Galesburg News Roundup of Local Deaths Weddings and Socials
Murky notes from Newton area report deaths including Myron McVey at his uncle’s home and Mrs. Lukins near Killdaf, with funerals led by Rev. Brown. Gifford-Landmesser wedding celebrated at bride’s home, plus social visits, gatherings, protracted meetings, and a large 400-person Y. C. party event. Local residents, relatives, and neighbors are mentioned with scattered family notices and community events through January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Russell
Lynn Russell
Newton
Myron McVey
Jake Road
Nesday
Mt. Zion
Phillips
Lukins
Killdaf
E.8. Brown
Gifford-Landmesser
Riley
Frank Russell Wa Gee
Harts
Palo Alto
Township
Miller
Henry Bund
Murphy
Here
McKinney
Rev. Peterson
D. E. Phillips
Orie Wan
Tranny Young
View
Kellogg
Our Public School Honors Its Work Amid Illness and Deaths
AYNNVILLE notes the public school’s good work as illness spreads with grip and lung troubles. The aged mother of Miner died Thursday, blind for fourteen years, funeral by Rev. Potter. W. pension granted through attorney Joseph Arnold. Calls depict local moves, veteran Elliott on sick list, Enfield died Sabbath the 12th, funeral by Rev. Collier. survivors include a wife and many grown children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miner
Potter
E. Church
Remai
Peoria
Mahaska County
Joseph Arnold
John M. White
W. R. Howerton
John B. Elliott
R.T. Enfield
Rev. Collier
M.e.church
Newbury Hall Nears Completion and Local Hires
The community notes a near finished hall for the Knights of Pythias in Newbury and forthcoming employment for Max McCosh who has hired John Davidson for next year. Additional items include social visits, revival meetings by Rev. Shriner, a surprise anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Emory Brown, and local updates on health, farming, and entertainment events at Gilman and Oak Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Knights of Pythias
Newbury
Max McCosh
John Davidson
JM. Walker
Mrs. Simons
Oak Grove
T, W. Craig
Oliver Bell
Moses Robbins
Rev. D.church
Emory Brown
Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment Advertises Piles Cure
An 19th century advertisement claims Dr Williams Indian Pile Ointment cures Blind Bleeding Ulcerated and Itching Piles and itching of the private parts. It absorbs tumors allays itching and acts as a poultice. Each box is guaranteed and sold by H J Skitt Newton Iowa for 50 and 81 00 per box by mail.
Dr A H Weber to Visit Newton on Feb 1 1896
Dr A H Weber, eminent oculist, will be at Wagley and Smead’s in Newton on Saturday February 1 1896 for free eye examinations. Many residents have benefited from his skilled service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Weber
Ing
Newton
Weber
Wagley & Smead’s
Geo. W. Best
Tribune
New York City
New York Weekly Tribune
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Joe Foltz
Jack Ervin
John W. Murphy
Ottumwa
Frank Russell
Carrie Ervin
Kellogg Township
Will
Kate Ammons
Toledo
Iowa
Pleasant View Church
Rebekah Lodge
Ina Craven
Warren County
Mabel
Maud Sparks
Lateas
Bros
W. S. Howerton
Chicago
Forsyth
Cyrus Taylor
Henry Johnson
Winte
Arno
Y. C
Maud
Agnes
Betsy
Aynnville
Crory Grove
Mr. Strickland
Gilma
Lena
Mamie Badger
Sons of Veterans
Gilman
J. F. Crawford
Henry Korf
Chas
Tait
Will Wehrman
Will Ebert
Anna Warner
Jas. Kelly
Rev. Shriner
Newt I
M. E
Maine
Turst
England
Svengali
Grisette
Greece
Rome
America
Hampstead Heath
Henry James
du Maurier
Paris
Temple
Demorest
Davis
Correll
Be Hovd
M.D Gorrell & Boyd
Physicians and Surgeons
Lie Gorrell
Newton, Lowa
Nt Ik Wilson
Jasper County Bank
Sloanaker
E. &. Lyday
First National Bank
M. Hattratt
Heyday
Iringarry
Fst
A. P. Joy
J. Joy
Anna H. Joy
Doorsorth-West Cor
Cmas Seeberger
Jasper County
Majestic Steel
Jasper & Sons
W. R, Lambert
Bewyer
E. E
Lambert
Lambert Bros
MAIL
Churchill
U.S
Royal Union Life Insurance Co
Sidney A. Foster Eta M.D
John R. Prin
Frank D. Jackson
Baker “the Corner
Pullman Barret
ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Northwest
ST. Louis
Kansas City
Nowa Central
Thos. P. Barry
Martin
Terlalltown
Miller Bros
United States
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