Arms and City Property FOR SALE BY
Property assets listed for sale by the city include arms and other municipal items. Auction details, eligibility, and bidding deadlines to be announced by city authorities.
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1899
Page
5
Property assets listed for sale by the city include arms and other municipal items. Auction details, eligibility, and bidding deadlines to be announced by city authorities.
Fugard and Brown announce a listing of Jasper county lands and Newton properties for sale. They will be shown without expense to any interested buyers. Correspondence is invited for details and arrangements.
Carrie White advertises a millinery shop at Second Door Northwest of Square. Residents J Baldwin, J Gilbert, T B Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Brner, and Mrs. Yowell are noted with travels, visits, and holiday gatherings. church events include M E revival singing, C L S C reading sessions, and W R meeting. A Brown schoolhouse fire, a large M W A installation, and community happenings fill the week.
Mrs Susie French with her nephew Harold Paschal returns to Colfax Tuesday after a pleasant holiday visit with Mrs Spicy Baugh and the John Smith family.
The community mourns Jimmy Pearson who died after months of illness. Born November 2, 1874, he was the youngest son of James and wife, cared for his widowed mother, and built a barber business with his brother Harry. Converted to Presbyterian faith ten years ago, he joined the Boy Choir and remained a faithful member until his passing.
The funeral for the youngest Beiden, deceased, was held at 2 pm yesterday in the Presbyterian church. Oslo Beiden of Butte City, Mont., and Harry Beiden of this city attended, with Frank Beiden of Omaha also present. Rev. R. Chambers preached, music by a quartet and organist Miss Robinson. Floral offerings were noted and the service comforted the bereaved mother and brothers. The body was interred beside his father in the cemetery awaiting the resurrection.
Mrs Charlotte Dammann wife of Martin Dammann died at her north Mal County home at noon Thursday aged seventy two. Born in Germany she lived with her husband on their farm for over thirty years. A devout Christian kind-hearted and beloved she leaves an aged husband three sons and two daughters. Funeral services were held at St John s Evangelical church and the remains laid to rest in the German cemetery near Horn.
Marriage licenses listed include Fred Wells and Anna Murdock Adolph M Behner with H Maude Ewing R L Wert and Elizabeth Seibert. Wanted five cards of wood. Albert Lufkin noted. Installation of GAR officers to be held at the post room Friday evening January 6. upcoming event January 18 features Hon Samuel G Hilborn asked about by Col K F Lambert.
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