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Newspaper

Newton Record

Location

Newton, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1901

Page

4

Prairie City Notes and Local News Briefs

Mrs Carrie White Edt attended a meeting of the Republican State Central Committee in Des Moines. The Pumpkin Pie social was postponed. Monroe Woodmen at Reid Kingdon’s and at Newton Friday. Frank E Roberts initiated in Woodcraft mysteries. Winnie Norris sick with scarlet fever. Ashford Dowden returned from Davenport. A new mill foundation and furnace room progressing. Farmers hopeful as corn and potatoes show promise. E E Thompson to visit Indianola friends. Presiding Elder Thompson visited E E Thompson. Clarence Curry and Ida Fleming wed in Des Moines last Wednesday. Bride’s home reception and feast. couple to housekeeping. Mattie Dowden gravely ill. Ira Draper to spend winter in California. Robert Finn added to residence. Wm and Jas Hertvog at work. W R C Sixth District sessions open here. Frank Coffey and Vanderzyl Bros. in local businesses. Arthur J McColl and wife sang at M E church for Prohibition. G M Cowles and Dr Hendersbot involved.

Des Moines Republican State Central Committee Monroe Reid Kingdon Newton Frank E. Roberts Winnie Norris Teries Woodcraft Thompson Chariton E. E. Thompson Clarence Curry Ida Fleming George Curry Ira Draper California Robert Finn Jas. Hertvog W. R.C Frank Coffey P. A Dalrymple Vanderzyl G.M. Cowles Dr. Hendersbot

Colfax News Highlights Marital, Death, and Social Events

Clarence A Curry and Ida A Fleming wed in Des Moines with reception at Metz home. Julia Dotson dies in Kansas City of typhoid malaria. remains buried in McKeever cemetery. Guild luncheon at Centropolis hosted by Mrs Luengen. needle work and papers shared. Local notes include hunting plans, coal mine injury, land trade help, conservatory addition, and pastor changes at M E church. A South African store tale and stage drama Une cle Josh Spruceby show slated for Sister's Opera House.

Julia E. E. Dotson Kansas City McKeever F. Luengen St. Clement's Guild Centropolis Geo. H. Meier Hamilton Montana Colfax David Crawford Severs Clipper

A Word to Travelers Warns on Diarrhoea Risks

The notice advises travelers to carry Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy due to war related excitement and changes in food and water. Wagley and Smead, druggists, offer it for sale.

Wagley & Smead

Friends wish him Godspeed in new field of labor

A community note recounts well wishes for a man starting a new career and lists neighbors and relatives sending support. It also mentions ongoing illnesses, visits, and local plans including a brick residence project and a postponed trip to see a hospitalized relative. The piece ends with a theater company opening in Chicago and a Davenport engagement.

New 70 foot iron bridge to replace wooden span

A 70 foot iron bridge is under construction across North Skunk near Henry Austin's to replace the aging wooden structure. Cards announce the marriage of Miss Marie de Bruyn to Chas C Bomberger, to be held at the bride's parents home west of town on the evening of October 5. A surprise 21st birthday party for Geo Renaud was given at his parents' southeast of town. State Auditor Merriam was granted a divorce last week and plans to prepare for life after his political career depending on the next Republican state convention.

North Skunk Henry Austin Marie de Bruyn Chas. C. Bomberger Geo. Renaud Merriam Ledger

Richards Mill Maintains Steady Operations Amid Changes

To whom it may concern, the Richards Mill will continue with two first class millers, George Blair and Samuel Flick enger, in charge as accounts are adjusted. Adrian Richards expects prompt responses to statements of account. The Richards & Co mill ling property is described. The Huebinger Surveying & Map Publishing Co. reports first proofs of all towns and townships will be ready for inspection on October 28 and 20, and will be exhibited at the Recorder's office in Newton Court House. Interested parties are urged to call, examine plots, and aid in correcting any errors found.

Josh Spruceby Chicago Opera House Will T. Lister Chase-Lister Theatrical Company American Opera House Chicago Chase-Sisters Newton Davenport Richards Clase George Blair Samuel Flickenger Adrian Richards Richards & Co Huebinger Surveying & Map Publishing Co Recorder's Office Court House Gem

Good Dental Business in Newton Claims Record Year

Dr. B. E. Oberman announces a record year in Newton Iowa with large cash receipts and urges locals to visit for October 12 cut prices on all dental work. He promotes painless extractions, guarantees satisfaction, and positions his practice as the best with the claim of superior facilities and a written guarantee.

Newton Dr. Overman B. E. Oberman Dr. Perkins Scharf & Morrison's Iowa

Closing Out Sale at Kellogg Farm Near Kellogg Oct 17 1901

A farm sale six miles southeast of Kellogg on Thursday October 17 1901 begins at 8 p.m. The listing includes 30 cows 40 heifers 74 steers 44 yearlings 5 bulls 22 steer calves 8 horses 4 year old gray geldings draft mares 2 two year old geldings 16 yearling colts 2 suckling colts 14 sheep 120 chickens and turkeys 147 hogs breeding sows shoats and spring pigs farming tools wagons plows harness 100 bushels wheat 3000 bushels corn 55 acres shock corn 100 tons hay with free noon lunch Terms credit over 5 dollars 12 months with note and security interest if paid when due sums 8 dollars and under cash.

Kellogg Fealai Wagley Smead’s Chamberlain

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Miler & Westorn Cash Dry Goods Store Newton, Iowa Prairie City Carrie White Ashford Dowden Indianola Clarence A. Curry Metz Ida A. Fleming Vandalia Geo. Curry Kellog A. H. Raymond R. C. Birchard Howard Mrs. Howard George Saum David Stover Miss Gertrude Mary Vance Lynnville A. W. Haines M. E. Church Grinnell F. I. Poage Mr. Poage Charles Moody Star R. Larson Bay Villa Sundays River Cape Colony South Africa Larson Edith Adair W. 8. Adair Charlie Simpson Enterprise Mary Ramer Minert and Daughter Freeport Geo. Diehl Milton Mowry Milton Mary Byrde Flora Charles Crocker Grant Edna Welton Farmers Bank of Baxter L. D. Ozman W. D. Ozman Frank Bost J. B. Carr Jennie Boat Mercy Hospital Boat Frank Boat Ayer Colt Bette Ai Crappiata Ated CO Lowell Haviland China A. M. Hough Beckwith Baldwin & Morton Herman Laskewitz A. McMurray J. B. Burton E. E. Lyday
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