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Newspaper
Newton Record
Location
Newton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1897
Page
2
Carrie White operates millinery at a shop named MUS located second door northwest of the square. The concise listing highlights the location for customers seeking hats and headwear in the area.
Local notes record barter for millinery with staples. Names include Mrs C A Warne and Mrs A H Brous ent rain ed rela and Nina Mars wife of Knoxville. Many small items, visits, weddings, church events and deliveries across Des Moines Baxter Prairie City Newton and Ottumwa are detailed, with marriages of Woodard Wilson and Woodard Norris, travel to Chicago and Des Moines, and church activities and new appointments.
Mrs. C H Miller and Mrs. Ford and daughter Orpha visited near Well. Miss Myrta Morris visited her grandmother near Rushville. A daughter was born to Dr B Leissmann on September 27 1807. Mrs McManigal of Newton visited Kellogg. Epworth League reorganized at M E church with meetings Sundays at 4 pm. Farm ads and shop notes appear. Article previews McClure's October issue with Bernard Grenfell and Sayings of Christ, plus Klondike feature and New York contrasts.
A collage of brief village items outlines visits by Maggie S Paul and James in Marshall county, George Simmons from Grinnell at his father in law’s home, Mrs Al Burroughs from Gnell, and horse sales to a Marshalltown buyer. A Beatty couple visited Grinnell, No 8 school house received paint, McCosh completed home improvements, Joseph Paul led the work, and Rev Elliott preached his last sermon of the conference year.
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