Millinery Shop of Mrs Carrie White
Millinery business run by Mrs Carrie White located second door northwest of the square according to local business notices.
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Carrie White
Square
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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1897
Page
2
Church notices for M E and Congregational and Christian
Religious announcements list service times and events for three churches. M E Church led by Rev W G Rineldapfer hosts Sunday school at 10, worship at 11, evening service at 8, and midweek prayer. Epworth and other leagues meet in the afternoon. Congregational and Christian churches present varied schedules with sermons at 11 and 7:45, prayer meetings midweek, and pastor names J J Mitchell and Jd A Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
Epworth League
W. G. Rineldapfer
Congregational
Endeavor Society
J. J. Mitchel
Christian
Jd. A. Bennett
Rail Time Table Eastbound and Westbound Services
Train schedule lists eastbound trains No 202 Mail and Express at 7:17 am No 204 Express at 7:42 pm No 232 Freight at 2:50 pm No 234 Local Freight at 3:53 am No 242 Local Freight at 7:55 am Westbound trains No 203 Mail and Express at 3:33 pm No 201 Passenger at 9:03 am No 241 Local Freight at 3:33 pm No 233 Local Freight at 1:50 pm
Decoration Day Observances Across Mitchellville and Surrounding Towns
Citizens gathered for Decoration Day services in Mitchellville Vandalia and nearby towns with the K T band of Newton providing music. A 46 veteran Grand Army Post from Prairie City attended along with numerous spectators from Colfax Vandalia Des Moines and Des Moines area towns. Events included intercollegiate meet coverage Grinnell’s victory and multiple religious and civic observances over a day of ceremonies and memorial sermons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. T. Band
Newton
Prairie City
Davis
Industrial School
Mitchellville
Editor Friel
The
Pleasantville
Grand Army
Des Moines
Grinnell
Vandalia Notes Honor Leo Bruner Birthday in June
Invitations go out for a juvenile party at Isaac Bruner's home in Vandalia on Friday June 4 in honor of Leo Bruner's ninth birthday. The town recalls a recent E. T. band concert in Prairie City and pays respects at Mrs Roe Quick's Vandalia cemetery funeral. A French-born resident who lived near Vandalia since 1870 is noted for wartime service with an Indiana regiment and the large family he leaves behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Bruner
Leo
E. T. Band of
Newton
Prairie City
Canton
Thann
France
Vandalia
Sarah Maudru
Harrisburg
Ohio
Iowa
Indiana
IRA Items and Local Visits This June
Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church Sunday June éth. F. A. Smith of Marshalltown visited his father J. H. Smith last week. Fred and Kittie Wilson traveled to Des Moines from Thursday to Sunday to see sister Mrs. C. M. Dotson. Miltlow Baldwin of Newton spent several days last week fencing on his farm. Miss Flo Allen will close Elm Grove school June 4 with a grove picnic. Mrs. Nellie Planalp, Clarence and Mrs. E. A. Crawford left Tuesday for weeks of travel in Audubon and Calhoun counties. W. F. Rippey and son Frank went to Chicago Tuesday with stock, cattle and hogs. Frank to return soon, Rippey to Indiana to visit relatives. Master Joe Wright of Cedar Falls comes to spend the summer with uncle Wm. Sadler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kellogg
Des Moines
Geo. Salida
Hazel
T. C. Clark
Jennie Riheldaffer
Tingley
J. F. Simonds
Boone
Emory Miller
M. E
Florida
South
Montgomery
Ala
Capitol Building
Jefferson Davis
Secretary of
Provisional Government
Confederate States of America
Howell Cobb
Provisional Congress
Confederacy
Jety. Davis
Capitol
North
Alabama
Mason & Dixon
Nannie Peebler
Intanola
L. Thompson
Peebdler
Indianola
McCahony
Carroll
E. E. Thompson
A. M. Shea
Mitchellville
M. FE
W. H. Riheldaffer
Reasner
Colorado Springs
Nannie Peebier
East Des Moines
Carlisle
James White
Harry
Do. R. Graham Jr
A. P. Wing
C.P. Emery
Reasnor
J. F. Off
K. of P
Monroe
L.R.C
F. A. Smith
Marshaltown
J. H. Smith
Fred
Kittie Wilson
C. M. Dotson
Miltlow Baldwin
Newton
Mias Flo Allen
Elm Grove
Nellie Planalp
Clarance
E. A. Crawford
Audubon
Calhoun
W. F. Rippey
Frank
Chicago
Mr. Rippey
Indiana
Joe Wright
Cedar Falls
Wm. Sadler
Davenport
Washington
Congress
Cuba
United States
James K. Blaine Callison
Miss Taylor
Rose Lillian Spencer
Leonard Greenlief
George Miller and Sons
Campbell Bros
METZ Local notes and community updates from Des Moines to Newton
Mrs. John McRae returns from Des Moines while Mrs. Eggart and sister visit from near Reasner. Memorial sermon at Newton and Decoration Day observed in Newton. A Cuban sympathizer from Davenport advocates violent plans to purge Washington. Newborns, homestead notes, and farm activity appear as families host receptions and ship cattle. Health concerns arise from a tumorous arm.
Welcome to Solomon Dickey and family in Mingo
Solomon Dickey and wife are now citizens after purchasing Andy Rambo property in the south part of town. A. A. Rambo plans to move to Arkansas. Totten Poling and wife visited from Menlo. W A Witmer at Colfax on business. Memorial services at Ashton Cemetery drew a large crowd with addresses by F. T. Campbell and Rev. Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon Dickey
Andy Rambo
Mrs. Dickey
A. A. Rambo
Arkansas
Andy
Arkansaw
Totten Poling
Menlo
Guthrie County
W. A. Penquite
Henry Byal
Clear Creek Township
Lee C. Westfall
Walter S. Westfall
McMillan
Colfax
McKeever
W. A. Witmer
Perry Neal
R. C. Everett
Bob
Americus Perquite
Marshalltown
J. H. Knortman
Ashton Cemetery
E. H. Keyes
F. T. Campbell
Rev. Lawrence
Qld
Relief Corps
Frank Baker
Altoona
Fred Loerch
Henry Kraft
Matrimonial Journey Aims at Prosperous Union
A fragment discusses a matri monial journey seeking prosperity and harmony in a union. It hints at hopes for continued family welfare and community standing through a lasting marriage. The readable text centers on union, commitment, and social well being.
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X. Y. Z. Society of the Congregational Church
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W. R.C
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Sons and Daughters of Veterans
Marshal Daft
H. V. Adams
Will Bruner
Hartzell Zachary
Rev
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J. W. Porter
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Wm. Porter
Bennington
Mesdames Lou Smith
Lizzie Hunter
B. W. Brown
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Frank Riley
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