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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1902

Page

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Cupid Makes New Conquests at East Main Wedding

The city’s social highlight last week was the March 12 wedding at Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bergman’s East Main home. Bride Gussie Painter and groom H L Wilson, son of Mrs. Gen. James Wilson, were joined in ceremony by Rev. J. C. Wilkits with about 130 guests. Gifts included a $200 check from the groom’s father and a $50 from Mrs. Gen. Wilson. The couple will reside north of the depot and begin housekeeping as a married pair.

W. C. Bergman East Main Street Gussie Painter H. L. Wilson James Wilson Baum & McLaughlin Hal Gussie J. C. Wilkits M. E. Church Madge Stevens Newton Gen. Wilson Epworth League Entre Nous Club

Cupid Captures Aged Victims In Newton Wedding

A wedding in Newton Tuesday evening surprised many in Jasper County. Bride Mary J. Dennis widow of B. H. Dennis and groom William R. Matthews, longtime Lynn Grove leader, were married at Mrs. Dennis’ home on South Olive and Marion streets. Reverend E. F. Leake officiated. Best wishes flow from friends across the county.

Newton Jasper County Mary J. Dennis B. H. Dennis William R. Matthews Lynn Grove Township E. F. Leake Christian Church Dennis South Olive and Marion Streets

Easter Service of Oriental Commandery No 22

Oriental Commandery No 22 will hold an Easter service at the Methodist church on Easter Sunday March 30th at 2 30 pm. The public is invited. Knights Templars should meet at the Commandery asylum at 1 45 pm in full dress and march to the church led by the K T Band. Sermon by Rev J C Willits.

Health seekers move from Prairie City to Colorado

Mrs Ellis McConnaughey of Prairie City visits friends in Oskaloosa and at David Evans' home as she and Mr McConnaughey prepare farewell trips after selling their Prairie City home. They plan to move to Boulder Colorado seeking health improvements for Ellis with the hope of settling there if the climate helps.

Ellis McConnaughey Prairie City David Evans Oskaloosa Boulder Ellis Colorado Iowa

Clayton Given a Job in Treasury Department

Evidence that Secretary Shaw favors Iowa friends is seen in Oskaloosa news that ex governor R W Clayton of the Sixth district has been placed in the treasury department. Clayton received a message from the secretary Friday confirming the position.

Shaw United States Treasury Iowa Oskaloosa Treasury Department R. W. Clayton Republican State Central Committee Clayton

Unnamed Washington post and Colorado Springs tribute note

A local note mentions an unannounced non civil service position with a 1600 dollar yearly salary. Harry Lamb sends a fiftieth wedding anniversary tribute from Colorado Springs to his grandmother Mrs. Henry K. Warren. The poem recounts a bride’s fifty year life, a lost husband, and a blessing from angels and heaven, ending with a prayer for the beloved grandma.

Harry Lamb Colorado Springs Henry K. Warren Senda Harry Mrs. Warren Death Grandma

Friday Night's Sensation at Parsonage

In a quiet city a Friday night incident at Rev. John Ferguson's United Presbyterian parsonage on South Market Street sparked alarm. Miss Monlux, staying with Mrs. Ferguson, woke to chloroform smells and alerted others. Marshal Phillips found the house filled with odor but no theft or forced entry, suggesting an intruder hidden earlier. The women were frightened and the pastor arrived home at dawn.

John Ferguson United Presbyterian Church South Market Street Mr. Ferguson Miss Monlux Marshal Phillips

Reached Home to Die Miss Lizzie Mayne Dies in Island

News from Monroe notes Miss Lizzie Mayne died at her family home in Prince Edward Island after a long illness with consumption. She had visited Iowa relatives including her uncle Hugh Morrison seeking relief, and her mother and John Morrison of Colfax accompanied the journey home, where she passed away the Sunday after arriving.

Ead Lizzie Mayne Prince Edward Island Mayne Monroe Hugh Morrison Iowa John Morrison Colfax

Federation Meeting Announces Officers Election at Harrah Home

Mrs W E McMurray secretary of the Federation of Woman's Clubs says a meeting will be held at Mrs A M Harrah's residence on Wednesday March 26 at 2 30 PM. The agenda includes officer elections and a program with a solo by Mrs Chambers a paper by Mrs Ferguson on improvement of school grounds a story by Master Robert Burns McGregor a solo by Miss Oberman and music.

W. E. McMurray Federation of Woman's Clubs Federation A. M. Harrah Chambers Ferguson Robert Burns McGregor W. A. Clark South Market Street Relief Corps Robt. Burns Chas. Hook Ella Bowyer Minnie Morrison

District Court Completes February Term with Divorces

The February term work closed under Judge Scott with several divorces decided. Evans versus Evans, ages 79 and 76, granted Joanne Evans a divorce while she pays George Evans 11000 as his share of the property. Owens versus Owens awarded plaintiff decree with defendant to pay 2000 permanent alimony and furniture. Cross versus Cross petition dismissed on merits. Howerton versus Taylor decree for plaintiff. Shearer versus Triplett motion for new trial overruled.

District Court Scott Evans Joanne Evans George Evans John Owens Mary Owens Melinda Cross Eli D Cross Cynthia A. Howerton Elmer E Taylor Chas L Shearer Chas Triplett

Land of milk and honey buys Idaho fruit ranch

N W Lewis and son Harry T Lewis have purchased a fruit ranch near Payette Idaho and Ontario Oregon in the Snake River valley. They plan to build a house and move there within two months with Mrs Lewis and Florence joining later. The land features an irrigation system and grows apples peaches pears prunes and other crops. Webb will stay in Newton until his wife can join them.

N. W. Lewis Idaho Payette Ontario Oregon Snake River Valley Harry T. Lewis Harry Florence Webb Newton

Our Friends in Colorado

G L Bates is happy over the return of his wife and daughters Claudie and Nellie from Colorado Springs. Claudie’s health has improved but the climate may be disagreeable for two months, so they return home. They bring good words from Mrs Cowgill Sadie Mamie Nason Allie McGregor family. Mrs Nora McAuliffe and husband and son Harry Lamb move to El Paso Texas for Mr McAuliffe’s consumption. Kate Lamb remains in Colorado Springs at a large telephone office.

G. L. Bates Claudie Nellie Colorado Springs Nora McAuliffe Harry Lamb el Paso Texas McAuliffe Kate Lamb

Millard Cox to Move Fair Store to Brooklyn

As April approaches, Millard Cox plans moving his Fair Store from Newton to Brooklyn. The Cox family and assistants Grace Smith and O B Guthrie will relocate, leaving Newton a loss but Brooklyn gaining valued citizens active in church and community work.

Millard Cox Brooklyn Newton Cox Grace Smith O. B. Guthrie Epworth League

Death of Robert Hook Kellogg Citizen Passes Away

Robert Hook a well known Kellogg resident died last Monday March 17 at his daughter's home near Kellogg aged about seventy three. He formerly lived at De Soto and moved to Jasper county years ago. His son William Hook a Denver businessman arrived for the funeral. Sheriff Charles H Hook a cousin accompanied by his family attended the services held at the Tomlinson home yesterday afternoon.

Robert Hook Kellogg G. W. Tomlinson de Soto Jasper County Wm. Hook Denver Chas. H. Hook Tomlison Home

Knife wound leaves Ed Pillow in critical condition

Ed Pillow lies in Mercy hospital Des Moines in critical condition after a knife wound to the left breast from a woman identified as Jennie Robinson. Reports say the pair were sweethearts and had attended a dance prior to the incident.

Ed Pillow Mercy Hospital Des Moines Jennie Robinson

Knife Attack Near East Fourth and Vine Ends in Stabbing

A dispute at East Fourth and Vine escalated when a woman drew a knife and stabbed Pillow. The exact sequence of events is unclear, but the incident left Pillow wounded. Police investigated the quarrel and sought details to determine motive and charge.

East Fourth and Vine

Panic at Forbes Sale as Fractious Horse Tramples Crowd

A nervous colt in Forbes' big sale on Friday caused a panic as it reared and charged through spectators. Thomas Robinson was knocked down and severely bruised about the head and body. James Manning suffered a deep scalp cut. Mr Emmack was bruised. No bones were broken and the physician expects Tom to recover quickly.

Forbes Thomas Robinson Tom James Manning Mr. Emmack

Big Mortgage Filed for Des Moines Electric Line

A trust deed from Inter-Urban Railway of Des Moines to American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago was filed in the Recorder's office last Friday to secure $475,000 in bonds for building and equipment of the electric road from Des Moines to Colfax. It includes a clause for a possible additional issue to extend to Newton, signaling ongoing capital ambitions. Recording fee totaled $26.60.

Inter-Urban Railway Des Moines Polk Road American Trust and Savings Bank of Chicago Recorder Colfax Newton Jasper

Temperance Meetings Draw Large Crowds at M E Church

The Union Gospel Temperance Meetings at the M E church draw large audiences nightly. A C Rankin delivers powerful addresses producing good results and the series continues through next Friday. A women's meeting is set for Monday at 2 PM with Rankin speaking, and a large attendance is urged.

Union Gospel Temperance M. Ek A.C. Rankin M. E. Church A. C. Rankin

Candidates Named in City Caucuses for Aldermen

Republican city caucuses held last Friday elected candidates for alderman in each ward. First Ward Geo. W. Parsons was named, second Ward D. R. Tripp, third Ward L. A. Gates. In each ward the incumbent alderman was renominated.

Geo. W. Parsons D. R. Tripp L. A. Gates

Baby born to Feeder Works couple amid family joys

Tom Johnson of the Feeder Works welcomes a daughter born about midnight Friday night. Nurse Emily Pool of Ingersoll, Canada helps the mother and baby adjust to life in a cold world. More social notices report visits, weddings, and club events across Jasper County including W R C sociables, Presbyterian Ladies Aid, and relatives visiting in Ft Worth, Montezuma, and Le Claire.

Tom Johnson Feeder Pawa Emily Pool Ingersoll Canada

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