Prairie City Notice Carrie White Address
Prairie City notices Mrs. Carrie White, second door northwest of the square, listed for contact or service details.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1897
Page
8
Prairie City notices Mrs. Carrie White, second door northwest of the square, listed for contact or service details.
The timetable lists trains on the Des Moines Valley line in division C R 1 and P, with eastbound and westbound services. It includes numbers for Mail and Express, Passenger, and Local Freight trains with respective times such as 8:17 am, 9:42 pm, 7:55 am, and 3:33 pm, reflecting a busy daily schedule.
The notice lists church services and activities for three denominations. Methodist schedules include morning and evening services, Sunday school, Epworth and Junior Leagues, and midweek prayer. Congregational, Christian, and Evangelical denominations present Sunday school times, worship, young people’s groups, and midweek prayer meetings with assigned pastors.
Local brief with recruitment ad stating 0 per month guaranteed and a mailing address for Mrs Evelyn G Kane of Prairie City Iowa. Also mentions various short society notes from Prairie City Iowa including gatherings and local events.
Transactors David and Andrew Paul did business in Grinnell last Saturday. Miss Jane Nickel visited W A Craig on Tuesday and Wednesday. James Lowery and John Bell visited Hartwick near Powe shiek Co. A dance occurred at Newbury hall last Friday with a smaller crowd. Balmer and Wertz from south of Kellogg stayed overnight at W A Craig’s. Edith Stark visited her sister Mrs N J Morgart from Friday to Sunday. Fred Walker was ill with grip last week but improving. J J Walker returned from Kansas last Saturday and expressed satisfaction with that trip. James Stark’s horse slipped on ice en route to Grinnell and was badly injured.
Snow limited sleighing while roads spoiled for wagon travel. Des Moines bound creamery arrivals and local farm changes appear alongside school events, church meetings, and social activities in Pleasant Hill and nearby Newton area. Obituary of Bennie Johnstone noted with prayers.
Kilduf F L Jackson and family of Des Moines visit with his parents and relatives. Mr Patterson closes meetings at the Anderson schoolhouse Sunday. Mrs Jake Kline visits her parents near Newton. Phil Emmett and sister Carrie spent last week in Newburg. Allie Ludlow to teach the Jackson school this term. Mrs Henry Agar has grip. Dennis and Agar shipped a car of hogs to Chicago. Mr and Mrs Frank Hammer of Kellogg visit J E Birchard. George Valentine of New Sharon shipped horses to St Louis. Mr and Mrs Winnie Lancaster visit nearby friends. Nora Wade visited May Quinn last Sunday. Bert Vinall spent time in Oskaloosa with relatives.
Dr. Carr of Monroe died Thursday evening and was buried Sunday leaving a widow and four children. Community notes report several moves, visits, and a March 4 convention with Des Moines preachers Rev. Shea, Rev. McDade, and Rev. Hemlick from Altoona.
Hindorffs offers Dr Scales Liver Pills in units of 100 priced at 25 cents each. Customer inquiries highlight availability of both single and bulk purchases of the product.
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