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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1897

Page

6

Newton and Vicinity Social Notes Extend to Many States

E O Wright longtime Jasper county Republican and farmer now in York Nebraska visited Newton area relatives last week. Horace Seeley of Baxter, born 1855, plans to spend remaining years in Jasper county. F F Failor and Geo Parsons families arrived in Newton from Rushville and Bucyrus Ohio, with Parsons touring Feeder Works. Numerous residents and guests from Des Moines Pella Marshalltown and Colfax appear in the day by day notes with business calls, travel, and local society.

E. O. Wright Jasper County Independence Township York Nebr Baxter Newton Nebraska Horace B. Seeley Horace Independence Ana Old Jasper F. F. Failor Geo. W. Parsons Gertrude Mrs. Failor South Vine Street Rushville Bert Beals Ira J. F. Battin J. M. Richmond Des Moines J. G. Guthrie Howard Frank Snyder Schuler Sac County Rose Russell

Grinnell College dominates state tennis and more

Grinnell College swept the State College Tennis Tournament in Oskaloosa winning the ladies singles and doubles and the men's singles while Cornell took the men's doubles. The baseball team beat Simpson College 18 to 7. The statewide dual meet with the State University ended in rain while Grinnell led 65 to 23. Also noted are musical, literary, and social items, plus advertising cost figures for Century and Harper magazines and Chicago Tribune rates.

State College Oskaloosa Grinnell Cornell State University Harper Chicago Tribune Atchinson County Journal

Local Grocer Arthur Lister Opens Store Near Opera House

Arthur Lister announces a new store behind the opera house with fresh goods and cash-only pricing. He operates a huckster wagon during the week but is at the store every evening and on Saturdays, inviting customers to give his low cash prices a trial.

Arthur Lister Opera House

Soldiers Graves Decoration Request by Garrett Postiliong

Members of Garrett Postiliong near cemeteries with veterans are urged to decorate graves on Saturday or Monday May 29 or 31. W R Manning, Commander.

Garrett Postiliong W. R. Manning

Local ads offer loans and sales at Burns and Mann

Founp, Blackledge & Son advertise loans at six percent on farm security at the northwest corner of the square. Fugard & Brown promote fresh vegetables and oats. Burns' carries oatmeal per package. W L Mann offers a $75 top buggy for $55 until June first.

Fugard& Brown W. L. Mann

Efner Bros Meat Market Cash Sale Notice

We will sell meat for cash only beginning June 1, 1897. We appreciate every man's trade and will do our best to merit your patronage. Efner Bros located at the southeast corner square.

Sabin Newton High School Alumni Association Ida Griebeling Harry McCardell Mary Mitchell James Hill Josie Wing Gussie Griebeling Ella Clarkson Nellie Miller Eva Kennath Clifford Manning Gertrude Beard

Lost items and local notices from Newton Colfax region

Mrs J R Rodgers returns to Colfax after losing a lace curtain waist and dimity package in Winn & Carriers paper between Newton and Colfax. A second Mrs Jesse Slavens package with curtain goods and a pocket book also lost. Also notes Kathleen Mavourneen benefit, pasture for horses, lemonade offer, driving horse for sale, calves and sow stock, vegetables for sale, a house for rent, and Shilohs Vitalizer advertised for digestive relief.

J. R. Rodgers Colfax Dimity Winn & Carrier Newton P. S Jesse Slavens

Best Remedy For Rheumatism From Fairhaven Register

James Rowland of Fairhaven reports his wife suffered rheumatism twenty five years. After refusing a doctor she used Chamberlain Pain Balm and slept within an hour. She now uses it for aches with reliable relief. Balm sold in 25 and 50 cent sizes by Wagley Smee. The piece also notes farmers adopting name signs for farms to aid travelers and profit.

Fairhaven N. Y James Rowland Mr. Rowland Chamberlain

G A R Encampment Train Plans and Local Notices

The Annual Encampment of the G A R of Iowa will be at Marshalltown June 8 to 10 with rail fare set for June 6 to 9 and return until June 12. Chicago Great Western Railway urges Comrades to use its trains, with the best accommodations promised and tickets obtainable via agents or F H Hunter in Des Moines. Also includes notice of tomorrow’s vegetable arrivals at Burns and a testimonial from Frank McAvoy praising Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy, sold by Wagley Smead.

Letta Rood Coulterville Illinois Chas. Fenner Jasper County George Food Buena Vista Township Harry Ritter Baby Vera Searsboro Miss Vera B. C. Ward Des Moines W. G. Clements Mr. Ward California Europe J. J. Moran Kellogg Ade Richards Sibyl Wadsworth Reasner Henry Reasoner T. L. Hazard Iowa City J. F. Battin George Ritter Chicago C. V. Cowan Oskaloosa Newton Newton Des Moines Greene If. Maher Cox Martin Wright Burke C. Wing Burns Lufkin P. Fahey Clark Bates If. Bates P. Herriman Rf. Stone Walker Grubb C. Stewart P. Harrington Rf. Hallett Russell Div. U. R Loper State of Iowa Marshalltown Chicago Great Western Railway Grand Army of the Republic St. Paul Chicago Great Western Ry Hunter Youngerman Block Westfield Ind Frank McAvoy Wagley & Smead

Bargains at Blackledge and Son's Store

Bargains advertised at Blackledge and Son's on the northwest corner of the square feature price cuts and promotional offers. Readers are invited to visit the shop to take advantage of reduced goods and special values today.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Newton and Vicinity Sarah Lister Iowa Business College Rockwell City Miss Lister Central Depot Lena Lindberg H. B. McMurray Zelma Mrs. McMurray Adam Burnham Pella M. M. Smith Winterset Grant Townsend Newton Friends Dora Lloyd Hart Mt. Gillead Ohio J. C. Livingston Hkeasner Mobberly Bros Rock Island Peoria Central C. A. Nelson Boone John Newell Maryville Missouri Cy Sturdevant Louisa Louary Davenport Chris, Iske Shafer Altoona R. C. Lain Elizabeth Dowling Howard Durfee Free Methodist Church Tansen Mullen of Montezuma Bertha Coon S. G. Russell A. McDannel Reasnor Will McDannel E. D. Griswold Carnsforth, In Geo. Cannon Metz D. J. Eberhart George Tennant Prairie City Monroe Judge Ryan W. &. Sylvester Lyneville Geo. B. Hunter Charlie Brandon Vermont Vermont Hills Miss Floy Frary Gilman Joshua Clay Hickory Grove Frary Misess Lillian Lizzie Patten M. A. McCord Arthur Stratton Sigourney Jennie Webb Harry Miller Cora Bean Miss Adda Bean Baby Harry Iowa Central Scarboro Andrew Hans College, Ill Hester Morris Galesburg Moses Greenleaf Rebecca Rice Dixie P. R. Rice Andrew Engle Perry Engle Mattie Kerby Centerville Sylvester Tiffany Sheriff Tripp G. W. Parsons F. L. Maytag George Kinsley Muscatine Mesdames Fred and Simon Altemeier Blanche Neel L. A. Woodruff J. M. Galusha W. O. McElroy W. L. Ryan Thomas W. Noble Ladora Millersburg Chal Scarth Meda Scarth T. J. Smith Nettie Charlie Rothrock Laura Wright West Liberty J. F. Bettin Meredith Nancy Coon Florence Eastman F. A. Fish Andrew Johnson Howard Gibford W.J. Fleming Commerce S. L. Sherman E. Baum Milwaukee L. D. Baum Andy McCalmont A. M. Harrah George Swearinger Mitchellville Lambert W. J. Warham Jos R. J. Kiser Jane Keesler W.co Burlington Congregational Church W. Jackson Albia United Brethren In Christ W. F. Cronk Parsons Minneapolis Fargo S. Dak Byers Spring St Miss Mary Hall Drake University S. J. Stock Mingo Sinclair J. R. Richmond Jason Green John Heeelins Lou. J. Smith Belle D. Brown O. W. Treman J. A. Garrett Kate Reed Omaha D. N. McCord McCords Finches Woman's Relief Corps F. T. Campbell J. W. Wilson Johnson Indianapolis Frank Morgan Blackledge & Son N.of N. W Knepper Boo Miss Richey Mills D. M. Kelley Grinnell College Simpson College Prof Mrs. Smith Joseph Schreurs The Flowers Orchestra of Cole T. J. Connover Sully Mr. Connover C. C. Smead Altona Ill Walter Boyd Ed. Zollinger South Mechanic Street O. H. Witmer Ottumwa Iowa Bankers’ Association Albert Johnson Lynnville Henry Johnson Poweshiek Township Messrs. J. V D. H Miss May Adkins Paulina Ezra Adkins Founp, Blackledge & Son's H. P. Engle Square Cash Efnor Bros Southeast Corner Square Kathleen Mavourneen Monday night—Benefit Co. L A. Dunnick McColloms’ Cash Grocery Willis McCoLloms Poland China Farrow L.C. van Dusseldorp Fugard & Brown Shiloh Blackledge & Son’s N Northwest Corneréequare
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