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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1896
Page
6
Williams named local representative at Reasnor and subscription collector. Notices of ill health, family travels, farm work, and church events fill a busy week. Death of Mrs. Ed Parr near Murray noted with funeral details and family relations.
Nat Barnes's young child narrowly escaped choking on a pin before Dr. Adair relieved the danger. Skow Bros. of Newton fitted 8. G. Russell's deep well pump with wind mill attachments rising fifty feet. Grinnell marbet men visited the area last week for their firm. Mrs. Alex Auten hosted a dinner for Hixson Grove friends. Jim Dunmire of Killduff hauled corn to Frank Russell last Tuesday. Mrs. Fanny Marks has returned from a visit to Dexter.
Mr J J Walker recovers from illness with Dr Hedge of Grinnell attending. Andy Emmert of Newbury ships a car of steers to Chicago and tours stockyards. John Vandeventer, Gilman, attends U P church meeting. Robert Madill sells steers to Emmert. U B class members from Richland attend church meeting hosted by James Stark. Pete Planalp visits with father John Planalp. Miss Edith Stark visits Miss Edith Sheppy. R G Cox completes a deep well after four days. Miss May Planalp returns from Laurel for a visit. Elmer Whitcomb trips to Newton. Josh Clay drills deep well to 250 feet. Andrew Paul, Richard Parker, and Joseph Lowery ship steers to Chicago and plan to visit friends.
Dr A H Weber the oculist will be at Wagley Smead's in Newton on Saturday February 1 1896. Examination free. Many patients have benefited from his skilled eye care. Also note a Chest pain remedy tip using Chamberlains Pain Balm with dampened flannel for prompt relief. Wagley Smead supply.
The Cosmopolitan expands its lithographic plant to print color pages for the January issue. A watercolor by Eric Pape illustrates Stevenson’s last story, rivaling French periodicals, while Rossi provides a new color cover. Each month will feature a fresh surprise on the cover.
The Davis Sewing Machine by Davis Sewing Machine Company of Watertown New York rises as the top family sewing machine. It boasts a New High Arm design, easy operation, light running, and five year warranty. Morgan and Hunter offer demonstrations to prove its superiority and assure customers it offers near perfection in workmanship and reliability.
Piles cure claims absorb tumors stop itching instantly acts as poultice preparation for piles and private parts only each box guaranteed sold by druggists mailed for 50c or $1.00 H J Skiff Drugist Newton Iowa
Robert Rawls of Hollands Va recalls suffering with la grippe last winter and trying many remedies before Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. He reports the first bottle relieved him enough to work and the second bottle cured him. Wagley and Smead offer it at 25 and 50 cents per bottle.
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