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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1898

Page

4

Fourth of July Festivities in Galesburg Highlight Family Gatherings

Isidore Landmesser celebrates a new son at home on the Fourth. John Cooper hosts two daughters Lib Cooper of Salt Lake City and Clara Knouse of Uray Colorado. A large crowd attends with Rev. Schley delivering the oration and evening talks under W of W auspices. One accident occurs when Vern Cating bike runs into A G Earp's child fracturing an arm. Charles Robison welcomes a son born on the Fourth. Wm terge's children suffer whooping cough. Charles Vanderplough visits from Chicago. Terpstra family guests as Watson Terpstra and wife visit from Sully. Charles Seaton reports selling about 52 bicycles locally.

Isidore Landmesser John Cooper Lib Cooper Salt Lake City Utah Clara Knouse Uray Colorado Schley Vern Cating A. G. Earp Charles Robison Terge Charles Vanderplough Chicago D. Terpstra Watson Terpstra Sully Frank Holmes

Colfax Notes of Local Residents and Visitors

Prof D M Kelly returns from institute work in Anamosa. Mrs Julia Reece and two children of Davenport visit her father C A Dotson. Mr and Mrs B F Kendig visit Rock Island to see Mrs Williams. Mrs Charley Brothers and children arrive from Washington and stay weeks. John Gibson and Mr Conder of Des Moines visit John Secrest. Mrs G M Raridan visits friends in and near Baxter.

Julia Reece Davenport C. A. Dotson B. F. Kendig Rock Island Williams Charley Brothers Colfax Washington

Local Notes and Appointments From Our Town

Goldie Barbee visited relatives last week with her grandparents the Raridans. Mrs E E Dotson and Hugh are visiting Grinnell. Rey Quickenden’s family will move into the Presbyterian parsonage where he was chosen to serve as pastor for a year. Epworth Assembly closed two weeks on July 4 with good attendance and fine speakers. This will be the state assembly going forward. Hon E F Dorsey Mrs Crisman and Mayor Cragan were elected trustees.

Goldie Barbee Rey Quickenden Presbyterian Church Epworth McIntyre, DeMott Bishop McCabe State Assembly E. FE. Dorsey Crisman Cragan

Residents share Fourth of July visits and gatherings

Mrs. Downs of Des Moines spent the Fourth with her sister Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Zenk returned from Stuart after visiting son John Zenk. Rev Matilda McBride of Des Moines was a visitor with Mrs. Woods. Gem Russell and Lo Reynolds returned from two weeks at the Assembly in Colfax. Families hosted a lawn dinner at Mrs. Murphy the Fourth. Mrs. Auten from Kellogg visited Miss Nicholas and attended church. Maggie Robinson from Newton Journal stayed with Mrs. Stone north of Kellogg. Frank Russell attended the Colfax Assembly.

Wm. Downs Des Moines John S. Davis Matilda McBride Alex Woods Gem Russell Lo Reynolds Colfax John Murphy Alex Auten Kellogg Hannah Nicholas Hixon Grove Maggie Robinson Newton Journal M. G. Stone

Kellogg Fourth Fest Praised Murphy Band

Tom Vanderlin visited Des Moines with his sister who has been ill and friends worry about her recovery. The Murphy band, hired by Kellogg locals for the Fourth, earned high praise for neat attire, manly bearing, and fine playing. Bert and Homer Bowermaster of Fairfield visited Kellogg relatives on the holiday. John Russell and daughter Jamie spent a week with L. G. Russell and friends in Murphy.

Tom Vanderlin Des Moines Murphy Kellogg Bert Homer Bowermaster Fairfield Iowa James N. Allum Alum

Grand Entertainment at Wheelers Hall July 16 Details

Realnor invites all to a grand entertainment at Wheelers Hall on July 16 with ice cream and music from a top county band. Those with teams should avoid Main street 3 p.m. to 10 p.m. due to bicycle races. Rev. Klooster of Galesburg will preach here next Sunday at 1 p.m. on Baptism.

Wheelers Hall Main St Klooster Galesburg Wil

Kellogg Fourth of July Celebrations End in Local Festivities

Kellogg held a full parade and picnic with the Murphy band and guests. Rev McKee spoke on colonial history and the Spanish American War as Kellogg defeated Rock Creek 16 to 5 in baseball. A ring toss, horse race and open air concert closed the day amid orderly crowds.

Kellogg Murphy Phil Mobberly Henry Lemke Glee Club Borts Jk. M. Ives Rev. McKee The Christian Church Charley Irish Hawaiian Islands Rock Creek

War News Briefs From Across World Fronts

The dispatches report Spanish admiral Cervera moving from Gloucester to the Iowa, with 1,200 Spanish killed and 1,500 prisoners. Cuban hosts deny mistreatment of prisoners as reports of executions circulate among prisoners on the way to Santiago. News covers ships sunk off Halifax, a Spanish warship captured at Havana, Gen Pando wounded, and mass evacuation attempts near Santiago. Also notes Barton’s Siboney relief efforts, Hawaiian annexation debate, and journalist D. D. Richardson’s death in Vermont.

Washington Cervera Gloucester Iowa Cerveri Shafter Playa del Este Chicago Halifax N. S Sable Island

Stray Bay Mare Reported Missing From Barn

A bay mare weighing 950 to 1000 pounds with a split tip on the left ear strayed from a barn on the evening of July 4. Anyone with information on her whereabouts should contact E. C. Meredith.

E. C. Meredith

Notice warns against littering streets with grass and trash

The notice from J. R. Dixon, Marshal, admonishes residents to avoid cutting and throwing grass or trash onto streets. The text also lists advertisements for Palmer's Perfumes, three year old mules weighing around 2100, sales at A F Woops in Murphy Iowa, Boston store fruit jars, Chicago papers sold by Mrs Eva Fay, fashion magazines, Weeks Laxative Quinine Tablets, No Cure No Pay, and Wagley & Smead.

J. R. Dixon Chicago

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Miter & Westbrook’s Cash Dry Goods Store Charles Seaton D.M. Kelly Anamosa E. E. Dotson Hugh Grinnell J. D. Zenk Stuart Wednesday John Zenk John Russell Jamie L. G. Russell Realnor Key West Alphonso XII Havana New York Kingston Jamaica Pando Santiago Garcia Linares Madrid Board of Health London Telegraph Sagasta Isaadila Egypt Pelayo Clara Barton Siboney Texas the Herald Hobson Tribunes San Augustine Western Union Telegraph Co D D Richardson Davenport Democrat West Groton Vermont Palmer’s Perfumes Foster & Callison Boston Wagley& Smead Spot Cash Store Masons Newton Hough's Spot Cash Store Gents Furnishings Glover Geise & Wendt the Daily Record Office
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