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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1899
Page
4
Record correspondents report various items of interest from different townships. Local happenings arrive as they occur, highlighting community events, meetings, and notable small-town activities across the county.
Realnor Jank Bean started for New Mexico last Wednesday hoping climate will aid health. Wm Schooley drives a bunter wagon for Mr Sharf of Morrow this summer. N A Wells ships a car load of fine horses to Chicago Tuesday, planning to accompany them. C W Sipe has horses ready for market. Lee Snodgrass family visited Howell residence last Saturday. Miss Blanche and Anna Little of Prairie City and Charley Little attended their aunt Mrs R B Little’s funeral. Nancy Ann Hood, born in Pittsburgony County, died April 19 1899 aged 73 years, 2 months, and 19 days, married to R B Little in 1883, survived by Maggie James Anna France and Mrs Weld. Funeral held Thursday at eleven, services by Dr John Ferguson Newton U P church. Burial Wild Cat Grove cemetery.
Mrs. Wm Hixson of Newton with Alice and Ed spent Sunday with their son and brother T Hixson near Killbutt. Dan Donahey and family now enjoy a brand new double seated Surrey. Julia Storer and Olivia Russell of Newton visited Frank Russells last Thursday. Mrs Bennington who was to have preached at the Chapel Sunday morning failed to fill her appointment due to sickness.
Local item更新s mix family news church notes and obituary. Highlights include Zellar Blackledge’s funeral after pneumonia, Grace Adams bidding at auction, and May Uncapher marrying C E Duckworth in Des Moines. Also reported are farm labor, school folk, and community business ads from Newton and surrounding areas.
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