New Fall Dress Goods Display At Low Prices
A department announces new fall dress goods with up-to-date styles and colors. Shoppers are urged to examine the stock and note the large variety and low prices designed to please customers.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1901
Page
4
Taffata Silks for Fall Wear Attracts Attention
Promote fall fashion with Taffata Silks priced at $1.00 $1.25 and $1.50 per yard. Available widths range from 24 to 36 inches. Claims of superior quality by actual comparison highlight these fabrics as a top choice for seasonable wardrobes.
Our Stock of Black Poie de Soies Contain Old Favorites
Our stock features black poie de soies and other old time favorites. We buy goods from makers and ship direct from mills. Each yard is guaranteed and invites noncustomers to compare prices before buying elsewhere. Agents for all Patterns priced 10 and 15 cents.
Epworth Assembly Agenda and Local Notices
The M E Sunday school attended the Epworth Assembly Monday and a convention is set for Tuesday August 20 in Fronsgrove four miles south of town. Rev J J Mitchell preached to a large audience Sunday. there were no M I church services. Roy Austin visited Iowa's capital Monday. Vernon White was bitten by a dog. the dog eluded capture. The death of Wm Stayner eldest brother of local residents is announced. Stayner lived here years, moved west, and last visited about eight years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Epworth Assembly
Fronsgrove
Town
Roy Austin
Iowa
Vernon White
Wm. Stayner
Tribune
Colfax Arrest for Animal Cruelty and Local Lodge Delegations
Will Fisher of near Oswalt was arrested Tuesday evening on cruelty to animals charges after driving a near-starved team. He was fined 485 and ordered to rest and feed the horses. J P Keipp A W Hall and Dr Turner travel to Cedar Rapids next Monday to represent Silver Spray lodge N 4 at the Grand Lodge Knights Pythias. John Pierson will represent Bud of Hope lodge and Mrs Emma Keipp Golden Rod Temple of Rathbone Sisters. Three-year-old Mabel Kennedy narrowly escaped a fall from an upstairs window last Saturday after a shutter opened, tumbling about seventeen feet but recovering with no serious injuries. Geo H Meier plans to depart for the north next Tuesday morning. M Stayner received a telegram from Spencerville Ohio on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fisher
Oswalt
J.P. Keipp
A. W. Hall
Dr. Turner
Cedar Rapids
Grand Lodge Knights Pythias
Silver Spray Lodge
John Pierson
Bud of Hope Lodge
Emma Keipp
Golden Rod Temple of Rathbone Sisters
Mabel Kennedy
Pretty Baxter Home Nears Completion by R L Arnold
R L Arnolds new house nears completion and will be among the prettiest in Baxter. James Jack and wife of Newton visited Baxter over Sunday as relatives of the Northups. Will Mowry and wife returned from Newton where she visited her parents. E Tower former Baxter pastor now at Lyons Iowa was in town. S J Miskimins visited Mitchellville and Cedar Rapids with F C Ecklund City Bank cashier. A veterans meeting near Mingo is planned for September with Major Charles Mackenzie of Des Moines to deliver one of the principal addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Arnold
Baxter
James Jack
Newton
Will Mowry
E. Tower
Congregational Church
Lyons
Iowa
S. J. Miskimins
Mitchellville
Jover
F.C. Ecklund
City Bank
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Mingo
Charles Mackenzie
Des Moines
Local Notes From Sully Area And Surroundings
Sally Newton travels for a hat and cap business. Mrs W S Gove receives word of her mother's sudden death in Alva Oklahoma. Charley Francisco buys 120 acre farm near Murray Clark county and plans to move soon. Jack Swan visits from New Sharon seeking land to build a home. he sold his property and contemplates Sully as a future residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Kellogg Iowa area notes and farm transfers report
Kellogg and Colfax area items record farm sales and transfers with Donahey selling to Emmett at 72 per acre and Dan Donahey buying near Newton. Local clergy changes include Rev F W Collins resigning at year end and Rev W L Brandt moving to Mitchellville. Also mentions Miss Lura Paine visiting Beatrice Nebraska and Miss Lorano Mattice visiting Kellogg. Public notices include G A R event at Crawford Grove near Mingo September 3 4 and 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoker
Rocksland
Charles Meyer
D. E. Donahey
Phil Emmett
Mr. Donahey
Newton
Lorano Mattice
Vinton
Eva Pierce
W. B. McKinney
Frank Peavy
Dan Donahey
Kellogg
Philmert
Dan
A. H. Braley
Nell Mortenson
F. W. Collins
The
Christian Church
Enterprise
Old Settler's Meeting to Feature Rev Guthrie at Monroe
In Monroe last week Dr Hendershot was seriously ill but hopes to recover. Rev J D Guthrie of Oskaloosa, a longtime settler and effective speaker, will headline the Old Settler’s meeting on the 22nd. Edwine Sheeler, born March 3 1883 in Keokuk County Iowa, died August 6 1883 in Monroe, survived by mother and siblings. Win Bench Jr was declared insane by County Insanity Commissioners and sent to Mt Pleasant asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hendershot
J. D. Guthrie
Oskaloosa
Oldin
Ellis Gifford
G. W. Palmer
Caple
Ed Henry
Prank Lane
City Hall
Conrad Koder
Lyon
Ellie Edwine Sheeler
Keokuk Co
Iowa
Monroe
Bench Jr
Mt. ‘Pleasant
Local notes from Sully and surrounding towns
Miss Young of Sully visited county capital Friday. H C Pemberton met with Yearly Meeting leaders in Iowa Falls Tuesday seeking a pastor role. Carrie Nelson and Hazel and Helen from Oskaloosa visited Macy's and friends. Elma Snyder and two children came from Oskaloosa to visit relatives over Sunday. Moody and Son opened a new hardware store at Searsboro with a grand Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Young
Sully
Yearly Meeting
H.C. Pemberton
Iowa Falls
Carrie Nelson
Hazel
Helen
Oskaloosa
Macy's
Elma Snyder
Moody & Son
Searsboro
Real Estate Transfers Listing From Local Abstract Offices
Real estate transfer notes list multiple parcels with names such as WG Mann, Mary E Mann, Rosetta Lavalleur, A C Randolph, Lillian E Ainsworth, W H Morgan, Martha Wilson, E A Atwood, and others. Transfers reference parcels on Newton and adjacent streets, with prices like 4000 and 330, and include terms such as lot 1, lot 2, and various dedications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pardoes
Newton
WG Mann
Mary E Mann
Lot Sandelot
Rosetta Lavalleur
C Randolph
Lillian E Ainsworth
W H Morgan
Martha i Wilson
A Atwood
EC Vyrac
M E
Rei
Lewis
Kellogg
John B Johnson
Byrne
D and Co
Joh
Secon
Lasaborl
Mary "Wood
Wallace Circus to Exhibit in Oskaloosa August 21 1901
The Wallace Circus will exhibit in Oskaloosa on Wednesday August 21 1901 with Iowa Central Railway selling excursion tickets at one and one third fare roundtrip for August 21 trains, return allowed to August 22. Also notices on building materials from Hanson Lumber Yard and local business ads including Rector remedy claims and Jasper County Fair contests by Newton Business Men's Association offering prizes for township teams and equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business Men's Association
Great Wallace
Oskaloosa
Iowa Central Railway
Geo
Batty, G. P
T. A
Marshalltown
Iowa
Rector
Jasper County
Wagley & Smead
Newton Business Men's Associatio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Taffata Silks
Miller & Westbrook
Cash Dry Goods Store
Prairie Cindy
Carrie White
Colfax
Geo. H. Meier
North
M. Stayner
Spencerville
Ohio
Sally
Otis Croy
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Ledger
Kello
Linden Heights
Abner
Campbell
Independence
John P Johnson
WB Dickson Pt
Endig
Burton Hurst
Sherman
Trimble
CE Trimble
Prairie
DH Ainsworth
Bert J Engle
Jackson Booth
Zachariah Hammer
Dan'l Haley
Jas Stock
Woods
AL Barton
AC Gearhart
LA Andrew
A M Harrah
Anna G Harrah
Husbd
Andrew
Lamb's
Albert L Spellman
Theo
Baker
Goodrich
Jennie E Smith
Florence M Vesada
King
Kizer
Ney Brod
Oak Park
Daniel and Catharine Hiskey
Robin Buckley
Chas
Corney
Buckley
Tana
Levi Fainley
Jasper Co
Coal Co
Brown
Homer Shulenburg
Schulenburg
Elliotts
Norris
Prairie City
Eugene Kelly
Albion
Emily
Gardiner
Foreman
Cris Dorman
Livingstone
Newton Wa
Jas H Streeter
J Streeter
Clear Creek
AJ Streeter
HJ Streeter
Willem Bos
H J Veldenzenn
Grove
HS Morrison
E Morrison
Jd Smith
Cyrus Nolin
Fairview
L L.gonden
Mary Gooden
MD Prairie
E. H. Keyes
Crawford Grove
Welcome Mowry
Harrington
Ol. David Palmer
Washington
Mabel Dawson
E. F. Leake
Charles McKenzie
E. T. Coyle
Stahl
Col. Palmer
Maj. Stuckey
Glee Club
J. Fl. Smith
Ira
L. Westfall
Sec
Amber
Jasper County Bank
A. C. Kennath
Fair Committee
C. P. M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Wagley & Smead Drugs
Chamberlain
Ly Nville
Cams & Allfree
Ayer
Pe Quinn
Marseilles
Bode
Deak Cane
A. M. Hough
Monarch Canned Goods
Seal of Minnesota
Challenge High Patent
Vy Nace
AM. Hough
Hanson
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