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Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 28, 1896

Page

12

Local notices and social updates from Reasnor area

George J Williams serves as local red representative in Reasnor handling subscriptions and collections. Numerous community notes follow including visits, illnesses, school exhibitions, and local movements. Several residents travel to county seat, Nebraskas trip mentioned, with reflections on gatherings, family events, and minor accidents cited.

George J. Williams Arconn Red Reasnor Collec V Andworth Harry Wicks Knoxville Veter van Dewaal Joh Guey de Guey James Pollock Des Moines Frank McRey Olive Laird Waring Nebraska C. Waring Newton France Frank Tong Horn Crist. Broderaon Rehor John el Joshier Black Cot We Mose W. E. Wheeler Myrtle Drew Reasner Drew Morrison Prendle George Edwards Oliver Elher Rich Wenship Webbend Geo. J. Wi He K. Wright J.C Waring

Village Notes From Vandalia Hints Of Change And Sickness

Uncle Frank Anderson lies dangerously ill while visiting, Cavett receives care, and a school fund sale proceeds for scholar support. Residents report a well attended social, locals prepare wood for summer, a farewell hop marks moves near Bondurant, property sales, and multiple neighbors planning relocations amid ongoing health issues and distant kin visits.

Frank Anderson Cavett Herman Peter Gulling Clark Wicker Bondurant Sarepta Anderson F. M. Anderson Fred Ersuine Hayes Hull Sonnet Ling Erskine David Miller Hie Des Moines Missouri Ringgold County

Forsyth area social scenes and county notices in Bly

Local notes from Bly describe social visits and gatherings including Maude Arnold hosting a lay school class, Horace Macy traveling from Iowa, and Milo Gause's surprise party. Forsyth stock sold for 1250 dollars. Residents report church services, revival attendance, and several moves within farms and farmsites. Migration and visits link Oska, Des Moines, Colfax, and Wild Cat areas with multiple families shifting residences.

Chi Young Nice Horace Macy Iowa Maude Arnold Forsyth Mro John Gause Milo Elliott M. FE Patna Owen Meredith Arnold Joseph Potter Meredith Bob Lewis Hanel Fromer Pentice Wild Cat S. W. Macy Des Moines Dixon Bullock Win. Boberry George Ida Pentice Colfax Lily Daniels George Roberts Neue Bly

Local clothing sale lists men’s and boys’ suits and shirts

A local sale advertises men’s business suits at 7.00, children’s and boys’ outfits with two pants, knee pants, and coats, plus numerous shirts and ties at varied low prices. The seller touts one-of-a-kind suits and bulk buys, promising substantial value across ages from 14 to 19 for boys and general family use.

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Nebraska visitor and Iowa moves fill local notes

Mrs Hackett of Nebraska visits Oskaloosa Ives and friends while Stuart assists at a Ni lothing store. Rev Pearson moves to Friends parsonage. Samuel Orebaugh and family relocate to Everly. W Vaughan plans building projects. Revival meetings ongoing at Kellogg M E church led by Rev Meagher. Rev Phillips delivers a noted sermon at Pleasant Path.

Oskaloosa Ives and Friends Stuart J. W Pearson Friends A. Woodward T. W. Bure Amuel Orebaugh Everly Clay County Iowaland Township Mner Will W. Vaughan

Brood Sows For Private Sale North of Killqu

J Gutarie offers 15 pedigreed brood sows at private sale a mile north of Killqu. The remaining stock are high grade hogs suitable for breeding or market. Prices given on request and terms arranged privately. Water and pasture for good pasture near town available at five cents per month.

J. G. Gutarie D Dennis Kill- Qui Private Vale

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