Newton area social notes and town notices
A lengthy roundup of visits, arrivals, departures, and local social moves throughout Newton and nearby towns. Residents and visitors include Sylvester of Lynnville, Miss Snyder of Colfax, Mr. Wagaman of Lynaville, Mrs. Harrah’s Englewood friends, and many others, with theater, church, and family gatherings noted plus local business updates and road trip reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.G Mann
W. H. Sylvester
Lynnville
Newton
Will Gibford
What Cheer
Geo. D. Harrah
Englewood, Ill
Will E. Reeves
Iowa Capital City
Mary Snyder
Colfax
Kittle Mulhern
Wed ding in Sully for Ferris Miller and Lucy Sparks
A quiet home ceremony in Sully united Ferris Miller formerly of this city and Miss Lucy Sparks of Lynnville. Rev Scull officiated as guests filled the parsonage a pleasant surprise. The couple, after spending the 4th in Newton, will establish a home in Sully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sully
Ferris Miller
Lucy Sparks
Lynnville
Rev
Scull
Passing of an Old Citizen Rolla Spelman Dies at Eighty
Rolla Spelman, esteemed Kellogg township resident, died at his home four miles east of Newton on Tuesday, June 26, after turning eighty in February. He moved from Ohio in 1858 and settled on the Jasper county farm where he lived until his death. Survived by three daughters, Lucy Rasp of Newburg and Ella and Gertrude Spelman. Funeral Thursday at home conducted by Rev Scull. interment in Slagle cemetery beside his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Israel
Des Moines
Erwin Forbes
Newton
Gem Russell
Oscar Efnor
Reasnor
May Manning
Kinfolke
Peoria
Ill
Alice Ludlow
Chicago University
A. M. Harrah
North and
Olivesta
Henry Korff
Summerset
Frank Lister
Joan F. Lister
Jay Hammer
John Mills
Keokuk County
Mabel Wilson
Rob. Harmer
Wilder
Ringling Bros. Circus
H. R. Dean
Grinnell
Will Harvey
John Claussen
Rev. MacMillan
Will A. Clark
Ralph
Kansas City
Win
James Bowyer
Geo. J. Williams
Fred Lehnhoff
E. J. Miles
T.J. Miles
Stevensville
Texas
Dr. Cain
Colfax
James Murdoch
John
Willie
Fred Wells
Baby
Rolla Spelman
Kellogg Township
Spellman
Licking County
Ohio
Jasper County
Fred A. Eaton
Lucy Rasp
Newburg
Ella
Gertrude Spelman
Spelman
Scull
Protestant Methodist Church
Slagle
Death of Mrs Lucy Owens brings son to Newton for burial
Burrel Owens returned to Newton last Friday with the body of his aged mother, Mrs. Lucy Owens, for interment in the local cemetery. She died in Jennings Louisiana from consumption after living there with her daughter Mrs. Harry Platt. Mrs. Owens had long resided in Newton and hoped southern climate would aid her health. A telegram summoned Burrel home as her end approached. Profs P N Moss and Fred Millard have opened a Weltmer magnetic healing practice in Mershon's Block, Room No 4, after training at the Weltmer Institute. Continuous care and a home-like atmosphere are emphasized in aged respite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Bodley
Everett
Kansas City
Lucy Owens
Burrel Owens
Newton
Owens
Harry Platt
Jennings
Louisiana
Burrel
P. N. Moss
Fred Millard
Weltmer
Mershon’s Block
Weltmer Institute
Editorial correspondence chronicles European journey to Rome
The writer travels from Modane through the Alps to Genoa and Pisa, crossing tunnels and admiring Mediterranean scenes. En route to Rome the party notes Italian roads, ancient highways, and the city’s seven hills, ending at the central station as L. A. Andrew signs off with promise of next installments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Modane
Mt. Denis
Turin
Alps
Italy
Mount Range
Tuangle
Paselog
Alessandria
Genoa
Pisa
Luna
Newton
Moses
Tiber
Rome
Seven Hills
Old Town
Central Station
L. A. Andrew
London
Paris
National Lutheran Home Inmate Letter From Failor Informs Readers
Andrew Failor writes from Washington DC about the National Lutheran Home for the Aged where he resides. He notes the Home sits within three miles of the Capitol, on 27 acres donated by a local donor, with a brick and stone future building planned. Inmates may loan out money and keep interest. upon death funds revert to the Home. Mrs Owens, a Canada native aged sixty eight, died after visiting her daughter and receiving her blessing at Nat Show’s home, with Rev J C Hanna presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Lutheran Home
Andrew Failor
Washington, D. C
National Lutheran Home For
Failor
National Capital Building
Baltimore and Ohio Railway
District of Columbia
Lutheran Church
Owens
Canada
Thos. Owens
Nater M. Platt
Burrel Owens
Nat Show
J. C. Hanna
The
Christian Church
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Newton and Vicinity
A. M. Behner
South Side
South Side Jeweler
McMurray & Killduff
Ringling
D. R. Tripp
McKinley
West Main Street
Pete Wagaman
Lynaville
James Elliott
Clark Rose
Corning
Iowa
Dell Burnett
Bessie
Florence
Laura Killduff
St. Joseph
John Jenkins
Martin Welch
Helen Gillingwater
H. H. Fisher
Cnase-Lister
G. F. Rinehart
Lora
Mildred
Loen
Jennie May
Marian
Myrtle Whitman
Wilton Junction
Alice Hellyer
D. R. Tripp & Co
Maine Street
D. J. Eberhart
Niagara Falls
Clarence Williams
John K. Williams
Moline, Ill
Frank D. Winn
North Olive Street
Harlan H. Hickman
Highland Park College
George Hickman Sen
Wm. M. Baker
Sherman Township
J. R. Townsend
Col
Twan Townsend
Battle Creek
Mich
B. T. Gadd
Mitchellville
Rob Balls
Henry Reasnor
Old Brodhead
Wis
Will Fraker
Palo Alto Township
Fraker
John Pearson
Misa Jessie Pflaum
C. F. Lusk
Baptist Church
Mary Bowker
Mitchellvile
Gadd
Lizzie Franks
Geo. W. Ledyard
Chicago
Sol. Smith Russell
M. K. Livingston
Russell
Jaanita Springer
Phebe E. Andrews
Winfield
Kan
Mr. Andrews
Mrs. A
Kennedy
Boston
Fred Young
Will Rothrock
F. K. Loveland
Lena May
S. W. Saylor
Leona M Oliver
Chicago Conservatory of Music
Roy Robinson
North Farmers Street
Magazine
Ark
Conservatory
Helen Bringman
M. C. Dougherty
Davenport
St. Louis
Mother Manning
Wm. R
John C. Manning
America
Charlie Downs
Wichita
Kansas
Howard Galusha
A. H. Howard
S. H. Galusha
W.R.C
Department
M. E. Battels
Anna M. Patterson
Sec’v
George R. Rood
Nellie M. Bouma
Squire J. W. Allfree
Frank Carter
A. R. Carter
Hampton
Carter
Franklin County
Citizens Bank of
Clara
Ona Bewyer
Jim
Win Bewyer
Harry Henness
Montezuma
England
Scotland
Ireland
Egypt
Holy Land
Ed. Gant
Katharine
Holton
Anna Sitter
Belle E. Smith
John Busby
New Sharon
William
Ross
Geo. W. Parsons
Parsons- Rich Feeder
Everbody
Tabor
Miss Smith
Frank Needham
Alfred
Lincoln
Neb
Frank
Harriet Needham
C. W. Leitzel
First
Evangelical Lutheran Church
City
Wert
Ernest C. Meredith
Oxford
Traer
Baum & McLaughlin
Henry Houck
Clyde Meredith
Herman Dadlgren
Ewart Brothers
Poweshiek County
Glasgow
Congregational Church
Mr. Spencer
C. C. Harrah
Spencer
Mr. Harrah
Susan Dean
Libbie Dean
Jennie Miller
Alice Drone
Zanesville
Dean
Leitzel
Geo. Guthrie
C. Shoanaker
Chas. Jasper
Lillie
W. G. Lyday
Mattie
Wilson Swihart
Della A. Miller
St. Paul Park
Minn
Eli Ogg
Eng
J. A. Mattern
Miss Miller
Mary Ogg
Our City
W. K. Miller
Newton Baptist Church
Dakota
Della
Phil Scharf
Central Lodge
N.G
E. J. Failor
V.G
Harry van Epps
N. G
P. Rasmussen
Lister
V. G
Wm. Brown
L. J. Jorgensen
Elery Scott
George Edge
O. G
P. Scharf
I. G
Harry Longfellow
J. L. Broderick
P. R. Rice
Geo. Koenig
R. S
J. W. Allfree
F.S
J. A. Clutter
A. Long
J. W. Sanders
A. H. Gowdy
Bro. Robinson
Ames
Harry Agnew
Squire Allfree
Miss Shea
Grayce Cook
Albert Lufkin
Oklahoma
Mrs. Jas. Stanton
Oskaloosa
Bessie Cowles
Monroe
Kittie Mulhern
Roy Allen
Roy
E. T. Band
Stoughton
W. G. Mann
E. E. Lusk
Joe Rodgers
Indian Territory
Frank Hummell
Jesse
Anne Craven
South Hampton
Charlie Fox
Emma Carstens
Hane Carsetens
R. F. Chambers
Presbyterian Parsonage
Flickinger
West Marion Street
Benedict