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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1902
Page
4
Mt Zion and Buena Vista Community Notes
Uncle Daniel Lanphier recovers enough to be outdoors Rev Martin visits from his sister Mt Zion graduation exercises held last Wednesday night Bertha Hammer receives gold watch for sixteenth birthday Epworth League ice cream social at Mt Zion raises 1700 Hixons music class attends Professor's musical in Newton Wallace show attended by locals Kilduff band preparing for Galesburg celebration Ohio bride for John Smith from Elk Creek township Lot of local visits and social events including new baby for Mr and Mrs Eddie Lanphier. quarantine at John Blackwood home due to scarlet fever Murphy band to play for Ira people Fourth of July plans include Frank Gifford as home caller
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Mt ‘Ion
Winger
Bertha Hammer
Galesburg
John Smith
Elk Creek Township
Ohio
Monroe Notes and Local Appointments in Union Valley and Surroundings
Miss Sopha Barr left Union Valley for Drake University summer school to improve her qualifications for Monroe public schools. V. V. officers were elected: President Mrs. O. G. Shaw, Vice President Mrs. Chas. J. Schenck, Secretary Mrs. O. M. Wilson, Treasurer Mrs. J. Vandermast. Oscar Efnor is building a new house near Reasnor. The morning M. E. service included infant baptisms. Ellis McConnaughey returned from Colorado and will open a barber shop in Oskaloosa. W. Burchinal acquired the Morrison Bros. corner lot and plans a residence. Riley resumes clerking at the bank after returning from New Sharon. William Schultz opened a new hardware store with a selected stock. Henry Welle drove to Pella to relatives. Nick Kingma, John Klein, and John Holgen visited Newton to see the show. Mars Smith of New Sharon visited Monday. Jacob Brandt returns from Council Bluffs and spends vacation on the farm. Miss Lottie Hafferty of Ollie, Ia, visiting here. Mrs. G. J. Johnson left for Carroll to visit relatives. Miss Ethel Geertsma of Tainter visiting. W. S. Gove went to Chicago Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sopha Barr
Union Valley
Des Moines
Drake University
Monroe
Wilson
O. G. Shaw
Chas. J. Schenck
O. M. Wilson
J. Vandemast
Oscar Efnor
Reasnor
M. E
Ellis McConnaughey
Colorado
Oskaloosa
W. Burchinal
Morrison Bros
H E
Mirror
Nick Kingma
John Klein
John Holgen
Newton
Mars Smith
New Sharon
Jacob Brandt
Council Bluffs
Lottie Hafferty
Ollie, Ja
G. J. Johnson
Carroll, Ja
Ethel Geertsma
Tainter
W. S. Gove
Chicago
Local Notes From Baxter and Surrounding Towns
John Vanshce nears full recovery after illness Mrs Julia Mann visited Melbourne over Sunday Milton Mowry’s building nearly collapsed during basement excavation Earth shifted under walls but the structure was saved Miss Del Mendenhall of Lynnville Iowa visited families of L Fowler and R L Arnold then went to Collins to see the Heath family Rev A L Frisbie preached at the Congregational church Grandma Deeter departed for Kansas City to reside Mrs G L Buffington and two children visited Marshalltown Sunday C M Forney and family spent Sunday in Valeria Milton Mowry and H H Maggard added new awnings to their business premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Mann
Melbourne
Milton Mowry
del Mendenhall
Lynnville
Iowa
L. Fowler
R. L. Arnold
Collins
Heath
G. L. Buffington
Marshalltown
C.M. Forney
Valeria
H. H. Maggard
SULLY Wm Gove Returns From New Salem Trip
Wm Gove Sully has returned from New Salem North Dakota though reported sick with lung fever is improving slowly. Various locals including Mark Sandusky of Oskaloosa and Ben Van Spanckeren of Pella visit relatives or conduct business. A ten pound girl arrived for M D Horn, and Miss Maud Seaman visited Des Moines. Henry Welle and others traveled to Des Moines on business, while Wisgerhoff and Mrs Iona Lanpiner made brief trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gove
New Salem
North Dakota
Mark Sandusky
Oskaloosa
Colfax Visitors and Local News From The News
Geo Ryan of Colfax visited relatives here last week and returned home Sunday. Anna Wilson came from New to help on her farm and visit W H Carley. Mrs Chas Porter returned home after visiting her niece Mrs Alex Ray and admiring the new baby. Mrs B G Graham and Mrs Ed Reid received pianos from their father Mr Sternberg. Cora 11 days old daughter of Mr and Mrs W H Pentice, passed away in June. A farewell party was given for Alvis Montgomery at the Will Timmons home last Wednesday. He has returned to Kentucky and is remembered fondly as a general favorite, with a locket inscribed Kentuck as a token of friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Ryan
Colfax
Anna Wilson
W. H. Carley
Chas. Porter
Alex Ray
B. G. Graham
Ed Reid
Sternberg
Alvis Montgomery
Will Timmons
Alvis
Kentucky
Colfax Notes on Local Visitors and Travel
Colfax notes record Mrs Frank Pease returning to Chicago, county attorney Silwold attending town business, W S Cutter visiting Marshalltown, Miss Jennie Davis visiting Des Moines area friends, Miss Daisy Fullington a Newton visitor, Superintendent Mishler from Freeport, Mrs J R Rodgers visiting Des Moines and Valley Junction, Rev David Livingston visiting Colfax, Mrs Conway traveling to Liverpool via Montreal, and Mrs R B Stephenson visiting Newton two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pease
Chicago
Silwold
W. S. Cutter
Marshalltown
Jennie Davis
Capital City
J. R. Rodgers
Des Sloines
Valley Junction
David Livingston
Colfax
Rs. Conway
Liverpool
England
Montreal
R. B. Stephenson
B.A. Miller
Newton
Kellogg Notes and Local Visits in Newton Area
Miss Sophia Rhaga of Newton visits Kellogg friends after coming down Tuesday. Mrs James Kissock hosts Rhaga in Hickory Grove township. R Barnes staying in northern Town. Frank Mason travels to Des Moines for business. Mrs AH Raymond recovering from illness. Elga Irish returns from Drake University for summer break. Chas Boatright exploring Colorado options. Fred Bobzin sidelined with rheumatism. Jetson Wright clerks in Mason City store. Likes b's job. Big stock hammocks at Fustei.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Gotschail
Minneapolis
Minnesota
W. H. Burroughs
Kellogg
Sophia Rhaga
Newton
James Kissock
Hickory Grove Township
Chas Boatright
Colorado
Fred Bobzin
Jetson Wright
Mason City
Enterprise
July Fourth Oration In Lynnville By Rev Poage
Grinnell residents Miss Liser visits sister Mrs Rivers while Rev F J Poage will deliver the oration at Lynnville on the Fourth of July. Local notices share several town plans and travel deals.
Nickel Plate Road Sells Round Trip Tickets to Portland
Low rates to Atlantic coast towns offer one fare for round trip from July 5 to percent inclusive. The Nickel Plate Road urges travelers to book via their line before buying elsewhere. Three daily trains operate to Portland, Me. General Agent John Y. Calahan at 111 Adams St., Chicago. Subscribe for the Rucon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanti
Nickel Plate Road
Portland
Homeseeker's excursions tickets on sale aboard Great Western
Homeseeker's tickets to nearly all points at low rates by Great Western Railway on the first and third Tuesday each month from June to October. For particulars contact any Great Western Agent or J. P. A., Chicago. Dr. Carpenter & Son of Galesburg Iowa have dissolved partnership. all indebted parties should settle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homeseeker
Chicago Great Western Railway
Great Western
Chicago
Dr. Carpenter & Son
Galesburg
Iowa
Low Rate Eastern Excesion to Portland Me
On July 5 to 9 the Nickel Road offers one fare round trip tickets to Portland Maine with final return by August 15. Details at City Ticket Office N Adams Ct Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nickel Road
Portland
City
N. Adams Qt
Chicago
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Batist
Dresden
India
Buena Vista
Daniel Lanphier
Hixson
Epworth League of
Mt Zion
Arthur Ewing
Tom Ewing
Mr. Marmon of
Mrs
Mary Blackwood
Coral Cary
Mrs. Ray
Floyd Blackwood
John Buckwood
John Blackwood
Eddie Lanphier
Frank Bickner
Kansas
Frank Gifford
Murphy
Ira People
Harry Springer
Adolph Claussen
Mr. Claussen
James Lanphier
Mr. Marmon
Mr. Ager
Killdude
Riley
Wm. Schultz
Schultz
Henry Welle
Pella
John Vanshce
A. L. Frisbie
Congregational Church
Grandma Deeter
Kansas City
Sully
Ben van Spanckeren
Mary Flanigan
Martin Berkenbosch
W. S. George
M. D. Horn
Dr. Finch
Maud Seaman
John Wisgerhoff
Henry
Perry Taylor
Wm. Holdsworth
L. van Rees
Wisgerhoff
Iona Lanpiner
Addie White
S.C Youngkin
Ayer
Geo. Yellett
Towson, Md
Seo
Lowell
Mass
Prairie City
Daisy Fullington
Mishler
Freeport
R. Barnes
Rank Mason
Raymond
Elga Irish
Fustei
A. M. Hough
Seal of
Seal‘of
Bank
Zimmerman’s
Miss Liser
Grinnell
Richard Rivers
F. J. Poage
Emmett Huston
Milo Gause
Seth II
Seth
Wm. J. Breeden
J.B. Sylvester
A. J. Hanson
Lois Bump
Miss Roberts
Dekaloona
Prescot Beals
Lou
Searsboro
Grandpa Beals
Star
Iowa Central Railway
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead
Luster
Black Hills
A. B. Cutts
Minnesepts
The
Chicago Record-Herald
John T. McCutcheon
S. &. Kiser
J. P. Elmer
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