Local notes recount deaths and community events
Various items include a death of Mrs Fenner and funeral by Rev D Phillips at Hixson Grown cemetery, farm and livestock trades, upcoming exhibitions, visits and moves in Kuuporr Iowa and nearby towns, weddings and family visits, planned protracted meetings at the M E church, and miscellaneous travel notices and school hustle as communities prepare for the new season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ara
H. Landmesser
Miso
Blakley
George Denniston
Will Dennis
Kittdutt
Delta
Wim. Fenner
D. Phillips
Hixson Grown
No. 7
Emmert
Isona
Local notices and visits mark center township week
Grace Feldscheider remains ill but improving. A G Altemeier ran town on Tuesday. Center school house hosted a rain soaked literary event. Residents Carl day last week Carl Marsh Jacobs and Fred Griebel visited near Baxter and Newtog. Simon Altemeier and Conrad Klopping attended Willow G Henry Hittebuhr prayer meeting. Henry Tait’s farm drill left unfinished by Gust Bohr. Henry Schanatho rat visited his mother Mrs Hatte Bohr in Malaka township. Young people attended the Center school house gathering on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. G. Altemeier
Center School
Carl Day
Marsh Jacobs
Baxter
Fred Griebel
Newtog
Simon Altemeier
Conrad Klopping
H. W. Klopping
Henry Hittebuhr
Louis
Gust
Henry Tait
Henry Schanathorat
Mra
Hatte
Bohr
Malaka
Local Notes From Sully Area Amid Warmer Spring
Sully area notes report Bert Rafferty finishing school in Des Moines and returning home last Saturday. Residents and visitors include Mrs L H Sherman and daughter from Newton, Callie Forsyth visiting, and Grace Macy of Lynnville visiting Mrs L H Sherry. Community events cover P C E meetings, a marriage at the Rohrdanz home, church preaching, school term closings, illness updates, and multiple moves and visits across neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Rafferty
Des Moines
Sully
L.H. Sherman
Newton
W. N. Talbot
Ohn Croy Sr
Chithe
Callie Forsyth
Gove
Grace Macy
Lynnville
L. H. Sherr
ReasNon Community Notes and Local Movements
Charles W. Smith ships stock and furniture to Story county after renting a large farm. Merchants Charles Sanders and family attend Mrs. Ross's 65th birthday in Newton. HH Wright family visit Newton to see James Wright. Mrs. John B. Wheeler visits from Newton. Lewis Schultz buys a large Poweshiek farm and plans rent. Rev. M. F. Hews moves into M E parsonage to fill vacancy left by Rev. Gifford. Preaching next Sunday at 11. Mrs. James Sullivan attends to ill father John F. Wheeler and son Vern. Charles Emery moves near town. Hattie Bean returns from Newton. E. Bean and L. France ship hogs to Chicago. Andrew Carnahan returns to Reasnor. Farmers prep summer work. C Nolin polishes plows. Rev. R. C. Pippin to Union church. farewell sermon. conference at Nora Springs April 4. Van Buren moves onto Charles Toster farm. boy injured. Macy closes school south of Reasnor. first county baseball game. Archie Wheeler owns three foals and plans to sell to Newton Odd Fellows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Smith
Newton
James Wright
George Watson
John B. Wheeler
Lewis Schultz
Reasnor
Poweshick
M. F. Hews
M. E.church
Gifford
James Sullivan
Carlisle
John F. Wheeler
Vern
Charles Emery
Hattie Bean
Julius Bean
E. Bean
L. France
Chicago
Andrew Carnahan
Reasnor Tuewlay
C. Nolin
R. C. Pippin
Mg Union
Nora Springs
Iowa
Reasner
Suns Macy
Archie Wheeler
Archie
Noble Grand Hindorft
Railroad Time Tables for Monroe Newton Branch
Train schedule notes list Newton to Monroe times with morning departures at 7.00 am from Newton and 6.43 am from Monroe, arrivals at Monroe 8.10 am and 9.55 am respectively, and afternoon services from Monroe to Newton at 2.16 pm and 4.15 pm, with intermediate stations and remarks about a mail train not stopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Newton
Des Moines Valley Division Passenger Schedule Fragments
Fragmentary OCR of a 19th or early 20th century railroad timetable. Mentions Newton Branch stations at Newton and New Sharon, with arrows of main line timetable, departures and arrivals 7s0 hyo Fairmount and 8a) toss 30. Indicates lines to Gains LL, South No.1 MOEN, and various local freight notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ne East
Newton
Coixa West
Artive
Norob Am Depen
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Dennis & Agar
A. Parish
M.E
Philips
Bert Vindal
Cheago
Wm. Coe
Ea. Killdust
Boston
Grace Feldscheider
Weel
SL Rohrdans
Lloyd Rohrdanz
Maggie de’ Bruyn
A. H. Johnston
Pickett
Union Chapel
Mare
George Chapman
Fairview
Mary Newhouse
Grundy Center
Sheerman Township
Will Tramel
Allie Whitehead
Mingo
Cha Watt
Nerz
Henry Wilson
Robert
John Brock
Kansas
George
Silver
Tomlicwort
Lillie Brock
Colfax
Henry Kuhn
Metz
Georgy
Tama
Minnée Engle
Rimble
Charlie T
Missouri
Sneak
Res. Huffman
Kellogg
Peck
Guthrie
Leeper
Campbell
Sugar Grove
A. Ragle
Rellogg
Vilage
Joseph Newhall
Igon
Davenport
Grandpa Moore
Wright Moore
Grinnell
Dr. Smith
Redman
Walliam Mendenhall
A. E. Starrett
Alf Woodward
R. J. Stanley
Wileiam Vaughan
M.G. Stone
Hickory Grove Township
Henry Kurschallen
W.N. Dunham
A 'Ucraven
J. B. Burton
Harrison Sandusky
Mary
Greenville
Texas
W. Hixson
Arthur Shepherd
James
ReasNon
Ir. van Buren
Charles Toster
Oliver
Boyd County
Nebraska
Cuba
Jasper
W. H Jasper
Jasper & Sons
LO Mind ME
Wwature’s
Wm Cement
Chas. Seebergers
Jasper County
Shaw
Morgan & Hunter
Shaw Piano
Receam Yy
Soreentee
Allsta
Raven
Xopinion
Sontest
Taucona
Morgan Unter
A. M. Carl
Morgan & Hunter's
A. M. Harrah
Laws
Thave
Atuiah
Bourgery
Des Moines Valley Division
Moen
Aim
Giza
Gsovun
Winslow
Law
Y Gorrel Block
Newton, Laws
A. R. Gorrell
Attorney AT Law
Gorrell Bik
Rouro
rTemdent
Frank Wilcox
Jasper County Bank
Corte Te Teh Een
Rewton
P. Joy
Anna H. OY
Orrick
Febleisen
Por
McElroy
Frank E. Northup
Telroy & Northup
Ernst and Counselors
Jaspze County
Banke
Newton, Towa
E. J. Salmon
Chancery
Wooshend
Southside State
Pan
Ares
World's Columbian Sc
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