss Delia Swearingen traveled to Des Moines last Tuesday to undergo eye treatment for two weeks with Dr Coffee, an oculist.
Last Thursday A P Van Howling had an accident while seeding when horses started and crushed a finger. James Wilson is nearly recovered from a severe measles attack. Several homes in the vicinity report measles with new cases recently. Mrs Kline continues to improve. her mother Mrs Davis and her daughter Miss Lillie returned to Indiana. Mrs Virgie Blackiedge, once gravely ill, shows signs of improvement and hope for recovery.
W H Rease and family moved to Newton this week Clint Butrum was home from Newton over Sunday Mayor Arnold's inaugural address Gentlemen I'm in the saddle The agricultural population have been busily engaged seeding the past week Samuel Failor of Newton had business here in the lightning rod line Wednesday Macy Brothers plan a new commodious bank building on Main Street two stories high with second floor to be a Woodmen of the World Camp home Work to erect a telephone line between here and Sully to begin next week as a carload of poles is en route to this point
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