Four Years Prison for Stier in February Term
District court with Judge Dewey presiding disposed many criminal cases. Fred Stier was sentenced to four years in the penitentiary. D. O. Elliott pleaded guilty to illegal voting and was fined. Other trials included Gilbert, Fry, Heberling, and several dismissals and continuances. A Jasper County reunion of Buckeye natives drew fifty attendees and a large dinner at the Lambert house. Revival meetings in the Christian church under Rev Hastie yielded forty five to fifty new converts, with fourteen immersed on Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
D. O Elliott
State
Jesee Gilbert
Moses Fry
Geo. Heberling
Mel Ward
Wm. Snow
Jas. Hickey
B. F. Bowlin
Jeff Lucas
Law
Equity
Mary Ann Adkins
Frank Saum
Lucy Remsburg
Frank Remsburg
W. G
Richmond
The
Modern Brotherhood of America
Buckeye
Iowa
John W. Murphy
John
George T. Anderson
J. C. Donahey
T. B. Carns
Tiwan
Association
Ohio
Lambert House
Geo. T. Anderson
J. B. van Court
Ralph Robinson
J.C. Donahey
Perry Engle
Jasper County
Christian Church
Hastie
Altoona
J.C. Hanna
Newton Notices of Moves and Local News T
A Kellogg Enterprise correspondent reports numerous moves among former Newton area neighbors. Sammie Beven will relocate to Union County, Jeff Miller takes Sam’s old farm, and W C Eaton with family moves to the Misses Miller farm. A Paul will move to the F A Eaton farm. Mrs Ella Eychaner goes to Newton. Mr C E Phillips buys Dt Kluver’s farm with Eubank tenants for the year. Dr J A Shrader of Monroe visits his aged mother in Iowa City. she is 93, active, and recently received a gold souvenir spoon from the Daughters of the Revolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg Enterprise
Here
Kellogg
Sammie Beven
Union County
Jeff Miller
Sam
W. C. Eaton
Misses Miller
Mr. A. Paul
F. A. Eaton
Ella Eychaner
Newton
McCullough
J. A. Shrader
Monroe
Lowa City
Daughters of the Revolution
Washington, D. C
J. B. Baumer
Iowa City
Dental Department
The
State University
Weddings Light Up Goodhue Farm Home in Ambitious Week
A social whirl surrounds two weddings at the Goodhue residence near town, as Miss Birdie Goodhue wed Frank Maple in a 4 PM ceremony with violin procession, lavish supper, and plans for a farm life together north of town.
Newton Eyes Formation of a Calvary Troop
A veuru in Newton promotes forming a calvary troop with many local young men eager to enlist. Col. E. E. Lambert seeks Adjutant General Byers’ permission to raise the unit, expected to be granted, giving Newton a fully equipped company of critter soldiers. Also reported is Newton Lodge No. 59 A. F. and A. M. holding a lodge of sorrow for deceased members, and Mrs. J. McG. Johnstone returning home after visiting her daughter amid cold weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof. Beard
Mr. Beard
Churchill
Miss Harvey
Wm. Vaughan
Mrs. Vaughan
Harvey
Sarah Wheeler
West
Des Moines
Lizzie Shaffer
Monroe
Wilson
Bevington
H. Galusha
Los Angeles
Cal
Sim
A. D. Griffin
Gebat
Masonic Temple
Kramer
Knowles
Opera House
Newton
E. E. Lambert
Byers
A. Lodge of Sorrow
Newton Lodge No
A. F
A. M
Lodge of Sorrow
Darling Marries Retta Hickman in Quiet Town Ceremony
Stephen Darling wed Miss Retta Hickman at 7 pm in a small ceremony performed by Rev. R. F. Cham. A few friends attended as the newly joined couple pledge better and worse, with Steve’s Feeder Works employment noted and Retta joining him as a Darling in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Darling
Retta Hickman
Metz
Steve
R. F. Cham
Bere
Retta
Eve Castorf Marries George Schnell in Local Ceremony
On Wednesday evening February 2, Eve Castorf wed George Schnell at 6 in the Castorf home with Rev. Oltman of the Lutheran church officiating. An arch of roses and silax framed the couple as Hattie Castorf played the wedding march and the bride wore a white henrietta cloth gown with satin and passementerie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Uncapher
Mechanic Street
Nannie
Ira Naylor
Maxwell
Maxwell Tribune
Lucy
George Uncapher
Leitzell
Lutheran Church
Peole
Wm. Castorf
Eve
George ‘Schnell
Mev. Oltman
Hattie Castorf
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Red Stier
Henry L. Kling
M. G. Stone
Henry
America
Germany
St. Louis
Old Country
Galesburg
Garrett Snodgrass
Orient
Dobbs
Dead Sea
Kit. Jackson
Presbyterian Sunday School
Herman Dahlgren
Harry and Charlie Hunter
Robert Scholes
Willbur Bigelow
Guy Parks
John Rasche
Mr. Osborn
Iowa College
Harry
Charlie Hunter
Illinois State University
Miss Jackson
Annie Thomas
Dora
Old “Pennavivany
J.P. Miller
John M. Tool
C. W. Ogg
Alton Reynolds
Daniel Manning
Walter Blizzard
Arthur Reynolds
Wm. Krone
Prairie Township
John Offill
Prairie City
W. O. Foster
J. Edward Mershon
James Archer
Valley Junction
Tom Archer
Parsons
Bergman Brothers
Bergman Brothers & McKinley
Alice King
W.H. L. King
Parsons, Rich & Co
Miss King
Mary Lamb
O. N. Wagley
Washington
Anna Treman
Anamosa
W. C. McElroy Esq
Garrett Post
7. L. Miller
Cupid
E. P.goodhue
Birdie
Frank Maple
B. C. Baumgardner
Congregational Church
Harper Goodhue
Goodhues
Mrs
Maple
Sammy Allen
Jacob Trotter
M. E. Parsonage
Frank E. Besack
Stella G. Schafer
Rev. J. ©. Willits
Frank
A.J. Besack
Stella
FG Maples
Amanda Goodhue
Robin Miller
Hattie Macoville
RH Akins
Maud Meckely
Frank Hesack
Stella Shafer
John L. Loupee
Susie Eychaner
Herman Cartwig
Josie Loupee
Clarence E. Hammer
Emma C. Reichelt
Willis Langmatd
Lena Mackerman
Henry J. Broderson
Ella Talbot
Harvey Stevens
Alice Shafer
Ira Nannie Unca~pher
Ross Sutton
Emma Deeter
Lyman*Young
Zoraida Hanawalt
Fred Walker
Abbie Tidball
J. W. Harris
Retta Danly
Walter Jeffers
Pearl Dodd
Howard Wyatt
Ruth E. Klise
S. E. Darling
Wm. Riley
Gertrude Rays
Philip D. Ozman
Bertha Southern
Bert Vilas
Ruth Swallwell
Andreanus Torlow
Maggie Ellersrock
B. Kent Legal
Odessa Lehman Legal
J. D. Heacock
Jennie Thompson
Naylor
Carns & Allfree
William Adamson
Main Street
Clark
Thos. Pier
Wr. Suired Hare
Dr. Hirsch
Foster's Store
Hirech
W. O