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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
11
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Bert Compton and wife returned from a southern trip last week and Allis Compton delivered hogs at Killduff totaling 83460. John Wheatcraft and family visit relatives near Murphy and Killduff. N A Wells seen locally. Mr Dunick moves to Dean Dennis farm formerly Albert Kapple. Wm Fenner attended the Tyler trial. Allen Compton recovered and helped Bert wood chopping. Surprise wood chopping at Uncle Daniel Lanphier with ladies bringing baskets. Elias Ewing on sick list. Protracted meeting in Killduff led by Rev. Martin.
Bargains offered on Success Review of Reviews Current Literature The Household The Designer North American Review New England Magazine and others. One full year of magazines to same or separate addresses, cash with orders. Address or call The Record Newton Ia.
Brown, attorney, offers loans at five percent interest with optional payments through Meredith & Son. Also noted are a warm lunch service at the Little Mint and a new line of wedding stationery recently received at the office.
An ad touts Benson's Porous Plaster as fast relief for neuralgia rheumatism and muscle pain. It urges against imitations and offers to mail the product nationwide from a New York manufacturing chemist.
MONROE reports birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Beymer on Saturday January 4 at Maple Hill farm. Charley Long buys home place of 300 acres Saturday. Miss Bessie L. Smith resigns as No. 6 teacher to become Fergus Falls High School principal at eighty dollars monthly. Mrs. L. D. Jones hosts neighbors with gift chair. N. P. Collins of Des Moines visits J. Honnold’s party. Death of Cyrus Holland reported via D. O. Smith Atlanta letter. Wesley Jarnagin recovers from a hip fracture and uses crutches after Dr. Robinson’s treatment.
Colfax reports W C Johnston to move into a new home on the former H A Thomas site after selling his Front street residence to Haskins. Geo D Wood returns from Iowa towns as he oversees varied interests. W W Hawk travels to Des Moines to assume legislature duties with arrangements in East Grand Ave. Rev John M Linn accepts Presbyterian pastorate and will preach Sundays. Mrs G L Poulson attends her father Alexander C Thompson’s funeral at 69. Mr and Mrs A G Spohr return from Chicago. Joseph Coughlan and Isabel Rider wed New Year’s Day in Colfax and plan a homecoming at the Coughlan homestead. Decker and India B Sandusky marry on Christmas in Newton. Miss Sadie Wallace arrives for Colfax high school declamatory work with promising progress. Superintendent Mishler expects continued success with the class.
BAXTER. Last week the band played while visiting Geo Buchanan at his home. A January 2, 1902 marriage occurred at J J Milligan's Baxter residence conducted by Hazlett J P Ira Beals and Ithel Smith. New Years day local Masons hosted a dinner for lodge members and visiting brothers with about sixty attendees. Mrs D L Arnold returned from Grinnell where she aided her ailing mother. no health improvement. S I Miskimins named local attorney for the Great Western railway. Lena Thorp hosted a five o clock tea for cousin Miss Gladys Thorp of Bondurant who visited over the holidays. Mrs Homer Raridon is quite ill. New Era.
Charley Swisher moved his photograph gallery to his home. A church wedding will occur at Holland church next Sunday for Peter Klooster and Jennie Stek. Mrs. Robert Curry seeks a divorce. trial set for April. Miss Blodgett and Sully children stage cantata A Fairy Queen at town hall on the 16th. Lee Clausen drilled a 500 foot well for R. De Koning, three miles north, yielding good water. Sully Implement Co. awarded tower-well contract.
John Bickner's body arrived Thursday night and funeral services were held Friday at the M E church. Twin daughters were born to C R Jacobs northwest of town on January 2, 1902. J B Burton sold 160 acres including residence to Herman Brooks and 7 acres to Valentine Diehm. A H Braley and wife depart for a two month trip to California, Washington, and Oregon. Jay Saum family moved to town from the farm. W S Vance bought 5700 acres in Wyoming for 21000. Laura Clinker of New Sharon visits her parents. Enterprise.
The board rejected the single bid for the Kellogg physician for the poor as unsatisfactory. It awarded the Fairview township and Monroe town contract to F. L. Smith for 100 dollars. The jail physician contract went to J. Hi Robb at 75 cents per visit. Bridge districts remained as last year with Shill and Hart. Deutsch retains Mr. Miller’s district. Meeting adjourned to 8:30 a.m. January 8, 1902.
Notice given that an instrument purporting to be the last will of Bernhard Dammeier will be presented for proof on February 4 1902 at the District Court in Jasper County Iowa. Clerk J A Mattern notes the court proceedings.
A classified notice seeks an Eastman No.3 folding pocket Kodak in new or near new condition. The advertiser offers spot cash if the price is right and requests inquiries to E. M. 3. Mc Laughlin, attorney above Burns Grocery Store.
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